My work is an exploration of vulnerability and personal autonomy. Characterized by intentional inconsistencies and proportion play, my work is about control vs. an ultimate lack of control. I define femininity through a visual language of emotion - sleek silhouettes, cinched waistlines, delicate textures, and an overall softness. Often, this is disrupted by a rebellious, childlike voice who demands casualness, volume, play, and imperfection. This tension reflects a coming of age: the desire to be composed, yet the refusal to conform.

Each garment is handmade from start to finish in Los Angeles, often using deadstock fabrics, resulting in limited runs. Some pieces incorporate hand-applied elements like paint, natural dyes, stains, wire, and other unexpected materials. Engaging with my clothing becomes a kind of ritual: unexpected draping, hanging details, ties, and unconventional finishes invite interaction, allowing the wearer to shape the garment through movement.