
"Creativity, a strong sense of fabric and form, the ability to combine aesthetics with wearability, technical sewing skills, and attention to detail."
How did you become interested in fashion design?
Since childhood, I loved sewing and altering clothes. I remember reworking my mother’s garments—not always successfully, but always with great passion for creating something with my own hands. That’s when I discovered my love for clothing and the desire to experiment with form and textures.
What’s your favorite thing about being a fashion designer?
I enjoy creating pieces that live in someone’s wardrobe for more than one season—pieces that reflect individuality, allow freedom of self-expression, and remain functional and versatile.
What’s your design philosophy?
I create wardrobe essentials with a touch of individuality. It can be a classic corset with an unusual shape or a unique accent. For me, the balance between versatility, wearability, and uniqueness is crucial—timeless pieces that last for years.
What do you think are the most important skills for a fashion designer?
Creativity, a strong sense of fabric and form, the ability to combine aesthetics with wearability, technical sewing skills, and attention to detail.
What’s your process for designing a new collection?
I start with a concept, then select fabrics, silhouettes, and key accents. I create prototypes, testing each design for versatility and wearability, ensuring every detail is both functional and unique.