Nathalie Kirsheh is a Creative Director and Educator based in Brooklyn, New York.

She was most recently the Creative Director of the Allure and Glamour brands, and currently teaches creative direction x fashion & beauty at the School of Visual Arts. While completing her illustration and design degrees at the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and abroad studies at Nottingham Trent University in the UK, she broke into the magazine industry at Harper’s Bazaar and NYLON magazines.   

Over the past 18 years, Nathalie has worked on redesigning brands for a variety of genres such as Details, W, Jewelry W, Seventeen, Popular Science and SELF. Previous to her return to Condé Nast in 2018, she was the consulting creative director for DuJour Media. In addition, she has taken her design principles and applied them to creative direction for title sequencing. 

She is an avid member of the TDC, AIGA, ADC and SPD where she has served as President on the Board of Directors as well as Chair and Judge for competition juries over the years. In addition, she has judged for the Advertising & Design Club of Canada and the Art Directors Club, The One Club.

Nathalie Kirsheh’s accolades include the American Society of Magazine Editors, Communication Arts, the Type Directors Club, The Society of Publication Designers.

Kirsheh has lectured at New York University, the School of Visual Arts, the Fashion Institute of Technology, Pace University and The Graphic Arts Institute of Denmark and Norway's magazine design conference in addition to serving on the faculty as a mentor for The Art Institute.