What makes your style stand out?

What makes my style stand out is the way it effortlessly blends confidence, versatility, and boldness while still staying polished and intentional. Each outfit I wear tells a story, and together they reveal a person who doesn’t just follow trends but sets them. My style is not about blending in, it’s about standing out in a way that feels authentic. I don’t dress for the occasion, I create the occasion. The essence of my true style is that the clothes don’t wear me, I wear them.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

My dream fashion moment would highlight my hearing aids as part of my style, not something to hide. With bilateral hearing loss, they’re part of who I am, and I’d love to match them with my outfits—metallics for elegance, bright colors for bold looks. Like jewelry or glasses, they can tell a story of confidence and authenticity. For me, true fashion embraces uniqueness, and celebrating my hearing aids could inspire others to wear theirs proudly too.

What would you do with $20,000?

With $20,000, I’d create a fashion collection that celebrates both style and accessibility. I’d design looks where my hearing aids aren’t hidden but highlighted—paired with bold outfits, custom covers, and accessories that make them part of the statement. My goal would be to show that fashion is about confidence and individuality, and that hearing aids can be just as expressive as clothing. This moment would not only define my style but inspire others to embrace their uniqueness proudly.