Cultivating Style, Presence & Refined Living
Meet Tonya
Founder of Renaissance Woman of Style
Tonya J. is the founder of Renaissance Woman of Style, a lifestyle-led elegance and transformation brand rooted in image refinement, personal style, feminine presence, and elevated everyday living.
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With a trained eye for color, clothing, visual identity, and the deeper emotional connection women have with how they present themselves, Tonya helps women refine their image so it reflects the confidence, elegance, and direction of the life they are building.
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Her work is for the woman who is ready to move beyond confusion, comparison, and outdated versions of herself — and begin showing up with more clarity, polish, and intention.
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Through Renaissance Woman of Style, Tonya blends fashion education, image consulting, transformation coaching, and lived reinvention to help women cultivate a visual identity that feels refined, aligned, and unmistakably their own.
This is not about dressing up for the sake of appearance.
​It is about helping a woman see herself more clearly, choose more intentionally, and embody the presence of her next chapter.
“My work is rooted in helping women refine their image, elevate their presence, and become visually aligned with the life they are building.” — Tonya J.
Refine Your Style, Elevate Your Presence​
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Tonya brings a unique blend of fashion education, personal styling, image consulting, and real-life reinvention to the Renaissance Woman of Style experience.
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Her foundation includes certification from the Fashion Stylist Institute, formal training in Fashion Arts from Humber College, and technical fashion studies through Seneca College. Before launching Renaissance Woman of Style, Tonya gained experience in luxury retail, fashion choreography, client service, and wardrobe presentation — experiences that shaped her eye for detail, personal presence, and polished visual communication.
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Beyond fashion, Tonya holds a BA in Law & Society, with specialized coursework in Women’s Studies. This gives her work a deeper understanding of identity, confidence, visibility, and the way women navigate personal and professional spaces.
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Her approach is both elegant and practical. She helps women understand what flatters them, what strengthens their image, and what supports the woman they are becoming — without forcing them into a style that feels disconnected from their real life.
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At the heart of her work is a simple belief:
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Your image should support your becoming, not keep you attached to who you have outgrown.