My very first collection, created in Amsterdam in Oct’ 2019 till March 2020.
Each piece was crafted out of upholstery fabrics experimenting with textures, structure, and playfulness. This collection marked the beginning of my journey in Amsterdam, where I first learned the joy of transforming materials into bold, wearable statements.
The Pieces:
1. Organza Long Curtain Dress with dramatic leg-of-mutton sleeves (now reworked into a cropped statement top)
2. Velvet Upholstery Yellow Top with sculptural sleeves. (Sold)
3. Two Midi Dresses (one green, one brown). (Sold)
4. Upholstery Pants/Skirt
5. Green Suit Set. (Sold)
6. Magenta Suit Set.
7.Embroidered Blazer. not in our shooting but my first upcycled- reworked attempt creation :)
We celebrated this collection with a sweet photoshoot gathering among friends in late 2020, a moment of warmth, laughing and creativity I’ll always treasure. (You can see some photos :))
The Organza Dress (Then) → Cropped Top (Now)
This piece has always carried a special kind of magic. Whenever I brought it to pop-ups, women often said:
“If I ever get married, I would wear something like this.”
Originally a long dress made out of a curtain piece, I currently reimagined it into a cropped, sheer top with elongated, leg-of-mutton sleeves. The fabric is striped with silk and velvet, giving it depth and a luminous texture. It has always been a statement piece, a little piece of my beginning.
(For now, this pieces stays in the archive — not for sale, but for memory.)
My very first collection, created in Amsterdam in Oct’ 2019 till March 2020.
Each piece was crafted out of upholstery fabrics experimenting with textures, structure, and playfulness. This collection marked the beginning of my journey in Amsterdam, where I first learned the joy of transforming materials into bold, wearable statements.
The Pieces:
1. Organza Long Curtain Dress with dramatic leg-of-mutton sleeves (now reworked into a cropped statement top)
2. Velvet Upholstery Yellow Top with sculptural sleeves. (Sold)
3. Two Midi Dresses (one green, one brown). (Sold)
4. Upholstery Pants/Skirt
5. Green Suit Set. (Sold)
6. Magenta Suit Set.
7.Embroidered Blazer. not in our shooting but my first upcycled- reworked attempt creation :)
We celebrated this collection with a sweet photoshoot gathering among friends in late 2020, a moment of warmth, laughing and creativity I’ll always treasure. (You can see some photos :))
The Organza Dress (Then) → Cropped Top (Now)
This piece has always carried a special kind of magic. Whenever I brought it to pop-ups, women often said:
“If I ever get married, I would wear something like this.”
Originally a long dress made out of a curtain piece, I currently reimagined it into a cropped, sheer top with elongated, leg-of-mutton sleeves. The fabric is striped with silk and velvet, giving it depth and a luminous texture. It has always been a statement piece, a little piece of my beginning.
(For now, this pieces stays in the archive — not for sale, but for memory.)
