Felicity Sophia Lancaster: The Digital Anthropologist Who Wears the World 🌍✨

"I don't just travel the world, I wear it."

Felicity Sophia Lancaster was born holding a passport and a vintage Dior clutch! She is not merely an influencer; she’s a Digital Anthropologist, a Fashion Icon, and a Modern Day Nomad who studies cultures through the lens of style. Her life is a runway, with every country as an entirely new collection, and every street as her catwalk.

Felicity doesn't just visit places, she becomes them. From the neon-soaked alleyways of Tokyo to the sun-drenched souks of Marrakesh, she immerses herself into her surroundings. Her closet is like a museum of global aesthetics, with kimono silk scarfs from Kyoto, hand-embroidered cowboy boots from Mexico City, and a bespoke leather jacket from Florence. Each garment comes with a unique story and let me tell you, darling—she's got stories.

Felicity doesn’t just exist for ‘the gram’. With a degree in Cultural Studies from Oxford and a PhD in "How to Look Fabulous While Jet-Lagged", Felicity is out to discover how fashion constructs identity in the digital age. Her TED video, "Threads of Connection: How Clothes Unite Us," literally broke the internet. (Okay, not literally, but she did trend in 42 countries.)

When she isn't front row during Milan Fashion Week or sipping bubbles on a private yacht off the coast of Capri (casual), she's digging down deep into subcultures to document underground fashion collectives in Berlin, and studying the rise of AI generated couture, or interviewing drag queens in New Orleans about their glitter empires.

Felicity's life is a sensory overload of beauty and brains, a love letter to the world written in sequins and serotonin. You should follow her if you dare to dream in 4K color.

P.S. She's single, but she is married to adventure. 💋✈️