DRAFT — Every piece is made once. Built from garments that already had a life.
DRAFT — A floor-length coat rebuilt from salvaged lace. Photographed on the cathedral steps.
DRAFT — Awaiting photo and caption from Juliette.
DRAFT — Awaiting photo and caption from Juliette.
DRAFT — Awaiting photo and caption from Juliette.
DRAFT — Awaiting photo and caption from Juliette.
DRAFT — Awaiting photo and caption from Juliette.
DRAFT — I make statement pieces: clothing that starts as something else. A curtain, a tablecloth, a jacket someone stopped wearing. I take it apart and build it into something worth putting on.
DRAFT — Nothing I make exists twice. The material decides as much as I do, which is why serendipity comes first in how I describe the work, and why no two commissions run the same way.
DRAFT — Everything is cut and sewn by hand, by me.
DRAFT — Three ways to work together.
DRAFT — A piece made for you from the ground up. We start with a conversation about how you want to feel in it, then I source the garments and materials it will be built from.
DRAFT — Bring me something you love but no longer wear. Inherited, outgrown, or simply waiting. It leaves as something you will wear again.
DRAFT — Careful fitting and visible or invisible repair, so good clothes stay in use rather than in storage.
DRAFT — Tell me what you have in mind, or just send a photo of the garment.
SERENDIPITY | INTUITION | HANDCRAFT