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Every costume begins with a question:

Who is this person?

My process combines historical research, silhouette, color studies, and character development to create wardrobes that feel authentic to the worlds they inhabit.

I build texture through layers and a focus on how clothing actual age with wear/time.

The projects below explore that approach across history, mystery, and narrative storytelling.

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The Death of Van Vogh

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SEASON 5 ~ EXPEDITION FILES

HBO ~ DISCOVERY CHANNEL

  • This story focused on recreating Vincent van Gogh's final days through costume, color, and texture.

    The wardrobe was designed to feel grounded and authentic while supporting the emotional tone of the narrative.

    Every costume was selected to complement the production design and natural landscapes used throughout filming.

  • Head of Wardrobe / Lead Wardrobe

    Costume Design • Creative Producer

    • Story: The Death of Vincent van Gogh

    • Cast: 10 performers

    • Principal Cast: 4

    • Prep: 1 week

    • Budget: $500

    • Location: On Location

    • Costume Sources: Universal Studios Costume House

PRE-PRODUCTION

GET INTO MY BRAIN

Behind the scenes

PHOTOS FROM LOCATION

THE BLOOD COUNTESS

The story of Elizabeth Bathory

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SEASON 5 ~ EXPEDITION FILES

HBO ~ DISCOVERY CHANNEL

  • Recreating the world of Elizabeth Báthory required balancing historical accuracy with the visual language of the series.

    Her wardrobe evolved across multiple scenes, with each look reflecting her status, personality, and the progression of the story.

    Special attention was given to period jewelry, silhouette, and a custom handmade headpiece to complete the character.

  • Head of Wardrobe / Lead Wardrobe
    Costume Design • Creative Producer

    • Story: Elizabeth Báthory

    • Cast: 7 performers

    • Principal Cast: 3

    • Hero Looks: 3 (Elizabeth Báthory)

    • Prep: 1 week

    • Budget: $500

    • Location: On Location

    • Costume Sources: Universal Studios Costume House

    • Highlights: Handmade headpiece • Extensive period jewelry

PRE-PRODUCTION

GET INTO MY BRAIN

BEHIND THE SCENES

PHOTO FROM LOCATION

KAMIKAZE

The Battle between mongol and samurai warriors

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SEASON 5 ~ EXPEDITION FILES

HBO ~ DISCOVERY CHANNEL

  • This sequence centered on large-scale battle costuming, requiring practical wardrobe solutions that could withstand movement, choreography, and repeated action.

    Armor, layered garments, and historically inspired styling were balanced with actor mobility and continuity throughout the fight sequences.

  • Head of Wardrobe / Lead Wardrobe
    Costume Design • Creative Producer

    • Story: Samurai vs. Mongol Invasion

    • Cast: 9 performers

    • Principal Cast: 7

    • Prep: 1 week

    • Budget: $500

    • Location: Studio Set

    • Costume Sources: Universal Studios Costume House

    • Highlights: Extensive armor • Action-ready costumes

PRE-PRODUCTION

GET INTO MY BRAIN

BEHIND THE scenes

PHOTOS FROM SET

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF FREDERICK VALENTICH

FREDRICK VALENTICH

  • Recreating the disappearance of Frederick Valentich required balancing the realism of late-1970s Australia with the mystery surrounding the event itself.

    Every costume was selected to feel authentic to the period while supporting a grounded, believable world that allowed the story—not the wardrobe—to take center stage.

  • Lead Wardrobe
    Costume Design • Creative Producer

    • Story: The Disappearance of Frederick Valentich

    • Cast: 3

    • Principal Cast: 3

    • Prep: 1 week

    • Budget: $500

    • Location: On Location

    • Costume Sources: Universal Studios Costume House

    • Period: 1978 Australia