FALL '26
There are moments when the worlds I live in and design for naturally come together. Living in a Marcel Breuer modernist house has influenced my work tremendously. The architecture is disciplined and purposeful, yet warm and deeply livable. Every line serves a function. Every detail feels considered. It is a space that reminds me daily that simplicity can be powerful, and that restraint often creates the strongest impact.
Pre-Fall '26 reflects that same sensibility. After the ease of summer, I always find myself drawn back to structure. There is something refreshing about getting dressed with a greater sense of intention—returning to sharp silhouettes, precise tailoring, and pieces that feel confident and grounded. This collection embraces that shift in mindset. The attitude is polished but never rigid, effortless yet purposeful.
The collection continues my intuitive approach to design—an evolution that broadens the spectrum of silhouettes and attitude. It lives fully within one world, defined by the interplay of slim lines and relaxed proportions that reflects the way women dress today.
There is a deeper sense of nonchalance throughout the collection. Oversized shapes, bigger pants, looser tops, and slouchy silhouettes introduce an exaggerated ease that feels free, casual, and confidently undone. At the same time, the collection embraces sharper tailoring—clean, chic, and elevated—with a refinement that recalls a certain precision. Grounded in black, brown, and tonal neutrals, the palette feels natural and restrained. Much like the materials and surroundings of my home, the colors never compete for attention. Instead, they create a quiet backdrop that allows shape, proportion, and craftsmanship to speak.
Drawing from both women's and men's wardrobes, the elements that have always defined my design language coexist here in a cohesive way: military influences, elevated denim, chic black dressing, and subtle vintage references from the fifties through the seventies. Outerwear remains central to the collection, with every jacket cut with purpose and styled back to denim and tailored pants to reinforce a sense of ease and confidence.
What interests me most is the balance. Ease and discipline. Strength and simplicity. Precision and freedom. Pre-Fall '26 is a reflection of that balance—a collection that feels focused, confident, and pulled together while remaining intuitive and effortless. It reimagines what I love in a broader, more fluid way: one world, one woman, and an expanded spectrum of silhouette and attitude that feels eclectic, assured, and timeless.
PRE-FALL '26
There are moments when the worlds I live in and design for naturally come together. Living in a Marcel Breuer modernist house has influenced my work tremendously. The architecture is disciplined and purposeful, yet warm and deeply livable. Every line serves a function. Every detail feels considered. It is a space that reminds me daily that simplicity can be powerful, and that restraint often creates the strongest impact.
Pre-Fall '26 reflects that same sensibility. After the ease of summer, I always find myself drawn back to structure. There is something refreshing about getting dressed with a greater sense of intention—returning to sharp silhouettes, precise tailoring, and pieces that feel confident and grounded. This collection embraces that shift in mindset. The attitude is polished but never rigid, effortless yet purposeful.
The collection continues my intuitive approach to design—an evolution that broadens the spectrum of silhouettes and attitude. It lives fully within one world, defined by the interplay of slim lines and relaxed proportions that reflects the way women dress today.
There is a deeper sense of nonchalance throughout the collection. Oversized shapes, bigger pants, looser tops, and slouchy silhouettes introduce an exaggerated ease that feels free, casual, and confidently undone. At the same time, the collection embraces sharper tailoring—clean, chic, and elevated—with a refinement that recalls a certain precision. Grounded in black, brown, and tonal neutrals, the palette feels natural and restrained. Much like the materials and surroundings of my home, the colors never compete for attention. Instead, they create a quiet backdrop that allows shape, proportion, and craftsmanship to speak.
Drawing from both women's and men's wardrobes, the elements that have always defined my design language coexist here in a cohesive way: military influences, elevated denim, chic black dressing, and subtle vintage references from the fifties through the seventies. Outerwear remains central to the collection, with every jacket cut with purpose and styled back to denim and tailored pants to reinforce a sense of ease and confidence.
What interests me most is the balance. Ease and discipline. Strength and simplicity. Precision and freedom. Pre-Fall '26 is a reflection of that balance—a collection that feels focused, confident, and pulled together while remaining intuitive and effortless. It reimagines what I love in a broader, more fluid way: one world, one woman, and an expanded spectrum of silhouette and attitude that feels eclectic, assured, and timeless.