It is about finding your voice and developing calm confidence that radiates out.

I’d describe my aesthetic as clean, black and white and a mixture of sporty and high-end products. I do not like to feel like I am a brand ambassador for one brand, but I do not shy away from designs that I like. As a designer, I respect timeless designs and well-made products from all walks of life.

I am a quality over quantity person. I do not need or want much, but I do like to know that what I am wearing is reliable and makes me feel confident.

For the most part, I stay away from fast fashion. What is the point of having 1,000 different cheap shirts? Why do I need 1,000 shirts when I end up wearing my favorite shirt more times than I’d like to admit. More things to think about in my already busy mind.

If you find something that you like, take note. Whatever that is.

Our aesthetic is influenced by experience so to keep discovering your everchanging aesthetic take a few risks and test how something makes you feel.

The power of our aesthetic has the potential to open us to a conversation and different worlds within our imagination and outwardly.

I love my white designer leather sneakers because they add a little fun to my boring black and white outfits and they often invite people to ask me about the design or compliment me on them. If that is what makes you happy and brings you a little bit of joy—why not?

For example, when I show someone something I made, even if they are diamond earrings, I am sharing my passion and the hours, the research, and the effort I put into my work. Not how much the earrings cost.

Wear what feels authentic to you, what makes you feel proud of yourself, what speaks to you and don’t be apologetic.