Her passion for modern choreography and body movement affect her style: the lean bodies made by this artist have marked contours, using soft and fluid materials.
By glancing at her first two collections , you will recall the little baby dolls made by Nara Yoshimoto; childhood leaves its place to sensuality of cuts and textiles, which are light , soft, and to precise cuts and appropriate colour matches.

I personally adore the top named Edna, this is probably due to my passion for shirts and masculine garments.
Its design and lines are flowing all down the sleeves: French manierism combined with Anglo-Saxon extravaganza.
The dresses made by this artist tell different stories, they evokes strong reminiscences. The connection to early 20ies and 50ies fashion is clear , along with recalling features of history of costumes. This collections include a long series of knitted dresses, tops, cardigans and jumpers.
The women she targets are enchanting: ethereal, dogmatic, precious, natural and everlasting…
Each mock up is made and tailored by the designer herself who delivers very precise figures and contours, while the models are hand made in very small batches in France and England.


