My obsession with clothing started in thrift store aisles with my grandmother. As a little girl, I was captivated by how fabric could take on so many different forms—the endless interpretations of texture, weight, and detail. To me, every garment held its own story. That nostalgia still energizes me today and fuels my belief that clothing is personal; it should be meaningful and, above all, built to last.

I spent over eight years at the heart of the industry, navigating the fast-paced world of high-volume styling and studio operations. While that experience gave me a deep understanding of scale and efficiency, it also sharpened my focus on why I’m here: to do things differently.

By blending my industry background with my degree in Apparel Design, I’m bridging the gap between technical precision and thoughtful craftsmanship. I’m focused on the integrity of the build—learning how intentional construction and a deep respect for materials can create pieces that are meant to be kept, not discarded.