Original Work

Original Work

"Trumped"

Spring 2010. Senior thesis. Collaborated with Gwendolyn MacLeish (J&M '10) to design and costume the corrupt and warring rulers of four imaginary kingdoms, each inspired by a suit of cards. In order: Hearts, Spades, Diamonds, Clubs. All crowns and other metal accents by Gwendolyn MacLeish. Models: Scott, Yue, Evan, Charlie.

"Enfants Terribles"

Spring 2009/Fall 2009. Children’s wear for my younger self. Original print design adapted from an Edward Gorey illustration. Illustration and concept board in Adobe Photoshop. The skull lace was hand-crocheted by my lovely mom. Models: Maya & Mira.

"Velveteen Goldmine"

Spring 2009. Final Tailoring project inspired by the film Velvet Goldmine and 18th century libertines. Hand-cut stencil bleaching on jacket back. Model: Yue.

"Demeter & Hades"

Fall 2008. Final Cut'N'Sew Knit and Machine Knitting Projects. Inspired by the myth of Persephone. Jewelry by Gwendolyn MacLeish. Models: Edda & Yue.

Machine Knitting Samples

Fall 2008. Fall 2008. In preparation for our final machine knitwear project, we were required to put together samples of original knitwear swatches using various techniques, including designing our own punch cards for patterns. Various materials.

"The 120 Days of Pom-pon" Final Project

Spring 2008 Final "Print" Project. For our print project, we were each given several yards of a printed fabric at random, and required to make a garment using at least 50% of our print. Gathering inspiration from 18th century masquerade balls and 1970's glam rockers, I made a three-piece suit consisting of a red velvet jacket with print appliqué, lined in my print, a print corset with red velvet gores, and mustard yellow wool cigarette pants with ruched print insets and a back lace-up gore. Last photo taken during Spring critique, modeled by Tiffany L.

Print Design assignment

Spring 2008. Pre-semester Print Design assignment. Inspired by traditional Provencal fabrics. Illustration in marker.

20's/30's Eveningwear collection

Fall 2007. Gowns inspired by the 1922 film Nosferatu and Aubrey Beardsley. Illustration in ink and watercolor.

Draping & Eveningwear sketches

Fall 2007. In-class sketches. Watercolor.