OUR AMBASSADORS
These are the dancers who inspire us daily.
Strong, fearless, and unapologetically themselves — our ambassadors are more than just faces of the brand.
They’re the heartbeat of SORTE — women who move with purpose, passion, and power. Each one brings her own story, her own rhythm, her own shine — but they all share the same fire: a love for movement, a belief in empowerment, and the desire to lift others as they rise.
They don’t just wear our pieces — they live our values.
They embody what it means to be fearless, free, and unstoppable.
Sarah Jayne Dunn
Actress • Pole Fitness Instructor • Empowerment Advocate
Sarah Jayne Dunn is an actress, pole fitness instructor, and empowerment advocate who champions confidence, strength, and self-expression. With a background in TV and media, she has become a leading voice for women reclaiming their power through movement and authenticity. Combining athleticism and artistry, Sarah inspires others to feel strong, confident, and unstoppable, both on and off the pole.
Cat Zadeh
Cat took her first swing at pole dance in 2007 at a friend's apartment that had a pole in it, and after learning a couple of basic moves, she was absolutely hooked. Cat couldn't believe how fun it was and how strong it made her feel. She found a new "thing" immediately. It was unexpected, random, fun, and turned out to be life changing thanks to the many amazing communities.
Cat is not a conventional dancer, her skills were able to develop in various settings - from watching dancers in the club, practicing in her tiny apartment once she got her own pole.... eventually taking classes and becoming a teacher herself 💖
Cat sees pole dance and fitness as an evolving industry that allows for a lot of growth and opportunity for marginalized people and beyond.
Andrea
Since strapping on her first pair of heels in 2015, Andrea has developed a signature style rooted in fluid floorwork and swirly, dynamic basework. Based in San Diego, California, she is a Liquid Motion® Master Trainer and a lover of all things platform stilettos. Her teaching methodology prioritizes technical mechanics of flow alongside body awareness, encouraging dancers to focus on how movement feels as much as the visual aesthetic.As an international pole instructor, she has the privilege of working with students all over the world, helping them achieve their goals—whether elevating their flow technique or stepping onto the stage for the first time. She fosters creativity and joy around the lower third of the pole, drawing on her theater background to help dancers tap into their unique artistry and unleash their inner "Stage Siren."Outside of the studio, Andrea is a mother of two and the creator of the Moms Who Pole podcast. She is dedicated to supporting women at every stage of their movement journey and maintains a commitment to building a collaborative industry, operating under the belief that: “There’s enough spotlight for us all to shine!”
Rachel Chrome
Racheal Chrome is a pole dance artist and studio owner from Galway, a vibrant cultural city on the west coast of Ireland.
She discovered pole dancing in 2010 and quickly fell in love with how pole made her feel. With a background in Vehicle body repairs, she left the trade to open her studio. In 2016, she opened Pole Garage Ireland, a studio built on the belief that everyone deserves to feel powerful, confident, and connected to their body.
Through her teaching, Racheal connects body positivity, encouraging students to embrace movement as a celebration of self-love and sensuality. A busy mother of two, Racheal balances entrepreneurship, artistry, and family with remarkable dedication. Known for her innovative ideas and her ability to spark trends, she continues to inspire others with her creativity, authenticity, and passion for empowering people through movement.
Alexandra Ilchenko
Alexandra discovered pole dance 15 years ago — at first, simply wanting to try something bold and different. What began as a challenge quickly became a journey of self-discovery — a way to connect deeply with her body, strength, and quiet confidence.
She’s been teaching for nearly a decade, inspired by watching her students transform — not only in movement but in how they see themselves.
Her classes blend strength, creativity, and emotional awareness, because for Alexandra, pole dance isn’t just about technique — it’s about reclaiming power, expressing truth, and finding freedom through movement.
Fun fact: She learned the butterfly before mastering the layback — and once broke a toe jumping into a handspring just three months into training (because she knew she could do it).
