I believe understanding the foundations of a craft is the key to materialising creativity.


Curiosity has always guided the way I approach design. For me, fashion begins long before the final silhouette. It begins with asking questions. What is the feeling? What is the story? How does that feeling translate onto the body? Where does it come from?


I believe that understanding how garments are built creates the freedom to design with intention. Through creative research, pattern cutting, material exploration, and an understanding of the body, I seek to understand not only how garments are made, but why they are made that way.


My practice combines creative research, traditional pattern cutting, material experimentation, and digital garment development. Alongside my studies in Fashion Design, I independently developed my skills in CLO3D, allowing me to explore traditional pattern making through a contemporary digital workflow.


Whether working physically or digitally, my practice is driven by experimentation, craftsmanship, curiosity, and a constant desire to understand how garments move beyond function to become a medium for storytelling and expression.


Creating is how I explore, question, and ultimately make sense of the world around me.

I believe understanding the foundations of a craft is the key to materialising creativity.


Curiosity has always guided the way I approach design. For me, fashion begins long before the final silhouette. It begins with asking questions. What is the feeling? What is the story? How does that feeling translate onto the body? Where does it come from?


I believe that understanding how garments are built creates the freedom to design with intention. Through creative research, pattern cutting, material exploration, and an understanding of the body, I seek to understand not only how garments are made, but why they are made that way.


My practice combines creative research, traditional pattern cutting, material experimentation, and digital garment development. Alongside my studies in Fashion Design, I independently developed my skills in CLO3D, allowing me to explore traditional pattern making through a contemporary digital workflow.


Whether working physically or digitally, my practice is driven by experimentation, craftsmanship, curiosity, and a constant desire to understand how garments move beyond function to become a medium for storytelling and expression.


Creating is how I explore, question, and ultimately make sense of the world around me.

I believe understanding the foundations of a craft is the key to materialising creativity.


Curiosity has always guided the way I approach design. For me, fashion begins long before the final silhouette. It begins with asking questions. What is the feeling? What is the story? How does that feeling translate onto the body? Where does it come from?


I believe that understanding how garments are built creates the freedom to design with intention. Through creative research, pattern cutting, material exploration, and an understanding of the body, I seek to discover not only how garments are made, but why they are made that way.


My practice combines creative research, traditional pattern cutting, material experimentation, and digital garment development. Alongside my studies in Fashion Design, I independently developed my skills in CLO3D, allowing me to explore traditional pattern making through a contemporary digital workflow.


Whether working physically or digitally, my practice is driven by experimentation, craftsmanship, curiosity, and a constant desire to understand how garments move beyond function to become a medium for storytelling and expression.


Creating is how I explore, question, and ultimately make sense of the world around me.