Swimwear

I always struggled to find swimwear that was both flattering and supportive, so after years of searching, I gave up and designed these pieces, playing with tension and fabric to build a comfortable option.

Team Gear

Whether it's on the bench, in the stands, or in the halls, Roman spirit has built me into the person I am. When there's a limited option of trendy merchandise I stepped in, developing a range of pieces that make the community excited to always show their school spirit.

Button-Up

Fabric: Sherpa Fleece

Technical Challenge: long pronged snaps needed

Team Hoodies

Fabric: Pre-made Guilden hoodies, Rit tye-dye, Cricut vinyl iron-on

Technical Challenge: designing and weeding the decals

Ribbon and jacket made by Charlie

Jacket is the same pattern as pictured above, but varied fleece.

Grosgrain ribbons with personalized iron-ons

(only three pictured but 22 of each made)

Daily Fashion

Senior homecoming dress

Fabric: Cotton Mesh

Technical Challenge: (unpictured) I stretched elastic around the bust for enhanced support, and lined this piece

Junior homecoming dress

Fabric: Silk Polyester Blend

Technical Challenge: Designing movement and size to fit ACL

Dress

Fabric: Jersey with Texture

Technical Challenge: adding elastic into the bust for support while maintaining reversibility.

Blended Hoodie

Fabric: Amazon Essential Hoodie

Technical Challenge: Getting the turn on the bottom corner in a single stitch.

Men's Dress Shirts

Fabric: Various Linens and Oxford cloths

Technical Challenge: Collars, cuffs, and buttons

Epoxy Art

Expanding my creative repetiteur, I worked with epoxy collages and gold foil. The epoxy posed some unexpected challenges—like a trip to Home Depot for a concrete mixer—and was satisfying to understand.