Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Erin was practically born an athlete. They started playing sports at just four years old, and being the tallest kid in class made basketball a natural fit. Alongside athletics, Erin developed a deep interest in fashion and visual media—experimenting with androgynous styling and self-portraiture from a young age.

Erin went on to earn a full athletic scholarship to Duke University, where they played all four years and graduated with a degree in Visual Media Studies and a certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. After college, they played professionally overseas—spending four years in Italy (where they learned Italian) and one year in Luxembourg—before retiring from basketball in 2024 to begin pursuing their creative passions full-time.  Now currently based in Oregon, Erin works as a basketball skills instructor and at a vintage store while continuing to expand their modeling and creative direction career. 

Standing at 6’3.5”, Erin embraces androgyny and individuality through fashion and is currently preparing to relocate to Los Angeles to further their work in modeling and visual storytelling.