Raglan sleeved, sequin crop top with cut out details at the armhole seams. And an organza overlayed satin flared skirt.

I made this dress for my sister before attending F.I.T. and this was my first time making garments for someone else and having to fit it to her. It was a great learning experience.

V-Neck, denim, princess seamed, dress with cap sleeves and cut-out side detailing, with studs.

This was my term garment for draping in my first semester at F.I.T.

Oversized hooded, striped, wool coat with cuffs and snap closures.

I made this as my term garment for my second semester at F.I.T. I was inspired by the idea of a NYC woman having to roll out of bed and go to work on a snowy winter Monday. I wanted to create something comfortable that makes her feel like she just rolled out of bed, cozy, but still very chic and fashionable.

Nude, jersey bodice jumpsuit with triangle plastic detailing, watercolor printed pants and chiffon side cowls.

I created this in my third semester at F.I.T., it was part of a group project for our term garments. My team and I were inspired by the contradiction of structure and flow. The structure of the bodice and the fluidity of the pants represent the contradictions.

Oversized hooded coat, with asymmetrical pockets, fitted, ripped pants and an asymmetrical ivory top.

These pieces were created in my fourth semester at F.I.T., for their annual Associates Degree Exhibition. The theme we were to represent was “Deconstructed Treasures.” My "treasure" was Earth and the environment, which is represented by the colors, and how it is slowly being destroyed. My coat pockets are crooked and look like they were ripped off then sewn back on to show humans trying to cover up the deconstruction, along with the subtle raw-edge seaming were the hood meets the coat.

This collection of two swimsuits and a cover up were created for my swimwear class in my sixth semester at F.I.T. I wanted to make this collection that could be worn at the beach but the wearer will still feel comfortable enough going to lunch by just adding on a pair of jeans.

This strapless, sweetheart dress was inspired by trees, and the bark falling off. I made this in my sixth semester at F.I.T. It is made out of a cotton, linen fabric with contrasting taupe chiffon and cream linen side panels. The two ended metal zipper acts as both a design element and function, it allows the wearer to open the bottom to allow for extra movement.