Annalise Ogelby is a creative based in Los Angeles.
She works as a creative strategist, with a background in social media marketing and a deep passion for storytelling and content creation.
At age 29, Annalise was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her journey through treatment and recovery has profoundly shaped the lens through which she views creativity and the world. Now, as a cancer survivor, her work is infused with a contagious gratitude for life.
Over the past ten years, she has worked in both the fashion and jewelry industries. Her background has given her a deep appreciation for materials and textures, and she is naturally drawn to movement and form. Her work is heavily influenced by her affinity for motion, and it carries a refined yet lived-in feel.
Annalise strives to use her platform to promote intentional living, connecting with those around her through the small joys in life—from capturing snapshot moments to self-expression through fashion and beauty. Her work offers a fresh perspective.
What a beautiful privilege it is to be alive.
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This gift guide was a real labor of love. I curated my first version of this it year and was overjoyed at the response it received. As someone who was so freshly navigating chronic illness caused by cancer treatment, it was sometimes hard to see how I fit into the world in the simplest ways. I felt out of place and had the hardest time relating to anyone that wasn’t a cancer patient or survivor themselves.
I had always enjoyed created gift guides around the holidays, but the lens in which I viewed the world had changed so much. And the broad stroke guides I had curated in the past honestly felt so shallow. But I have always loved giving my family and friends thoughtful gifts. And one thing that stood out to me during my year of cancer treatment—from chemo to my double mastectomy to radiation and more—were the incredibly thoughtful gifts I received from my loved ones that made me feel so seen and known.
It can be so hard shopping for someone walking through something as heavy and complex as a cancer diagnosis. So it made the most sense to start with what I knew best. These picks are as chic as they are functional—because no one should have to choose between style and ease.