(1) When routine gets different:
Alzheimer's Awareness
The project examines alzheimer's disease through the study of systems. Through controlled deconstruction, exaggeration, absence, repetition, it translates cognitive instability into material behaviour. The result is a garment that retains the language of a shirt, yet no longer operates like one.
Deliverables: The garments are stress response of
a familiar structure placed under unfamiliar
conditions.
Graduation Project, 2025
(2) Archana Rao Label:
Fashion Intern
The internship focused on understanding production as a system. Working closely with the studio team, I managed client orders from initiation to final delivery. This involved coordinating fabric sourcing, dyeing, stitching, fittings, quality checks, and dispatch.
Deliverables: It mapped the movement of a design
through production, from intent to execution,
held together by timing, coordination, and
responsibility.
Internship, 2025
(3) Gababee:
Product Development
Early iterations led to the development of a cylindrical, adjustable pillow that could adapt to the body of both mother and child. To extend its lifespan beyond a single use phase, the form was reworked to function during pregnancy, early childcare, and later as a soft object for the child.
Deliverables: Visual identity was introduced
through a giraffe form, allowing the object to
transition from support tool to toy, while
retaining its functional intent across stages
of use.
Taskbox, 2024
(4) Garment Construction:
Draping, Manipulation
This project explored pattern construction as a tool to develop sculptural form for a structured corset and dress. Pattern development was used to study body contouring, support, and silhouette formation.
Deliverables: Finalized patterns, completed
garments, fit refinement.
Academic Project, 2025
is a multidisciplinary designer, willing to learn at every step of the way.
(1) When routine gets different:
Alzheimer's Awareness
The project examines alzheimer's disease through the study of systems. Through controlled deconstruction, exaggeration, absence, repetition, it translates cognitive instability into material behaviour. The result is a garment that retains the language of a shirt, yet no longer operates like one.
Deliverables: The garments are stress response of
a familiar structure placed under unfamiliar
conditions.
Graduation Project, 2025
(2) Archana Rao Label:
Fashion Intern
The internship focused on understanding production as a system. Working closely with the studio team, I managed client orders from initiation to final delivery. This involved coordinating fabric sourcing, dyeing, stitching, fittings, quality checks, and dispatch.
Deliverables: It mapped the movement of a design
through production, from intent to execution,
held together by timing, coordination, and
responsibility.
Internship, 2025
(3) Gababee:
Product Development
Early iterations led to the development of a cylindrical, adjustable pillow that could adapt to the body of both mother and child. To extend its lifespan beyond a single use phase, the form was reworked to function during pregnancy, early childcare, and later as a soft object for the child.
Deliverables: Visual identity was introduced
through a giraffe form, allowing the object to
transition from support tool to toy, while
retaining its functional intent across stages
of use.
Taskbox, 2024
(4) Garment Construction:
Draping, Manipulation
This project explored pattern construction as a tool to develop sculptural form for a structured corset and dress. Pattern development was used to study body contouring, support, and silhouette formation.
Deliverables: Finalized patterns, completed
garments, fit refinement.
Academic Project, 2025
is a multidisciplinary designer, willing to learn at every step of the way.
(1) When routine gets different:
Alzheimer's Awareness
The project examines alzheimer's disease through the study of systems. Through controlled deconstruction, exaggeration, absence, repetition, it translates cognitive instability into material behaviour. The result is a garment that retains the language of a shirt, yet no longer operates like one.
Deliverables: The garments are stress response of
a familiar structure placed under unfamiliar
conditions.
Graduation Project, 2025
(2) Archana Rao Label:
Fashion Intern
The internship focused on understanding production as a system. Working closely with the studio team, I managed client orders from initiation to final delivery. This involved coordinating fabric sourcing, dyeing, stitching, fittings, quality checks, and dispatch.
Deliverables: It mapped the movement of a design
through production, from intent to execution,
held together by timing, coordination, and
responsibility.
Internship, 2025
(3) Gababee:
Product Development
Early iterations led to the development of a cylindrical, adjustable pillow that could adapt to the body of both mother and child. To extend its lifespan beyond a single use phase, the form was reworked to function during pregnancy, early childcare, and later as a soft object for the child.
Deliverables: Visual identity was introduced
through a giraffe form, allowing the object to
transition from support tool to toy, while
retaining its functional intent across stages
of use.
Taskbox, 2024
(4) Garment Construction:
Draping, Manipulation
This project explored pattern construction as a tool to develop sculptural form for a structured corset and dress. Pattern development was used to study body contouring, support, and silhouette formation.
Deliverables: Finalized patterns, completed
garments, fit refinement.
Academic Project, 2025
is a multidisciplinary designer, willing to learn at every step of the way.