What I Build…
I’m always wondering if an idea could become something bigger. I like thinking about the problem it could solve, who it could help, and what it would take to make it real.
Timeless:
Intention
I’m developing Timeless, a jewelry line inspired by past decades and reimagined for today. I want to create affordable, sustainable pieces that feel collected and personal—not designed around a trend that disappears next season.
Inspiration
I love how jewelry can completely change a look and express someone’s personality. I’m especially drawn to the 1990s and early 2000s—layered necklaces, charms, mixed metals, and pieces that feel collected rather than perfectly matched. Timeless grew from wanting to give that nostalgia a new life.
Impact
Building Timeless has made me think beyond the jewelry itself. I’m learning about customers, materials, sustainability, pricing, branding, and marketing—and what it actually takes to turn a creative idea into a business.
The Little Closet:
Intention
I’m developing The Little Closet, a subscription service for stylish new and pre-loved baby clothing. The idea is simple: make dressing babies easier and more affordable while keeping clothing in use longer.
Inspiration
Babies outgrow clothes incredibly quickly, sometimes after wearing them only a few times. I started wondering: What if parents could get the clothes they need as their baby grows without constantly starting over? It brought together three things I care about—fashion, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Impact
This project has taught me that a good idea also has to work in the real world. I’ve surveyed parents, researched competitors and pricing, contacted an environmentally friendly cleaning company, and explored subscriptions, packaging, delivery, and growth. I’m learning how to take an idea from “What if?” to “How could this actually work?”