​​          Curious, adaptable, and passionate, I thrive in collaborative environments where craft and imagination meet. I see costumes as a way to connect with others, celebrate culture, and bring a touch of magic to live performance.

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          I always knew I wanted to work in costume — it’s what first inspired me to pursue garments. Out of practicality, I trained in fashion design, knowing it would give me a solid technical base and open doors. That choice took me across France, Canada, Belgium, the UK, and beyond, where I worked in fashion design and product management, honing skills in draping, pattern making, and development across diverse markets.

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          But I never lost sight of my original spark. Returning to costume feels like coming full circle — back to what I truly love: the artistry of character building, the dreamlike transformation of fabric into identity, and the challenge of making costumes support both movement and storytelling.

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          My experience in circus and theatre productions has allowed me to put this passion into practice: handling construction, alterations, laundry, repairs, and fast-paced backstage support. Whether at the sewing table or in the middle of a fitting, I thrive on making sure costumes not only fit but also empower performers to give their best.

 

          Because of my path, I bring something slightly different than a traditional costume technician: a blend of fashion training, international adaptability, and a deep appreciation for both design and performance.

 

          Outside of work, I recharge in nature — hiking, dancing, or climbing — and carry that same curiosity, energy, and creativity into every project I take on.