Fashion may not be my primary medium, but design is—and I’ve always seen the two as part of the same language. The way a coat drapes across the body isn’t so different from the way a velvet curtain pools onto the floor; a well-cut blazer can hold the same architectural precision as a mid-century chair. Texture, proportion, balance, and movement—these are the foundations of good design, whether they shape a room or an outfit. What fascinates me about fashion is how immediate it feels: a chance to experiment, to play, to express a mood or an identity in the moment. Interiors evolve slowly, often over years, but fashion lets us shift with the seasons, the light, even our state of mind. For me, fashion becomes another canvas for creativity—another way of exploring beauty, form, and storytelling in everyday life.