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By Ed Gonser. May 10, Since Ty Taubenheim owns a golden retriever named "Layla" and a golden lab that answers to "Marley," you better love both dogs and music if your plans include hanging with the Syracuse Chiefs' starting right-handed pitcher. The dogs, whose names were inspired by musical legends Eric Clapton and Bob Marley, are Taubenheim's life outside of baseball. That is, after his wife, Anna.

When we're with the dogs we're always together. They're our dogs equally. That's because music consumes a lot of his time.

A closet guitarist, Taubenheim has contemplated playing the national anthem at a Chiefs game, perhaps in an ode to another of his musical idols, Jimi Hendrix. As a guy that doesn't adhere to any sort of fashion rules and a lover of classic rock, it shouldn't be a surprise at all to see Taubenheim head banging his way to the ballpark while driving down I When out for a meal as the baseball season goes on you might find the Taubenheims at one of their favorite area eateries such as the Ichiban Japanese Steak House.

However, it was baseball and football, not hockey, that were big in his formative years. Our town was a big basketball town, but it was my third favorite sport. We played what we liked and as many sports as we could. I think that helped in my development and established a real passion for baseball. If I would have been shoved down one particular path I might have resisted a little more.

I went out on my own and chose what I wanted to do. It really allowed me to have a new respect and passion for the game that hasn't burned off since I started playing. I felt I was good enough that I could have played Division I. I feel like fashion became my niche very organically throughout the years. Photography and fashion have always been such a big part of my life, and becoming a content creator was the perfect way for me to merge the two together.

Don't wait for the perfect moment. Take the moment and make it perfect. Do you dabble in photography yourself? Seriously, there is so much time and hard work put into it, so it means a lot when people notice and appreciate it. Like I said in the first question, I was actually a photographer before I was a content creator, so that plays a HUGE part in my content and the aesthetic.

All of the photos on my feed are taken on my camera and edited by me. TF: My editing process may be a little different than most content creators. Since coming from a photography background, I have always been very particular with editing and always wanting each photo to look like art. Over the years I have created an editing vibe that stands out and is unique to my style and I feel really reflects how I see the world.

After I perfected it, I even now sell those lightroom presets to content creators or instagramers who would like to achieve the same tones and colors as my feed. I love watching people create and make them their own. I wish so bad when I had started photography that their were people like me selling presets and making it easier to build a consistent editing vibe. IS: How do you work with brands? In the beginning of your creative journey, did you outreach to brands on your own?

If I come across a brand that I think we could mutually benefit from working together, I see no harm in reaching out. I think it's a really good way to get your foot in the door. I am currently signed with an agency that helps me to get jobs with brands, and a lot of the brands initially reach out to me to work together on campaigns.

I am a young designer like many in the industry with a desire to become recognized for my work. My Latinx culture and Dominican roots are my greatest inspiration. My biggest driver to follow is my appreciation for the elegance and subtlety of putting a garment on a person. Color, happiness, the culture that vibrates in each stroke made in a sketch. Carolina Benoit launched her first collection focused on sustainable fashion.

Cardi B redefines fashion while in Paris. Jennifer Lopez launches a Fall footwear collection and a video game. Currently, I am presenting my new collection Spring-Summer , which has had great acceptance. My great purpose is to continue representing the Latino community.

Continue strengthening the projects started by great Latinos in the world of fashion. In addition to leaving my footprints and roots in scenarios such as this platform and other events related to the medium of art.