As a womenswear fashion designer, my creative practice is founded in the exploration of silhouette, volume and texture. 

My graduate collection specialises in evening and occasion wear, comprised of garments that transform the wearer’s presence through bold shapes and conceptual richness. My inspiration is drawn from the complexity of human connection, the relationships we build, the differing ways we experience the world, and the unseen forces that surround us. I have been fascinated by the concept of time and how individual perspectives intersect and overlap to translate into physical form. This intrigue fuels a design process that seeks to capture emotion and nuance through material choices and experimentation with volume. 

By reflecting these abstract concepts in my work, I aim to create garments that resonate with depth and meaning. Each design is developed with careful consideration to how it moves, feels, and frames the body, allowing the wearer to not just be seen, but to take up space with intent.