ABOUT ME

I am a womenswear designer, educator and researcher working at the intersection of sustainability, craft, and research. My practice is grounded in the principles of slow design, with a focus on historical approaches to repair, material circularity, and responsible making. Through a made-to-order production model, I explore alternatives to mass production, using each garment as a site for customisation, narrative, and material inquiry. Blending traditional craft techniques with contemporary design methods, I treat sustainability not just as a material choice but as a critical and creative framework. From research and fabric sourcing to construction and finishing, I am deeply involved in every stage of the making process. My work is an ongoing dialogue between past and present, theory and practice—one that aims to shape more thoughtful, sustainable futures for fashion.