Fashion is my storytelling device.

What we choose to wear is never accidental.

It is psychological, instinctive —our quiet introduction to the world before we ever speak. Clothing signals belonging, protection and transformation. It moves across communities as a language we all understand.

I believe menswear should challenge the norm — it should captivate, provoke, and question tradition. My design ethos is rooted in curiosity and disruption, in challenging the conventional and dissolving the lines that attempt to define identity. By rejecting labels, I'm drawn to aesthetics that are self-aware, a little cheeky, deeply intentional, and unapologetically queer.

As a personal designer, my work is always created through a Black lens.
Our stories are my "why."

As a Black woman designing menswear, my perspective is both personal and political. Black stories— our histories, our humor, our complexities — are my constant inspirations. I aim to tell complex, layered design narratives that reflect lived Black experiences with authenticity and forethought. 

I design to honor us, to reflect us, and to imagine us beyond expectations.

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