Client Work
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Black organza silk dress, designed, cut, and sewn specifically for styling and photoshoot purposes.
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TMU University commissioned 27 designers to create two unique looks, each crafted from repurposed Ryerson and Rams-branded garments. This initiative aimed to reduce textile waste while supporting inclusion in athletics, with all garments auctioned to raise funds for this cause.
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Commissioned to create a wedding dress for my client by incorporating materials from her mother’s and great-aunt’s wedding gowns.
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Commissioned to develop jacket and shirt samples using collected vintage garments, I applied strategic pattern design to ensure that all components could be cut from repurposed materials. This required careful problem-solving to achieve cohesive interaction between the garments within the overall outfit.
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Designed three unique hats for the event brand Uncle Luis, based in Toronto. Each hat captures the brand’s vibrant energy, incorporating colors, themes, and scenes inspired by the founder’s hometown of Caracas, Venezuela.
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Designed and crocheted a tank top using yarn made from recycled bed sheets, paired with custom two-tone jeans that were carefully designed, cut, and sewn to achieve a perfect fit for the client.
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Hired as stylist and to serve as assistant director for the promotional video for the jewelry brand Santa Isla’s Summer 2022 launch.
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Commissioned to make a fully lined custom menswear coat for a client.
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Commissioned to design and create an outfit for a local artist’s promotional materials. The ensemble features a bamboo fabric t-shirt that has been hand bedazzled, a double-lined tube top, and a hand-gathered silk organza hoop skirt that offers dynamic movement.
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Comprehensive brand and collection development, encompassing branded material ideation and concept creation, clothing design, technical development, material reference guides, promotional materials, and a segment of the overall technical package developed within a Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system.