My loose-fitting, unlined jacket inspired by the Japanese Hanten style—drop shoulder, wide sleeve, and banded front. Using various shades of denim from old jeans is a nod to Japanese Boro garments, carefully repaired and layered for many years. My hope is this jacket lives a long and useful life, being repaired as needed. Accents are Japanese indigo dyed fabric on the band and a salvaged Levi’s label.

This set was created from a thrifted sweater and fabric I had stashed away for years. I used the fabric to add puffed sleeves and matching shorts, then finished the front bodice with leftover trims. Even the original sweater sleeves were saved for another project.
This handmade textile bangle transforms discarded fabric scraps into a meaningful piece of wearable art. Each fragment is carefully wrapped and hand-stitched, preserving the texture, history, and unique character of the original textile. By giving new life to leftover fabrics, the piece celebrates sustainability, craftsmanship, and the beauty of imperfection....

Who’s posing so beautifully here? Of course its @official.bare ✨ A photoshoot during NYFW by @lanoffashion captured through @aleksandrasflyingcircus lens and @ljusproductions So grateful we had the chance to be part of it💖 If you have a jacket without a hood, this hood is a super practical solution!


Thrfit flip hoodie created mixes a reworked gray hoodie with a fun piece of cat and apples materiial, reverse sewn with pieces of red scrap hoodie.