NEW YORK | MIAMI

From Simply Jess, Miami’s #1 nightlife concierge, to Jess Marquez—artist and all-around creator—her journey has been one of passion, transformation, and self-discovery.

She first built her name curating unforgettable experiences, selling out events, and attracting top celebrities and influencers long before social media defined the scene. As co-owner of the iconic 400 Club, Jess became known as the go-to for creating the ultimate vibe. Yet, behind the glamour of nightlife, her true passion was always ART.

Art has been Jess’s sanctuary since childhood—making clothes for her Barbie dolls from her brother Giovanni’s fabric scraps, filling her bedroom walls with art, and contributing her work to school programs. In 2015, during Art Basel, she revealed her artistic soul to the world. That moment became a turning point, allowing her to step fully into her identity as a visual artist and creator.

Today, through Visuals by Jess, she merges mixed media, painting, photography, digital illustration, and wearable art to bring bold, visionary concepts to life. But Visuals by Jess is more than a brand—it is a movement.

Her mission is to ignite the DO WHAT U LUV spirit in others, inspiring them to chase their passions and create fearlessly. Whether she’s designing wearable art, curating experiences, or building a community of visionaries, Jess reminds the world that dreams are worth pursuing. To her, the word impossible simply breaks down to I’m possible.

If you believe it, you can achieve it. So just—Do What U Luv. The rest will follow.

— Jess Marquez

DALLAS,TX

Crystal Elyse is a multidisciplinary artist whose work seamlessly blends elegance, spirituality, and bold creativity. Drawing inspiration from her faith, cultural roots, and personal experiences, Crystal creates captivating pieces that speak to both the soul and the senses.

With a background as an art instructor and years of experience leading paint-and-sip events, Crystal has developed a unique ability to connect with people through art—whether on canvas, through murals, or with her signature resin and epoxy creations. Her artistic vision also extends to resin floors, where she transforms ordinary spaces into stunning works of art with luxurious finishes and custom designs.

Her portfolio ranges from minimalist fashion illustrations to powerful storytelling series like Creation, which explores divine beginnings with gold accents, diamonds, and layered textures. Crystal’s work has been featured in galleries across New York and showcased at major art events. She dedicates all her gifts and accomplishments to the Most High, acknowledging Him as the source of her vision and success. As her artistic journey expands, she remains committed to inspiring others, turning visions into reality, and making her mark in both the fine art and design worlds.

MIAMI,FL

Christina Foss, artistically known as "FO$$," is a Miami based contemporary artist and muralist.  She is originally from Massachusetts, where she was a former high school teacher and received her Masters Degree of Fine Arts in Education and Spanish.

FO$$ is a self taught artist specializing in portraiture, realism and contemporary pop art.  She utilizes a combination of acrylic and mixed mediums to create her works of art on canvas, custom cut wood, apparel and more. Her first large-scale exterior mural can be seen in the heart of Wynwood, Miami at Bar Spanglish located at 2800 North Miami Ave. 

FO$$ considers herself a great white shark enthusiast and her works are heavily influenced by nature, music, film, pop culture and surrealism.

Notable collectors of FO$$ artwork include; Ye (Kanye West), Floyd Mayweather, Odell Beckham Jr., Jayson Tatum, Antonio Brown, Myke Towers, Tokischa, Ovy On The Drums, Rick Ross, Janoris "Jack Rabbit" Jenkins, Jerome Baker, Dei V, Luar la L, DJ Luian, Eladio Carrión, 2 Chainz, Ab-Soul, Candice Bolden, Retro Kicks NYC, Terry Rozier, Gil Dezer, Duke Riley, Dimeloflow and Alan Wildstein. 

LOS ANGELES, CA

NEW YORK, NY

Giovanni Fajardo arrived in New York City from Colombia with a familiar dream: to study, to create, and to build a life in the United States. Art had always come naturally to him. From an early age, he gravitated toward drawing, painting, photography, filmmaking, and fashion—any medium that allowed him to translate the vivid ideas of his inner world into tangible form. What unfolded after his arrival in New York, however, reads less like a traditional resumé and more like a film script.

Before fashion took center stage, Giovanni worked as a documentary filmmaker, covering regions such as Haiti and the West Bank of Palestine. Although he aspired to continue filmmaking, the high cost of tuition at NYU forced a pivotal decision that would alter the trajectory of his creative life. An opportunity arose to manage a showroom in New York’s Garment District, where he oversaw garment production, sewing processes, and employee training. Immersed in the mechanics of fashion, Giovanni fell in love with the craft. From that moment on, there was no turning back.

He went on to graduate from the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) as a professional pattern maker and designer. While still a student, Giovanni began creating bold, one-of-a-kind garments that quickly found their way into downtown New York’s most eclectic boutiques. His avant-garde, funky aesthetic caught the attention of boutique owners, leading to exclusive commissions for celebrities. His first major assignment was a leather, Matrix-inspired long corset coat designed for Halle Berry for a Revlon commercial. Berry loved the piece so much that she requested to keep it, marking the beginning of a two-decade career as a sought-after celebrity designer.

While working as a pattern maker for renowned fashion houses such as Helmut Lang, Theory, and Olivier Theyskens, Giovanni simultaneously collaborated with some of the most iconic artists in the world. His work has been worn by Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, Britney Spears, Aerosmith, Jennifer Lopez, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Alicia Keys, Avril Lavigne, and Pink, among many others.

Notable creations include a leather-denim long coat for Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones, a couture denim gown worn by Britney Spears at the 2001 American Music Awards, and the top Janet Jackson famously wore during her 2004 Super Bowl performance. USA Today recognized Giovanni and his team as “Trendsetters and Innovators,” applauding their role in pushing denim into entirely new territory.

Giovanni approaches fashion as an extension of his art, designing each piece with the intention of creating something truly original. His early runway work, initially produced for student shows, quickly distinguished him for its bold silhouettes and experimental use of materials such as plastics. Deeply influenced by DIY punk culture, Giovanni draws inspiration from the rebellious spirit of Vivienne Westwood’s 1970s London boutique SEX, which helped define the visual language of the Sex Pistols.

One of Giovanni’s lifelong goals to exhibit his work in a museum was realized in 2022 when his designs were showcased at the Red Carpet Couture event during Vogue’s Met Gala exhibition at the Orlando Museum of Art.

Today, Giovanni continues to develop his timeless line collections where art and fashion intersect through unapologetically avant-garde design. Alongside these collections, he remains devoted to his private clientele, creating bespoke pieces fueled by a relentless creative passion that shows no sign of slowing down.

NEW YORK, NY

UncuttArt is a revolutionary artist, philosopher, and cultural architect whose work lives at the intersection of street energy, sacred symbols, and social awakening. Best known as the creator of the global Protect Yo Heart movement, his signature public art has transformed city streets into spiritual runways — reminding millions to stay grounded in self-love, truth, and personal evolution.

Like the legends before him, Uncutt’s visual language transcends paint. His creations — raw, intentional, and deeply coded — explore consciousness, frequency, and the human condition. Whether on concrete, canvas, or cloth, his work disrupts silence, commands attention, and activates change.

Often called a “living mystery,” Uncutt remains anonymous by design, letting the message outshine the man. But make no mistake — his presence is felt. His art is not just seen, it’s felt… it’s worn, lived, and remembered.

UncuttArt is not just creating art — he’s carving a new path for how art heals, moves, and liberates. This is history in motion. A modern-day renaissance. A MasterPeace in progress.