Behind the magazine covers and runway lights, this is where Ellory talks about real life: mental health, kindness, community action, and the messy middle of growing up in public.
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Ellory Grace is an artist, singer, model, and youth philanthropist who is redefining what it looks like for young people to create real change. Instead of chasing perfect moments, she builds repeatable guidebooks and action blueprints that make giving back less overwhelming and more possible for teens, families, and whole communities.
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For a lot of teens, volunteering sounds amazing in theory but confusing in real life. Where do you start? Who do you talk to? What if you mess it up? Ellory shares how she began creating simple, repeatable “action blueprints” so anyone can show up with confidence and turn good intentions into real impact.
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Being featured in outlets like Harper’s BAZAAR and ELLE isn’t just about photos and outfits for Ellory. In this diary-style entry, she reflects on what it feels like to be a teen on professional sets, how she stays grounded, and the quiet rituals that keep her connected to her purpose.
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Not every outfit needs a runway. Ellory takes us along for an L.A. morning in comfy layers, sneakers, and sunshine — sharing how she uses everyday fashion as armor, expression, and sometimes just a reminder that it’s okay to be soft and human between big moments.
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Bright lights, cameras, and a room full of people who all seem to know each other. Ellory writes about attending Anamaria Ferentz’s album release night, what happens when the glam fades, and how she finds small ways to connect with real people in very unreal rooms.
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New York energy, backstage chaos, and the split-second calm right before stepping onto the runway. Ellory breaks down her experience walking shows at Sony Hall — from fittings and rehearsals to the adrenaline of hearing the music start and knowing it’s your turn.
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Walking a runway is a very public way of saying, “I’m here.” Ellory talks about growing up shy, how modeling pushed her to own her presence, and why she believes every young person deserves to feel like they belong in the room.
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At LA Fashion Week, Ellory found herself surrounded by other young women building careers, brands, and dreams. This entry is about friendship, collaboration, and the power of cheering for each other instead of competing in silence.
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Between school, social media, and big expectations, a lot of teens feel like they’re supposed to have everything figured out. Ellory shares why she talks openly about mental health, how kindness became her favorite “superpower,” and why checking in on one person can still change everything.
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