Heyy there, I’m Ethan Lazarof. I’m a stylist, creative and lifestyle content creator that has a great understanding of forecasting trends and making my own. “If there’s a brief there’s a way” I say so let’s start something magical and execute some killer content.
25 May 2023
This creator did fantastic work for our organization and we would love to work with them again!
25 May 2023
It was an absolute pleasure to work with this creator. They did a fantastic job!
23 Aug 2024
Ethan was responsive at the start, but only used the membership once and never replied afterwards
23 Oct 2024
Very responsive to begin with but after receiving the sofa bed, was unresponsive. No communication or content has been received after several months.
30 Dec 2025
We were super excited to collaborate with Ethan as we loved his vibe, he was very communicative at the beginning and after we dispatched his item he did not post any content and ghosted us.
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