How did you become interested in fashion design?
Fashion was always part of my world. I come from a family deeply involved in the accessories and jewelry industry, so I grew up surrounded by stones, sketches, and storytelling through adornment. Design became a natural form of expression. Later, I refined that instinct at Parsons in New York, where I studied Strategic Design Management — blending creativity with strategic thinking.
What’s your design philosophy?
Refined simplicity. I believe true luxury lies in intentionality — every curve, clasp, and detail should have meaning. I design with the modern muse in mind: strong, sensual, and multidimensional.
Who are your design influences?
Architect Zaha Hadid, for her sculptural language and fearless vision. Alexander McQueen, for his emotional storytelling. And the women in my life — from my mother’s elegance to the boldness of my friends — all of whom shape my perspective on beauty and power.
How do you balance creativity with wearability in your designs?
That’s the soul of my work. I want each piece to feel like a statement — but one that you’d reach for every day. Comfort, versatility, and emotional connection all guide my choices.
How do you stay inspired?
Through movement — both physical and emotional. Traveling, changing cities, diving into music, architecture, conversations. I find beauty in contrasts and in the little things most people overlook.
