What makes your style stand out?

My style lives somewhere between nostalgia and noise. It’s the sound of a guitar amp humming, the aftertaste of a late-night lyric. I mix grit with softness, vintage finds with newer moods. I don’t dress to impress; I dress to express—to make emotion visible through texture and tone, and to remind people that individuality never goes out of style.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

Playing a show with Hannah—lights dim, air vibrating with sound. We’re wearing pieces made by friends and independent artists, stitched with intention instead of excess. It’s not about luxury, it’s about truth. My dream moment is seeing the crowd connect through authenticity, not trend—a reminder that art and style can be both a performance and a form of healing.

What would you do with $20,000?

I’d build a creative space that celebrates individuality and emotional honesty—a studio for artists, musicians, and designers to collaborate, create, and find support. Especially for those navigating identity or mental health struggles, I want it to feel like home. It would push for sustainable fashion—vintage, reworked, and human. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s connection. Rethinking what fashion can mean for our generation.