“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done.”

— Genesis 50:20

Hi! I’m Kylie.

A mom, a wife and a content creator living in Montana. Social media has changed my life in ways I never could have anticipated. With that change came a responsibility - one I felt deeply - to create a meaningful experience for women in my community on their journey of healing.

I grew up in a childhood marked by abuse and became a mother at 18.

Survival was the priority, not confidence.

Not self-expression.

And most certainly, to not be seen.

When you come from a place of not having safety or stability, you learn quickly how to minimize yourself to get by.

It is not lost on me that it was by the grace of God, and through the privileges of therapy, that I was able to attain safety and healing. That privilege is something I hold with humility and I know that every woman does not have access to the same opportunities.

From the dark experiences I have faced, I’ve found deep common ground with many of these women. While our some of our stories are different, the truth remains the same: anyone can stumble, but healing is possible. And our God sees those who feel overlooked, abandoned, or forgotten.

“Kylie’s Confidence Closet was created to be more than just a donation drop-off, but an experience rooted in empowerment.”

KCC partners with local women’s nonprofits that support women in recovery, housing for teen moms etc, and encourage women in their journey of rebuilding their lives. The women who attend are personally invited to shop from my closet overflow, receive services provided by locally owned businesses and take home thoughtfully donated items from generous brands.

Local, Brittney, donating her permanent bracelets.

The mission

Kylie’s Confidence Closet exists to empower women - to remind them that confidence doesn’t start with what you own, but how you feel about yourself.

“I believe deeply that purpose can come from pain”

and Kylie’s Confidence Closet is my small way of showing up for women who are finding their footing. My hope is that this event inspires you to look beyond the surface, to see people where they are, and to believe in the power of restoration, community and self confidence.