Dress design for SHABBY APPLE dresses

Spring is a time of blooming flowers with tight stems and free flowing pedals. With this as my inspiration I wanted to create something that was tight and form fitting in the mid section yet, fun and free in the shoulders up top. Using jersey silk as the preferred fabric for my design adds a dimension of flattering drapery for any figure. http://www.shabbyapple.com


Dark Purple has a slimming quality and is increasing in popularity


Emerald Green has made several appearances at red carpet events recently


Orange is said to be "THE" color for Spring 2011

Shabby Apple internship

I did a Shabby Apple internship with Katie Erwin the designer of the darling little girl dresses! If you haven't already been to their website here it is www.shabbyapple.com. Katie Erwin is a very talented designer and I was able to learn a lot from her. Shabby Apple is a great company and has latest greatest fashion always!

Taylor Andrews annual hair show!!

This event was amazing! The owner of Modurrn clothing (Brandon Barney) and I teamed up for the show. We made these 5 gold dresses to match the hair pieces it 3 days!! The stylist of these amazing hair pieces was Chad Seal a very talented person! The event had close to 1000 people and showcased hair pieces from all of the students at Taylor Andrew's hair school. I was privileged to get to help with this show!

Raw Couture Fashion Show last April. This was my very first fashion show! The theme for the show was "World Clique" and you had to choose a country of inspiration. Well, I have always been a big fan of Geisha girls and the movie Memoirs Of A Geisha so naturally I decided to do Japan! My models rocked the runway and I was very proud. It was one of the hardest things I've ever done but one of the most rewarding!! I will probably do the show again this April.... I'll keep you posted on my designs!

A little trip to LA for some fun and fabric shopping!!

My vest for intermidiate sewing (I snagged some designer fabric from Ralph Lauren!

The first thing I ever made!