A practice-based PhD candidate working at the intersection of digital fashion, garment construction, and the digital body. My research investigates how digital tools and technologies are reshaping the body-garment relationship, challenging established methods of pattern cutting and garment construction, and rethinking what a fashioned body can be in a fusing physical and digital world.

With a professional background in fashion design, my research moves between physical making and digital experimentation. My current doctoral work develops the concept of the digital fashioned body, exploring how hybrid design workflows, including body modification, deconstruction, and innovative fashion design methods, converge in contemporary digital and physical fashion practice.