UGC photo
Image-led campaigns, lookbooks and editorial drops for clothing, accessory and lifestyle brands. Single hero stills, multi-frame stories, paced for slow-scroll feeds.
Warsaw UGC creator & content strategist
Daria Dombrovskaya is a Warsaw-based UGC creator and content strategist working at the quiet end of fashion, hospitality and lifestyle. Her work is rooted in editorial restraint — image-first, slow-paced, made to live longer than a single campaign cycle. Brands engage her when they want content that doesn't shout, but holds the room: a single hero still that earns the brief, a paced video that watches like a film, a long-form residency that builds a library rather than a feed.
Before stepping into independent work she spent five years inside in-house creative teams — first at a Polish boutique fashion house, then leading content for a small group of independent hotels across Central Europe. That double background, the studio and the property, is why her process is unusually fluent in both: she will read a moodboard the way a stylist does, then plan a shoot list the way a hotel GM does, and ship deliverables that fit a media kit and a stylebook at the same time.
Today her practice is split between long-term creator partnerships, multi-night hotel residencies, and selective campaign work. She writes, art-directs, shoots and edits her own material, and works with a small trusted circle of stylists, retouchers and editors when a project calls for it. New collaborations are taken on twice a year, with a preference for slower briefs, fewer deliverables, and the kind of trust that lets the image come first.
Languages: RU EN PL Available worldwide
Image-led campaigns, lookbooks and editorial drops for clothing, accessory and lifestyle brands. Single hero stills, multi-frame stories, paced for slow-scroll feeds.
Reels and short-form video for brand campaigns and ongoing creator partnerships. Cut for long-form, repurposed for paid social.
Personal photoshoots for private clients — portrait, lifestyle, ongoing content libraries. A quieter, slower way to build a feed.
Quarterly or yearly retainer work — a steady output of stills, video and copy for one brand, treated as an in-house creative partner rather than an outside vendor.
“Daria reads a moodboard like she helped build it. The first round we got back was the campaign — we shot the rest of the season around her image.”
— Anna Wiśniewska, Creative Director at Maison Lévrier“Three nights, one creator, an entire season's worth of content. We've worked with bigger productions and never seen this kind of restraint or this kind of yield.”
— Lukas Beck, General Manager at Hôtel Ferme