Edy Guy is an editorial strategist, creative director, and poet working at the intersection of culture, sustainability, and storytelling.

For over a decade, Edy has developed narratives, editorial platforms, and brand strategies across independent publishing, fashion, sustainability, technology, and creative industries. Her work combines editorial judgment, cultural analysis, and strategic thinking to help organizations articulate complex ideas, build meaningful audiences, and shape conversations.

In 2024, Edy completed an MA in Critical Studies, integrating research, philosophy, and cultural theory into her creative practice, with a particular focus on cultural and affective studies. This interdisciplinary approach informs her work as an editor and strategist—bridging creative intuition with critical analysis.

Her editorial and communications work has led to placements in TIME, Vogue, and WWD. As an editor, she has worked with critically acclaimed authors including Eileen Myles, Jeff Alessandrelli, Kimberly Alidio, Charlie J. Stephens, and Jaydra Johnson. Her own writing has appeared in Chicago Review, Wardrobe Theory Project, Zona Motel, and ROOM Magazine.

Edy is especially interested in the future of sustainability: how brands, designers, and cultural institutions can create more thoughtful relationships with materials, audiences, and the stories that shape our world.

Alongside her editorial practice, Edy is an embodiment facilitator, leading movement and breathwork practices in Portland, Oregon. Across all of her work, she is driven by deep feeling, critical intervention, and creative innovation.