About

Alexis Pappas is a media entrepreneur and tastemaker working at the intersection of entertainment, fashion, and storytelling.

She has built her career in entertainment and public relations, representing talent and luxury fashion brands and leading press strategy across editorial, digital, and broadcast media. Her work spans brand building, crisis communications, and talent relations, with a focus on shaping narratives that feel authentic and culturally relevant.

Alexis began her career in London as an on-air contributor for BBC News Surrey, where she developed a strong foundation in broadcast media. While living in the UK, she earned a degree in International Business with a minor in Finance, then went on to work across fashion and entertainment in New York City. In 2023, she served as a media and talent liaison for the Tony Awards, 2023.

She has lived and worked in London, New York, and Los Angeles, and is known for her ability to navigate fast-moving, high-profile environments while maintaining a thoughtful, strategic approach.

Outside of her professional work, Alexis is deeply involved in her community. After the Palisades fires, she helped support the reopening of Paliskates, the longest female run skate shoe in country with a deep cultural significance. She is a board member of #TogetherPalisades and was recently elected to the Brentwood Community Council, serving on the Civic and Cultural board and working closely with local leaders on community initiatives across the Westside of Los Angeles.

Raised in California, Alexis first gained public attention as Miss Southern California in 2015, using that platform to promote confidence and self-expression for young women. In 2016, she created Optimized, a virtual reality short film focused on self-esteem that was later shared across college campuses nationwide. She has also worked on feature films including Gotti (2018) and 10 Minutes Gone (2019), supporting production and on-set coordination.