​​          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 more, where I worked in fashion design and product management, honing skills in draping, pattern making, and development across diverse markets.

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          Returning to costume felt 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.

          Alongside my work in costume, I recently developed a strong passion for shoemaking and shoe maintenance. I’m drawn to the intimate relationship between the shoe and the performer. This growing focus has led me to expand my skills in shoe care, repair, and construction.

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