Meet Alisha ‘Victorious’ Dancy

We had the good fortune of connecting with Alisha ‘Victorious’ Dancy and we’ve shared our conversation below.
Hi Alisha ‘Victorious’, what is the most important factor behind your success?
The most important factor behind the success of Alisha Dancy is the undeniable truth that with God, all things are possible. My story is living proof that your beginning does not have to define your ending. As I always say, “Victory is inevitable when you realize that life can never defeat someone who refuses to lose.”
The success of my brand, Victorious Styles, is so much bigger than me. It’s a movement! It’s a tribute to those who came before me — my grandmother, my mother, and my father — who dreamed big but didn’t get the chance to fully walk out those dreams. Its legacy is for those walking beside me now, and for those who will come after me. It’s for every young girl or boy raised in brokenness, searching for hope. for anyone who’s ever wondered if their life can rise above the pain. Let me tell you: yes, it can!


Alright, so let’s move onto what keeps you busy professionally?
Victorious Styles wasn’t just a business idea; it was born out of heartbreak, healing, and hope.
In 2021, my world changed forever. I lost both of my parents just four months apart—my father passed away from COVID on April 1st, 2021, and my mother, after fighting cancer on and off for five years, passed on August 29th, 2021. They had me young, and their relationship was brief, but their passing and the unexpected timing of it all left a permanent mark on my heart.
To be honest, I didn’t show it, but the grief was heavy. Two separate losses, two separate journeys, but the pain hit all at once. As I processed it, I realized how fragile life really is. I also realized something else: they were only 50 and 53. Still so young. Still full of dreams that they never will have the chance to live out.
That realization woke something up in me. I made a promise to myself that wouldn’t be my story.
So I took on the mindset of living while you’re still alive and pursuing the things that light up your soul, which has allowed me to create in ways that have been life-changing not just for me but for others as well.
Fashion has always been my passion, not just for putting together great looks but for helping people feel like the best version of themselves. I’ve always had a unique style IQ and a heart for empowering others. I’m a natural encourager, a nurturer, someone who loves helping others feel seen and celebrated. So I decided to combine it all. Victorious Styles is where fashion meets purpose. It’s not just about clothes; it’s about confidence. It’s about healing. It’s about helping people show up fully as themselves, not just looking good, but feeling strong, inside and out.
No, the road to get here hasn’t been easy.
After launching my business and gaining momentum, I got sick. What started as a kidney infection turned into septic shock, a near-fatal condition made worse due to an autoimmune disorder (ITP), which causes dangerously low platelet levels. I was hospitalized, forced to pause everything. It took me roughly 3 to 4 months to recover, and I recovered well. However, during that time I lost my first style suite, a major styling contract, and some clientele due to non-production. Yet again, I found myself having to navigate through another unexpected blow.
But here’s the truth: resilience is woven in my DNA. I may have been knocked down, but I wasn’t staying down.
With faith as my foundation, I rebuilt. Brick by brick, I rebranded and opened The Victorious Styles Suite Boutique, this time with even more fire and determination. What started as pain became power. What once felt like the end became the beginning of something far greater.
What I want you to know about this brand is this:
Yes, it’s stylish. Yes, it’s creative. Yes, we’ll make you look and feel amazing.
But it’s so much more than that. This is about real people with real stories, real pain, and real dreams.
This is about showing up boldly, authentically, and unapologetically.
Scars and all. I created Victorious Styles not just to make you look good, but to remind you that you’re strong. That you’re worthy. That even when life knocks you down, you can rise beautifully, powerfully, and victoriously!
The road may be rough, and the journey long, but if you refuse to give up, there is peace, there is joy, and there is purpose waiting on the other side. So, keep going. You’re not just chasing a dream; you’re becoming proof that dreams come true.
With deep gratitude, I celebrate the gift of being able to live out loud, honoring every powerful, beautiful version of myself with courage, joy, and reverence!

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
I’m still exploring Houston myself, but I’ve already found some wonderful spots! First up is The Victorious Styles Suite Boutique in Vintage Park. It’s stylish, creative, and totally worth the visit—I’m aiming to establish my brand as fashion goals!
For additional shopping, I’d take them to River Oaks District, The Galleria, Memorial City Mall, Houston Premium Outlets, and CityCentre. Also a few other hidden gems like Ju’s Boutique, Anything Bling, and French Violet!
For some good cuisine, we’re going to Miyoko for Japanese, Quotes for Southern Cajun, Juanita’s Kitchen and Maderas for Mexican, and of course Perry’s for that famous pork chop.
For wellness, I love walking Buffalo Bayou Park and unwinding at Gangnam Spa Healing Paradise or Doc Massage.
Karaoke, painting with a twist, or a comedy show for fun!

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
So many incredible people have been apart of my journey, directly and indirectly, encouraging me as I’ve grown both professionally and as an entrepreneur.
To my angels: my grandmother Nadine, my mother Felicia, and my father Ron — your strength lives in every part of who I am becoming. You are never forgotten.
Ms. Nina Brunson, you showed me how to survive using healthcare when I was going through some of my most difficult adolescence years. I turned that survival into success. From caregiver to operating in several administrative health roles that has help implement real change in the health system. I hope I’ve made you proud.
To those who saw my potential before I did — thank you. Dr. Ava Jones, your mentorship and words of vision kept me grounded and growing. My in-laws Nate and Tina Dancy, thank you for pushing me to finish school, expanding my vision and for standing by me through every challenge. I’m so grateful.
In business, I’ve been blessed with believers from day one. Arneisha Sadler, thank you for being one of the first Victorious Styles cheerleaders and clients, your early support helped lay the foundation. Raeann George, you rode with me after sickness, relocation, and rebuilding even when I was styling from the back of a Mustang during the pivot. Your trust fueled my drive! Garesia Randle, thank you for the push and the prayers. Your support is powerful. Alfred Green, you are a consistent inspiration, you keep aiming higher no matter the situation or circumstance.
To everyone who has believed, supported, and championed Victorious Styles — I see you, and I thank you!
And finally, Big Boss Dancy, my husband, my rock. 18 years strong. We’ve changed the wheels after they fell off, walked through fire and came out shining, you are loved and appreciated.
Books that fed my spirit along the way: I Am S.H.E by Pastor Kadesha Jenkins and Successful Women Think Differently by Valorie Burton. Life-changing.
Website: https://thevictoriousstyles.com
Instagram: victoriousstylesllc
Facebook: Victorious Styles
Other: The Victorious Styles Suite Boutique
Location: 118 Vintage Park Blvd Suite B:94
Houston, TX 77070






