I'm a seamstress and designer who loves turning ideas into something beautiful and one-of-a-kind.
View My WorkCompletely self-taught over the last twelve years, I turn sketches, fabric, and a lot of patience into gowns, costumes, and tailored pieces — each one entirely one-of-a-kind. I'm headed to Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology for Engineering Design, where I'll also be designing costumes for their productions.
Every piece below I designed and sewed by hand. Click any photo to see how I made it.
Eveningwear, formal, and bridal-style gowns drafted and sewn to fit one person perfectly.
Theatrical and character costuming — I was head costume designer for three high-school productions.
Hems, take-ins, and refits — the kind of careful finishing that makes off-the-rack feel custom.
Original pattern drafting and from-scratch design for pieces that don't exist anywhere else.
Sewing is one half of the story — the other half is engineering, theater, and a lot of curiosity.
Took every tech-ed and engineering class my school offers:
A finalist in the MIT Beaver Works CubeSat program, run by MIT Lincoln Laboratory. The project's goal was to support NASA's Artemis missions — designing a miniature satellite to orbit the Moon and scout surface points of interest. Independently, with a small team of friends, I helped build and test imaging against simulated lunar environments.
I designed 3 simulated lunar environments (as seen below), which the team photographed using their CubeSat — a miniature satellite that can study points of interest. Both the model and the CubeSat are scaled to a realistic orbit around the Moon. I was solely in charge of designing, carving, and finalizing the simulated lunar environments, and also helped build a rig for the satellite to orbit around them. Click any photo to take a closer look.
Have a gown, costume, or alteration in mind? I.d love to hear about it — every piece starts with a conversation.
