Collections
Inside Sisyphean Ideals of Womanhood: From Concept to Runway
How a scholarship essay on the Madonna-Whore complex became a three-look collection built entirely from American-grown fiber.
Craft
Behind the Seams: What a Blind Catch Stitch Hem Actually Takes
The invisible finishing work that separates a garment that reads couture from one that only looks the part.
Technique
What Draping Teaches You That Flat Pattern Can't
Two ways into the same garment, and why working directly on the form changes the questions you ask.
Collaboration
Designing for MOVE: What Accessible Costuming Actually Requires
Costuming built with a Nashville non-profit for mobility, sensory, and functional needs, and what it taught me about designing for real bodies.
Path
From Uniform to Atelier: What the Air Force Taught Me About Craft
Discipline, precision, and finishing something exactly right, and how those instincts followed me into the studio.
Philosophy
The Case for Slow, In-House Made Fashion
Why I favor construction over shortcuts, and what a garment carries when it holds the evidence of the hand that made it.