During her career, Nina Stotler has gained a reputation for working ahead of the curve. In Ms. Stotler's current role as a youth culture correspondent and editor for Stylesight.com, she travels the globe to attend the most cutting edge and relevant concerts, fashion shows, trade events and parties. The information she gathers is presented on Stylesight in the form of photo trend boards and written coverage deciphering the latest fashion trends within the areas covered by Stylesight's nine Youth Culture sections.

Previous to joining Stylesight in July 2007, Ms. Stotler was part of the Peclers Paris trend network, feeding the Paris headquarters with relevant information regarding new trends, designers and products, for inclusion in their seasonal publications. She also created widely distributed monthly trend reports, wrote and edited the New York shopping guide, presented and interpreted seasonal trend information for large audiences, in addition to private consultations with fashion, beauty and home clients in New York. Based on her extensive knowledge of the industry, she is often quoted in national publications on the subject of fashion trends and writes articles on style, shopping, and music for various magazines.

In March 2007, Ms. Stotler took on the role of Women's Market Editor for Anthem magazine, a nationally distributed publication with an annual circulation of 100,000. She has since assigned and written articles on fashion, nightlife, beauty and retail, covering such diverse subjects as Gucci's 2007 resort collection, new label Ohne Titel, Poppy King's Lipstick Queen, Preen and the expanding Opening Ceremony empire.

A talented designer as well, Ms. Stotler founded VonKottwitz Jewelry in 2004 to showcase her wearable art. Described as dark, elegant, dense and baroque, pieces from the VonKottwitz line have been featured in JANE magazine, Metropop, photo shoots for TIGI, Uptown magazine, Ebony, Planet, Oyster, the Fall 2006 Joanna Mastroianni runway show and on Alicia Keys in her September 2007 video for "No One". Selected work can be found at Sucre in the West Village of Manhattan and EVA on Mulberry Street in Nolita.

A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, with a concentration in writing and visual art, Nina Stotler has previously held positions at a national online city guide, a California-based PR company, a photo agency, two culture magazines, and as a freelance stylist.