I graduated from Fisher College with a fashion merchandising major and a minor in Social Media. I’m passionate about fashion, color, creativity, and the way visual details can shape how people experience a brand.
Whether I’m putting together a store layout, designing a garment, creating a brand, or working with color and product, I’m always looking for ways to make an idea come to life.
As I begin my career, I’m looking to bring these experiences into a corporate fashion environment and pursue a career in merchandising, where I can combine creativity with business, product, and strategy.
Bits of me and my path
Floral Design
Retail
I work as a floral designer at The Water’s Edge Flowers in Newport, Rhode Island. Floral design has strengthened my understanding of color, composition, balance, and creativity while teaching me how to turn an idea into a finished product.
During my time at LOFT as an intern, I worked as a Sales Lead and had the opportunity to participate in district meetings and calls, connect with corporate team members, and gain a better understanding of the business behind the retail floor.
I continue to work in retail, where I develop visual layouts, help with store setups, and work directly with customers. These experiences have helped me understand how merchandising, visual presentation, and customer experience all work together.
Throughout college, I’ve had the opportunity to explore different sides of the fashion industry. I have designed and modeled pieces for the Fisher College Fashion Show in both 2025 and 2026, as well as written articles for published magazines through the Fisher fashion program. These experiences have allowed me to combine my interest in fashion with my love for creativity, storytelling, and visual presentation.
Creatives
I created my own look book and lifestyle brand, Don’t Look Back, which allowed me to experience the process of building a brand from the ground up. From developing the concept and visual identity to creating the final product, I enjoyed seeing how creative ideas can become something tangible and meaningful.
Learn more about these in the select works section.