Portfolio
FLUIDITY
Spring/Summer 2024 Collection for Wella Greece. Drawing inspiration from the myths and heritage of my ancestral land, this collection is crafted using secondhand denim, organic cotton thread, natural shell buttons, and natural indigo dye.
METROPOLIS
The foundational shapes for the silhouettes in this collection came from the architectural designs of Frank Gehry. Gehry's influence, rooted in Dadaism and Cubism, was translated into the handcraft of the textiles.
WORLD ON FIRE
Up-cycled collection made from post-consumer waste specifically white button-down shirts. The circular life cycle is showcased through intentional design and a zero waste philosophy. In collaboration with fashion designer, Lydia Buesgens.
IN ALL HER HUES
Clothing as the second skin. Environmentally healing design that focuses on igniting the senses through luxurious natural dyed and eco - printed hemp silk charmeause.
WILD FLOWERS
Collection of floral computer-aided designs (CAD) created from original watercolor motifs. Drawing inspiration from the intricate patterns of Azulejo tiles and the soft, rustic hues of pastels, these designs blend traditional artistry with modern digital techniques.
WITHERED
Textured black floral motifs that were initially hand-drawn using charcoal and micron pens then digitized and refined in Photoshop to create striking prints. Inspired by the haunting beauty of wilted flowers and the delicate intricacy of unraveled lace.
D.V.F.
Bold and dynamic prints designed with Diane von Furstenburg in mind. Inspired by my cats and the brand's ethos of fierce femininity and effortless movement, this collection embodies a seamless blend of strength and fluidity, reflecting the empowering and sophisticated essence of the Diane von Furstenberg brand.
WASTELAND WARRIOR
How can we add value to something that already exists? Trash turned into clothing that provided the wearer with purpose. Grounded in the theory of human-centered design.
MARTYRDOM
Dyeing for what we believe in. Layers of clothing drafted, cut, and sewn to be multifunctional. Hand dyed with decomposed plant matter. This is empathic design.