Meet Gaby Bain

We had the good fortune of connecting with Gaby Bain and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Gaby, why did you decide to pursue a creative path?
I pursued a creative and artistic career because I’ve always been drawn to visual storytelling and self-expression. My fairly new fashion marketing agency has allowed me to help others feel seen, confident, and artistically elevated.

Alright, so for those in our community who might not be familiar with your business, can you tell us more?
My agency is a fashion marketing based, creative agency. We focus on content creation for brands incorporating photography and videography. We style people, direct shoots, and create scroll-stopping visuals that bring brands to life. What sets us apart is our mix of elevated aesthetics and real strategy—every detail is intentional.

As marketing students we started The Edit with a love for visual storytelling and turned it into a business. It wasn’t easy—there were slow seasons, self-doubt, and a lot of learning curves—but I stayed consistent, trusted my eye, and kept creating.

I’m proud of how far it’s come. We’ve helped clients feel confident in their image and seen in their story. Biggest lessons? Protect your creative energy, say no when it’s not aligned, and don’t wait to be “ready,” just start.

What I want people to know: this brand is about more than style. It’s about showing up with presence, clarity, and confidence—and making art while you do it.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
Day 1:

Sunrise walk at Delray Beach
Breakfast at Seed Coffee (matcha + avocado toast)
Explore Pineapple Grove for murals and boutiques
Dinner at Lemongrass for sushi or noodles

Day 2:

Brunch at Pura Vida
Stroll Worth Avenue for architecture + inspo
Visit The Society of the Four Arts gardens
Relax at The Royal Poinciana Plaza with a smoothie

Day 3:

Morning shoot or moodboarding at a local studio or beach
Visit Morikami Japanese Gardens for a peaceful reset
Vegan lunch at Christopher’s Kitchen in Palm Beach Gardens
Sunset at Red Reef Park (quiet, beautiful, perfect for reflection).

Day 4:
Brunch at The Breakers in Palm
Window shop on Worth Avenue.
Spa afternoon or pool day at The Colony Hotel.
Chill dinner back in Delray at Rose’s Daughter.

Day 5:
Chill at a local studio or set up a beachside content shoot
Afternoon journaling or sketching at The Grove’s courtyard with an iced tea.

Day 6:
Morning at Delray GreenMarket for local flowers + fresh bites
Rest day, then sunset picnic at Atlantic Dunes Park.

Day 7:
Coffee + reflection time at Subculture Coffee
Walk through Pineapple Grove, last-minute shopping or vintage browsing
Early dinner at Dada

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
I dedicate my shoutout to my business partner, Leah Haynie. We have motivated each other and pushed ourselves in ways that I never expected. Us meeting in college and starting a marketing agency together was definitely not on my bucket list, but I’m so grateful this is something we both want. She’s brilliant, creative, and overall a light hearted person.

Instagram: @theediitagency

Image Credits
Gaby Bain
Leah Haynie