What makes your style stand out?

I call my vision Urban Industrial Expressionism - a fusion of streetwear, traditional workwear, and fine art. My style is rooted in the jobs I’ve lived and the paths I’ve taken: welding, bartending, dog breeding, call centers, warehouses, and more. Every look is something I’ve worn or would wear as an artist holding down the 9–5 grind, unafraid to do what most wouldn’t dare. Style is how I turn life into story, proving individuality is always louder than any label.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

My dream fashion moment is attending the Met Gala as both model and designer. I’d bring individuality to the forefront by approaching fashion as therapy - styling artists in a way that connects their soul to the theme. I’d design for multiple celebrities to prove variety itself is the art, showing that when individuality drives vision, the results aren’t just memorable - they’re unrepeatable.

What would you do with $20,000?

With $20,000 I’d launch a plus-size friendly brand that marries affordability with high-fashion edge. Each piece would be a 1-of-1 design, starting at accessible prices, with the option for custom alterations so every garment fits like it was made for you. To heighten exclusivity, select items could evolve into limited auctions if demand surges; an innovative model that rewards individuality, celebrates size diversity, and makes unique fashion attainable.