Fashion Show Production
Planned, pitched, and collaboratively produced a student fashion runway show as part of a Fashion Communication course. With no predetermined theme or aesthetic, the production was developed from concept to execution through collective creative direction. I contributed to runway layout and front-of-house coordination while working within the PR branch of the production team, collaborating across design, styling, and logistics. I was also selected by a designer to walk the runway, showcasing their final garment.
Fashion Designer Collaboration · Runway Production · PR & Front-of-House Coordination
Runway Production- Fashion Communications, Central Saint Martins, Summer 2025
Collaborative Capsule Collection
A collaborative design project developed using Adobe InDesign and Photoshop to curate a cohesive capsule collection. The process focused on establishing a unified visual direction through mood boarding, color development, and intentional garment application. The collection was concepted around a wedding guest theme, chosen for its alignment with my flat pattern sewing lab garment and our shared interest in feminine, elevated occasion-wear. I designed my garment using a combination of Photoshop and InDesign — curating silhouettes and styling elements within InDesign while digitally constructing the surface design in Photoshop. Each floral motif and embellishment was individually placed by hand, with layered textures and filters applied to build depth, shape, and detail throughout the print and final garment rendering.
Adobe InDesign · Adobe Photoshop · Digital Textile Design · Capsule Development · Visual Direction
Academic Design Project - Computer Based Methods, University of Arkansas, Fall 2025
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Fashion Photography
A fashion photography project planned, styled, and shot with the intention of visually representing my partner’s strength, confidence, and individuality. Using minimal props and a clean studio setting, the concept centers on portraying my subject as poised, grounded, and elevated — both literally and figuratively. The imagery was developed through intentional composition and post-production rendering Photoshop, using height, structure, and contrast. Each element was chosen to reflect my subject, Rita, woman who is driven, self-assured, and rises above what stands in her way.
Creative Direction · Styling · Studio Photography · Adobe Photoshop
Digital Portrait - Fashion Communications Central Saint Martins, Summer 2025