Being multilingual, this collection’s thought process and theme arose in Spanish.

Ella (pronounced e-ya), was inspired by water, its characteristics and therapeutic nature.

Which seamlessly correlates to women’s strength, perseverance, drive, sensuality and softness.

ELLA

Welcomes fear and discomfort to her life, it means she has something to lose.

When doubts arise, when she desires to speak but can’t, the water always has the answers.

She cheers to new beginnings. The dark moments. The challenges to come. The life yet to live.

MAREA is a fall collection that draws inspiration from vibrant coastal cities, capturing their natural beauty and dynamic energy.

The line explores the balance between structure and ease, brought to life through fluid silhouettes and tailored details.

This collection reflects the effortless elegance of fall by the sea.

When designing the Nike MLB Women’s Fangear apparel, I had to consider the multiple brands the assortment represented [Fanatics, Nike, MLB and the team themselves] as well as appeal to the fans and be functional.

For Spring ‘22, the Washington Nationals was the sample team.

This collection has a very special place in my heart as it was designed during the pandemic. It’s the result of team Zoom meetings, parking lot huddles and social distanced fit sessions at colleague’s homes.

When designing the Nike Statement M/W fangear MLB apparel, we wanted to create a unique, elevated and fashion forward collection that represented Fanatics, Nike, MLB and the team themselves; as well as appeal to the fans.

Here’s a glimpse of the moodboard, color scheme, designs and website launch.

When designing the Nike women’s fangear MLB apparel, I had to consider the multiple brands the assortment represented (Fanatics, Nike, MlB and the team themselves) as well as appeal to the fans and it’s functionality.

-For SS24, we used the Atlanta Braves as the sample team-

Here’s a glimpse of several designs and website launch.

1+1=4 is a Women's Ready to Wear collection inspired by the blueprints of my childhood home, designed by my father.

These five looks represent the various stages of building a house; from two dimensional linear designs to the final three dimensional product.