I’m a Los Angeles-based fashion designer working across womenswear and menswear, with an emphasis on refined, feminine expression. I believe fashion is not only a form of self expression, but also a means of constructing an identity—one that can shape how a person is perceived and moves through the world.

Rather than pursuing novelty for its own sake, I often aim reinterpret classic, wearable, timeless silhouettes through femininity, nostalgia and cultural memory. It is especially important for me to translate my vision into clothing for men that embraces softness and sensuality without relying on exaggeration or irony. My perspective is shaped by my Mexican heritage, queerness, and an interest in the tensions between sensuality and restraint, masculinity and femininity.

My education in business and experience in floral design have also shaped how I think about storytelling, composition and turning creative ideas into something tangible. I’m currently developing my skills in garment construction, technical design, fashion illustration, and digital design at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College.