Professional Work: Womenswear Concepts
Various womenswear design examples curated for specific brands.
Les fables de la Fontaine Collection
A collection inspired by the classic french fables: les fables de la Fontaine. Highlighting whimsical and illustrative concepts, translated into luxury ready to wear. Zero-waste and sustainable techniques are used to combat fabric waste and enhance brand values. Building styles which transport you to an intrepid environment made for bold personality, play, and consciousness.
Girls Just Want To Have Fun: The Lineup - Lingerie Transitions to Apparel
An introduction into trend-focused apparel with strong branding in lingerie. Building classic silhouettes that marry playful lingerie details. Flattering seam lines and thoughtful construction to offer comfort and modernity. Soft but structured styles which aim to elevate your basic go-to looks.
Trench Rain Coat - Technical Details & Sku Plan
Technical design for a trench inspired rain coat with original branded hardware. Fulfilling request for a reinvented classic piece featuring unique trims and accent stitching. Traditional trench seaming with a more modern hem and detachable hood. Essential color plan with two fashion color Skus.
Casual Knit Blazer Combos
The classic blazer redesigned with a softer drape on the body, fabricated in knit. Form fitting and cozy with panel stripe combos. Accompanied by minimal tattered edge trim and double needle stitching, presenting a casual body with unique details.
Collage - Process
Inspired by the documentary, Blackfish, this concept sheds light on confinement. A representation of finding beauty within a tangled environment. Exploring material, texture, and soft monochromatic color stories through the process of collage.
Parallel
A sustainable collection aimed towards Faustine Steinmetz's beliefs in cutting back on water pollution caused by harmful chemical dyes typically used in denim. Three techniques are used in this collection to display a sustainable 'parallel' to an otherwise un-sustainable trend in fashion manufacturing. Firstly by use repurposing paper pleated blinds. Secondly, digitally printing the texture of fur achieves the illusion of fur without the need of farming animals, while also allowing further use of construction. Lastly, using natural dyeing techniques such as turmeric or smashed flowers.
