Meet The Founders

Isabella Maldonado
Co-Founder / Chief Growth Officer

The 21-year-old Latin American intern with a billion-dollar idea. At 16, Isabella launched an online styling platform that helped over 7,000 women.

She later studied Fashion Business in Paris, joined the Dior x UNESCO Women’s Empowerment Program, and worked across tech, finance, and fashion

A devoted innovator, she’s building tools to maximize human potential.

Alessandria Redley-Bagayan
Co-Founder / Chief Product Officer

A product builder with over a decade of experience designing and scaling physical consumer products from $0 to nine-figure revenue.

Previously led product and design teams across some of the world’s most recognized fashion brands.

Today, focused on building durable consumer platforms that actually ship, scale, and sustain profitability, bridging physical and digital systems across global markets.

Meet the Team

  • Tyler Boyd

    Fashion Psychologist: Where Behaviour Becomes Fashion

  • Gilles Bruno

    Technical Director: Turning chaos into architecture and shipping reality

  • Claudia Wongsakvanich

    Head of UI & Design: Designer of life makeovers… but in Figma

  • Kiane Efondo

    Head of UX Engineering: Turning product visions into storyboards

  • Sarah Orji

    Frontend Engineer: Design’s ride-or-die with a React toolkit

  • Yevheniya Solomyana

    Frontend Engineer: Conjuring UI magic with React

  • GG

    Our OG: The power move you never have to schedule.

Our Story

“As e-commerce overwhelm became a growing conversation, we saw the emotional disconnect firsthand. “

Fashion lacked the technical expertise, while technical individuals lacked the creative industry knowledge to build a real solution. Moving between both rooms, we realized they were battling the same problem in completely divergent ways. So we decided to come together.

ACQUIRED was born out of a need to feel at ease and fulfilled whilst and after shopping. Finding the perfect item satisfied more than a temporary desire, but as we met more consumers and heard their stories, it became apparent that shopping is a representation of who one is as an individual, the memories lived, and the decisions set to drive their life.