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Life & Work with Will Moore of Phoenix, AZ

Today we’d like to introduce you to Will Moore.

Hi Will, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers?
Of course!
I got my start in a similar way to a lot of creators during COVID. When the world was shut down and there wasn’t much to do, I picked up my phone and started taking outfit photos and filming simple GRWM videos. At the time it was really just a creative outlet, but over time the content started gaining traction and things slowly grew from there.
Fashion had always been a part of my life though. Even from a young age, I’ve always loved dressing up and putting together outfits. I give a lot of credit to my parents because they had me dressed in some amazing outfits growing up, which really sparked my appreciation for style early on.
As I got older, I became more captivated by the creative side of fashion—pairing different pieces together, experimenting with colors, textures, and silhouettes. Fashion started to feel like art to me, a way to express personality and tell a story without saying a word.
What began as a hobby during the pandemic gradually turned into something much bigger. Today I get to work with brands, create fashion content, and share my perspective on style with my audience, which has been incredibly rewarding.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
It definitely hasn’t been a completely smooth road. Like most creators, I’ve experienced plenty of moments of self-doubt, creative blocks, and times where things felt uncertain. There were periods where ideas didn’t come as easily, or where I questioned whether the content I was creating was resonating the way I hoped it would. Building something online also takes a lot of consistency and patience, which can be challenging when growth doesn’t always happen overnight.
That said, I’ve always tried to focus on persevering and continuing to show up, even during those slower or more difficult phases. I think those moments ultimately helped me refine my style, understand my audience better, and grow creatively.
Within the last six months especially, that persistence has really started to pay off. I’ve seen significant growth and new opportunities come my way, which has been incredibly rewarding and a reminder that staying consistent and believing in your vision can truly make a difference.

As you know, we’re big fans of you and your work. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about what you do?
I’m a fashion and lifestyle content creator, and most of my work centers around creating modern, elevated outfit content across Instagram and short-form video. On my Instagram, @wiillmoore, I focus on showcasing classic menswear with a contemporary twist—everything from tailored looks and refined everyday outfits to GRWM-style videos that show how pieces can be styled in a versatile, approachable way.
I’d say what I specialize in most is styling and visual storytelling through fashion. I enjoy showing how different textures, colors, and silhouettes can come together to create a cohesive look. My content tends to lean toward a modern yet timeless aesthetic, where classic pieces are styled in a way that still feels fresh and relevant.
What I’m most proud of is how organically everything has grown. I started creating content during COVID simply as a creative outlet, and since then it’s evolved into a platform where I’ve been able to collaborate with fashion brands, connect with an engaged audience, and build a personal style identity that people recognize.
I think what sets me apart is the balance between classic style and modern presentation. My goal has always been to make elevated fashion feel accessible while still maintaining a polished, aspirational feel. I also take a lot of pride in the quality and consistency of my content, whether it’s the styling, the visuals, or the storytelling behind each look.
At the end of the day, I see fashion as a form of art and self-expression, and I try to bring that perspective into everything I create.

Let’s talk about our city – what do you love? What do you not love?
Although I no longer live in Dallas, one of the things I appreciated most while I was there was the people and the culture. Dallas has a really strong sense of community, and I always felt like the people were welcoming, driven, and supportive of one another. There’s also a great mix of creativity, entrepreneurship, and style in the city, which made it an inspiring place to be—especially from a fashion and lifestyle perspective.
If I had to mention something on the other side, I’d say the pace and sprawl of the city can sometimes make getting around a bit challenging. Dallas is such a large, fast-growing city, so commuting and navigating different areas can take some time. But overall, the energy, culture, and people are what really stood out to me and what I enjoyed most during my time there.

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