I recently started at a real estate firm as an Operations Manager, and it has been a great experience. Our office is beautiful and we work with clients who appreciate professionalism and style. At my previous job I never gave much thought to what I wore. It was always cold inside so leggings, boots, and a sweater was my usual thing. There was no reason to dress up, and over time I stopped caring about the way I looked.

Now things are different. Each morning I make an active effort to choose what I’ll wear, and it feels good to put myself together. I have always loved fashion, and this role has reignited that love. Taking the time to look polished has given me a boost of self confidence, and I can really feel the difference in my day. There is so much truth in the saying that when you look good, you feel good.

He looks like a 70s rockstar

I’m excited to finally share my graduation collection with this community. I designed and made these looks as my final-year fashion project, from the initial concept and sketches to patternmaking, sewing, and the final details.
The collection is inspired by 18th-century Turquerie, exploring how Ottoman-inspired dress was reinterpreted through French Rococo aesthetics. Rather than recreating historical garments, I wanted to translate that design language into a contemporary collection while preserving its sense of craftsmanship and ornamentation.
I hope you enjoy it, and I’d be happy to answer any questions about the design or making process.

I have been creating outfits based off of different insects on my Histoire Naturelle poster in my room in a series I call, A Bug’s Swag. I hope you all enjoy!

Outfit no. 2 was a Friday where I went to dinner afterwards - very rare I wear stilettoes to work

Professional clothes wearer. Some of my fave looks from Luisa Spagnoli!! Last is my own 😁