Twilight on the left and Midnight on the right are two designs from my Sunset Series mini collection. In these two designs the rococo motifs of florals and ribbons help create a cohesiveness between the looks.

A design from a small collection that uses a color palette inspired from a sunset. This design uses bows and ruching to create the rococo look, while still maintaining a punk aesthetic. This design is one of the more toned down designs of the collection. 

One of the more extravagant designs of the collection. Using layering to fill out the skirt and gold stitching on the jacket to create a pattern similar to filigree. This design definitely stands out as it is the only one that has a floor length skirt.

The final design of the sunset series collection, Dawn uses an abundance of ruffles to reference the Rococo styles along with pearl beading and floral patterns. This design is very fun and more whimsical compared to the others.

Two out of four designs in a mini collection that uses color and silhouette to make a sleek and confident look.

Part of a 4 look mini collection that's styles were created after choosing the fabrics. One of my best more masculine looks comprised of silks, lace, and patterned fabrics. Along with a very chic look to the right that uses lace to add dimension.

Another design from Spine, Suit of Armor shows both the strength and pain that the back brace gave me. It both made me feel solid and indestructible like I was wearing armor, but it could also cause extreme discomfort.

Inspired by my shoulders and hips that sat one higher than the other for many years. The design and cut of the fabric is to give the allusion that everything is slanted.

Design inspiration comes from the pain in my ribs that I felt throughout middle school. The paint felt as though my ribs were shattering and I was being torn apart.

In reference to the remaining feeling of a back brace even after the surgery happened, and the slight pains that can still be fel.