About Me

My name is Alisa Khoruzhenko, I created Plixters to be a place where style feels approachable, playful, and deeply personal. I’m not a professional stylist or a beauty guru, and I don’t want to be. Instead, I share what truly excites me: the outfits that catch my attention, the colors I can’t stop thinking about, the beauty products I’ve loved (or am dying to try), and the little details that make everyday life feel beautiful.

I’ve always been drawn to fashion because of its power to reinvent us. A new dress, a daring lipstick, or even just a different pair of shoes can shift the way you carry yourself and the way the world sees you. I love chasing those transformations – the ones that make you feel bold, soft, mysterious, or unstoppable. Style is like language, and I use it to write my own story day after day.

When I’m not exploring the world of fashion and beauty, you’ll usually find me indulging in my other passions. Travel is at the top of that list – stepping into a new city feels like flipping the page of an unwritten book. Italy has become my second love because of its soul, its rhythm, and, of course, its wine. I’ve been quietly working on my sommelier skills, learning to savor the dry depth of red wines. There’s something poetic about wine: like fashion, it’s about patience, layers, and discovery.

Photography is another way I connect with the present. I believe every stage of our lives deserves to be remembered, so I often create little shoots – sometimes polished, sometimes just raw and real. Through my lens, I capture youth, energy, and the fleeting spark of everyday magic.

Plixters is not a glossy magazine or a set of rules. It’s me, sharing pieces of what I love and inviting you to explore your own style without boundaries. If you’ve ever wanted a space where fashion feels less intimidating and more like an ongoing adventure, I think you’ll feel at home here.

So, welcome. Let’s celebrate the art of dressing, the thrill of trying new things, and the joy of being unapologetically ourselves.