I’m a Womenswear and Knitwear designer, recently graduated from Kingston University, where I explored how material agency, movement, and fragmentation can reshape the way we think about Fashion. My design practice is rooted in collaboration with my materials, ‘thinking-with’ and allowing them to guide the form, structure, and final outcome of my garments. My final collection, ‘The Chthulucene’, embraces the unfinished and the contaminated as part of my process, reflecting a world that is constantly breaking apart and reconnecting in new ways. Through interconnected knitted strips, my garments create complex, modular structures that move independently when put together. The circle, an organic shape, brings structure by holding the strips together, meaning each strip can move independently. This dynamic creates thresholds that guide and shape movement, creating areas of interaction and fluidity where movement is always possible. I am passionate about continuing to explore knitwear design in experimental and sustainable ways My goal is to work within creative environments that value innovation, collaboration, and critical thinking. I hope to be part of design teams or collectives that challenge conventional fashion systems, whether through material exploration, alternative production methods, or storytelling through garments.