What inspired you to become a fashion designer?

I've wanted to be a designer since I was a little kid. Early in my career I didn't think I'd focus on Indigenous fashion, I was just trying to get a seat at the table in a world that's predominantly been run by white men.

How would you describe your design style?

I can't draw, so there are no sketches or drawings, everything lives in my head. I'm very emotional about how I design, and I usually work backward, starting with a theme or a fabric I find while shopping in London, Paris, or Milan.

What can people expect from your latest collection?

Vividus Runway is luxury streetwear and women's ready to wear. It brings together my twist on luxury golf, my love of streetwear and culture, and my passion for women's designer luxury fashion, all the different sides of me as a designer.

How did your golf-inspired collection first come about?

When the pandemic hit and things like bowling and pool nights with friends shut down, I picked up golf because it was one of the few things I could still do with friends. I noticed women's golf clothing was outdated, so I created a line that keeps proper course etiquette but adds real style through detail and quality.

Why did you want your golf line to also make a statement about women in business?

Golf is a world where million dollar deals happen every day, and it's mostly men who get a seat at that table. I built this brand for the boss woman, because women are some of the most influential business leaders now, and we play too.