Owning the Spotlight: The Power of Celebrating Your Wins
Too often, women move from one goal to the next without taking a moment to breathe. I used to do that constantly finish one thing,
Claire has spent over 17 years shaping global brands in fashion and beauty from Dior, YSL, and Armani Beauty to Reitmans and Aldo Group across London, Milan, Montreal, Vancouver, and now Toronto.
Her career taught her the language of style and strategy but motherhood taught her the power of self-reinvention.
After navigating fertility challenges, IVF, and postpartum anxiety recovery, Claire discovered that true confidence isn’t about being seen, it’s about being fully known.
That awakening led to the creation of GlowUp Moms, a movement helping women redefine success through holistic leadership, legacy, and well-being.
Today, Claire blends her mastery in image psychology, colour theory, and brand strategy to help women founders, executives, and creatives step into their most magnetic presence, one that feels aligned, embodied, and deeply authentic
Her mission is clear:
To help women rise from invisible to unstoppable, and from potential to purpose.
Because when women glow, the world grows.
We rise higher together — every connection is collaboration, not comparison.
Your voice is your power. We champion stories that inspire, influence, and spark collective growth.
True leadership is sustainable — where ambition meets wellness, and legacy feels aligned.
Motherhood deserves joy, not just survival. We lead with gratitude, grace, and celebration at every stage.
In just two years, GlowUp Moms has:
Every movement begins with a story.
Whether you’re here to join the Collective, attend the Expo, or work 1:1 with Claire,
you’ve found your village, a space to grow, to lead, and to glow with purpose.
Our blog, The GlowUp Diaries, shares insights on motherhood, entrepreneurship, wealth, branding, and wellness—so you can grow boldly while honoring every part of yourself.
Too often, women move from one goal to the next without taking a moment to breathe. I used to do that constantly finish one thing,
Confidence isn’t a destination, it’s a daily choice. It doesn’t start when you have all the answers or when everything finally makes sense. Confidence begins
Every woman needs a village, a circle that reminds her she’s not alone in her dreams, her challenges, or her transformation. When I hosted my