What makes your style stand out?

My style is a mixtape of eras and emotion—goth glam, emo, romantic chaos, and ‘80s girlhood magic. I dress like the music I grew up on: theatrical, loud, and vulnerable. It’s not about trends—it’s about telling the truth without saying a word. Every outfit has a storyline. Every look reclaims something. I don’t follow fashion rules—I make art out of nostalgia, heartbreak, eyeliner, and lace.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

Picture this: me on stage in full corset couture, eyeliner sharp enough to slice, heels high, and the music blaring something between “Like a Prayer” and “Helena.” There’s lace, velvet, a dramatic train, and I’m dripping in drama and confidence. It’s not just a look, it’s a resurrection. I want a moment that makes people feel like they’re watching the spirit of a thousand glam goth icons come back to life.

What would you do with $20,000?

I’d build the wardrobe my 2008 self used to dream about: vintage corsets, lace, leather, layered drama. I’d support small alt designers keeping the spirit of punk, goth, and girlhood alive. I’d also start a digital archive to celebrate weird, forgotten fashion moments from the 2000s to now. Because this isn’t just about clothes—it’s about healing, reclaiming, and turning survival into style.