LOOK 068 The textile was the starting point for this look. I found myself building everything around it, the olive knit, the tulle skirt (a fan favorite), the beads. I wanted the silhouette to feel modern, but the spirit of it to feel much older. I’ve always been interested in clothing that f

LOOK 066 I’ve realized that I love outfits that feel slightly irresponsible. A micro skirt with leopard pumps with a patterned tie. On paper, these pieces are all fighting each other, but the monochromatic red palette keeps them cohesive. The oversized shirt is what makes it work for me. W

LOOK 063 I’ve been really into layering lately, especially when it creates little optical illusions within the outfit. This is actually two tops and two skirts layered together. I liked the idea of building dimension while still keeping the overall look minimal and easy. The olive skirt softe

LOOK 061 This look feels almost radioactive. The color carries a lot of weight, but the textures are what make it interesting. Soft fuzzy knits against metallic shine, softness interrupted by sharp cutouts and asymmetry. It’s playful, fun, slightly chaotic, and still surprisingly minimal in c

LOOK 060 The softness at the top falls into something much more structured at the waist, then expands again into volume. It’s that push and pull I keep coming back to, soft vs restrained, light vs heavy. The tulle brings air, while the corset & hardware hold everything in place. Even in a

This look feels familiar, taking classic pieces and shifting their proportions just enough to feel intentional. The button-down is loosened and cropped, framing the body instead of covering it. The denim skirt gives structure, while the soft flare keeps it from feeling heavy. The tank keeps ever

This look plays with distorted familiarity. Polka dots are usually playful & predictable, but here they’re stretched across 2 different languages. The skirt is clean & almost disciplined in its fall. The top drapes, slips, exposes & never sits exactly where you expect it to. The a

Holy guacamole I forgot to post yesterday 😭 This look is simple, at least for me. No heavy layering, no overcomplicating, just a focus on silhouette and restraint. The strapless top & knit skirt create a clean, uninterrupted line, letting proportion do most of the work. What makes it feel

We start w/ something familiar, a button-down & full skirt, but reshapes it through tension. The structure of the shirt is pulled apart & reassembled at the waist, creating a new silhouette that feels both controlled & exposed. The corset detail doesn’t just cinch, it interrupts. It

This look leans into control, then slowly lets it unravel. The top half is disciplined & tailored, contained, almost uniform-like, while the lower half disrupts that order with volume, drape, and imbalance. The silhouette starts structured & ends in motion. There’s a subtle nod to charac

This look explores exposure in layers, sheerness above, deconstruction below. The top traces the body, while the skirt breaks it apart, turning denim into movement instead of structure. There’s a push and pull between control and release, between what’s held together and what’s intentionally left u

This look exists in contrast. The softness of draped satin is halted by the structure of utility, fabric that falls versus fabric that holds. One side of the body is wrapped, almost protected, while the other remains exposed, creating tension between concealment & release. The cargo pant anc

I’m always interested in how silhouettes can be manipulated. Here, the corset compresses the body while the tulle expands it, creating volume exactly where you don’t expect it. The hips become the focal point, almost like a modern interpretation of historical understructures. Instead of conti

LOOK 048 This look started as a constraint: only knit. When you limit a material this much, the focus shifts from color to texture. The outfit becomes less about styling pieces together and more about how different knit structures interact. Chunky loops at the shoulders create volume and soft

My mother said this felt Jamaican. Traditional Jamaican quadrille dresses are known for their fullness, their movement, their unapologetic pattern. Volume that takes up space. That same pattern is shown here, in the repetition of plaid, in the exaggerated skirt, in the way the body becomes the c

This look is a focus on juxtaposition. The structured black coat sets a clean, tailored foundation, sharp shoulders, defined waist, controlled lines. The crisp white collar keeps it classic and frames the face with subtle brightness. Then the denim shifts the tone completely. Distressed and a

This look is a conversation between restraint and movement. I pulled from LOOK 039 with the dark brown base. I wanted something softer than black but still grounded and moody. The ribbed knit and extended gloves keep the top half clean, controlled, almost minimal. The gold cross and nip rings in

This look was directly inspired by Michael Jackson’s outfit in the You Rock My World video, the long black coat, the flashes of red, the way tailoring became part of the story rather than just clothing. What’s always stayed with me about that era of MJ is how theatrical his style was. Every piec