As a first-generation Haitian American, I was raised in New York City and now based in Geneva. Fashion, art, and culture have always shaped how I see the world. My early days in the Garment District with my seamstress mother sparked my love for textiles and design, leading me to the Fashion Institute of Technology and later, Calvin Klein Inc.
I launched my own women’s wear label, merging the creative energy of New York with the craftsmanship of European couture. Over time, my focus expanded beyond fashion to sustainability, storytelling, and conscious living. My work is about exploring the intersection of style, culture, and impact. I believe in the power of community, sharing ideas, and amplifying underrepresented voices.
As a cultural strategist, this blog is a curated record of how I see, feel, and interpret the world. I write from a diasporic perspective shaped by movement, observation, and intention. Each post documents cultural signals through fashion, sustainability, travel, memory, and identity. I explore the systems that shape how we live, dress, and remember. I reflect on how we move through power, clarity, and change.
Readers return because they recognize what I’m naming and how I’m framing it. More than content for inspiration, this is a record of what it feels like to move through these spaces: stylish, conscious, and intentional. It is documentation for those who want to feel seen.
For a deeper dive into my journey, listen to the full Behind the Woman audio above.
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