From the time I could hold a pencil, I was sketching gowns instead of stick figures. By seven, I had taught myself to sew so I could make the things I couldn't find, and by fifteen I was creating commissioned formal gowns. At seventeen, I designed my first custom wedding dress—a path that would become my life's work.

Today, I am a Marine Corps veteran, couture fashion designer, and seamstress based in Horton, Michigan, creating custom wedding dresses and formalwear for clients both across the United States and around the world. My work blends refined corsetry, timeless romance, and handcrafted couture techniques to create gowns that are as unforgettable as the women who wear them.

Largely self-taught through years of dedication and experimentation, I later refined my craft while studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City and earned a Certificate in the Art of Couture from the Paris American Academy in Paris. My designs have been worn by American and German models, as well as Saudi Arabian princesses, but every gown begins the same way—with a story, a vision, and the belief that extraordinary craftsmanship never goes out of style.