For me, fashion is a language — a way to express stories that words can’t always hold. I design with the belief that clothing should not only be seen, but felt: the texture against the skin, the way fabric moves with the body, the quiet confidence that comes from wearing something that feels truly your own.
My process begins with emotion — a color, a piece of music, or the rhythm of a city street. From there, I translate those feelings into form through shape, drape, and detail. I’m endlessly fascinated by the tension between structure and flow — tailoring that honors precision, and silhouettes that embrace movement and imperfection.
Sustainability and craftsmanship are at the heart of my work. I prefer slow creation over fast fashion, valuing fabrics that carry weight, history, and integrity. Every collection is an exploration of identity — how we inhabit our clothes, and how they in turn shape the way we move through the world.
Fashion, to me, isn’t about decoration — it’s about storytelling through form, texture, and presence.