My journey with the sewing machine began thirteen years ago—I was 8 years old at the time. At first, my dream was to sew something for myself that I could wear to school. That dream quickly came true, and as appetite comes with eating, I began sewing increasingly demanding pieces. The first creations I sold were decorated competition outfits for sports acrobatics.
However, I didn’t want to be just a seamstress. I wanted to create—from the very beginning, I had many visions, so I started designing, and my passion for sewing allows me to turn these visions into reality. This dream also came true: in September 2025, I defended my degree in fashion design. Now, I want to focus on showcasing my art to a wider audience. I am constantly thinking about new collections that I can present at various competitions and fashion shows.
I believe that fashion is much more than just clothes, and I strive to prove this every day. In my designs, I focus on unconventional solutions and love playing with deconstruction—in my pieces, a collar might end up exactly where no one would expect it. I also place great importance on ecology. I gladly use second-hand materials and seek out natural, creative alternatives, such as hand-crafted avocado pit buttons. My ultimate goal is to create my own fashion brand in the future, which will be fully based on these unconventional and sustainable principles.
“Why fit in, when you were born to stand out?” — Dr. Seuss
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