Costume Designer/ Wardrobe Stylist / Visual Brand Consultant
Tysha Ampadu is a costume designer, wardrobe stylist, and visual brand consultant whose work sits at the intersection of fashion, media, and culture. Her work spans major networks including MTV, BET, VH1, Comedy Central , HBO, Showtime as well as national campaigns for brands such as Elizabeth Arden, Chase, ESPN, Lyft, Sony Playstation and New York State Health. Through fashion, media , and visual storytelling, she examines how style shapes the way people , stories and culture are seen. View my Bio
Career Highlights
Working across intersections of television, media and entertainment. Visual identity has always play a critical role in storytelling. Her wardrobe and costume work has contributed to numerous productions , including cultural mainstays such as 106& Park, RapCity, Girl Code , Guy Code , Nick Cannon Wild N Out, as the reboot of TRL, and Flatbush Misdemeanors along with appearances, broadcasts, and media campaigns involving notable personalities and brands. With experience spanning studio production, live television, digital media , and branded content, her work bridges wardrobe execution and broader visual strategy.
Media/Clients
With experience across media-facing environments and public platforms, my approach centers on coherence—ensuring that visual identity aligns with message, context, and audience rather than trend or surface-level styling.
My work spans apparel strategy, visual direction, and cultural advisory for brands, talent, and organizations operating in highly visible spaces.
Philosophy
Tysha Ampadu views wardrobe as a transformational tool- one that can shape how a person is seen, understood, and remembered. Drawing from years of experience in television in production, she approaches wardrobe the same way it function on screen, as a visual device that elevates story, character, and presence.She believes style is universal tool of expression. One, that when thoughtfully curated , empowers people to show up with confidence and clarity.