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Yes. Consultations, design reviews, and project updates happen remotely via video call for clients anywhere in the world. For garment fittings I either work with measurements provided by the client or arrange in-person sessions during scheduled travel. Shipping of finished pieces is coordinated per project.

Use the contact form and select the service type closest to your project. Include as much detail as you have — the occasion, timeline, number of pieces, and any references or mood boards. I'll respond within 24–48 hours with questions or a preliminary quote.

No. Every project is quoted individually because the variables — design complexity, materials, construction time, and any travel or sourcing involved — are different for every commission. A quote is always provided in writing and approved before any work begins. There are no hidden costs.

Most custom garments take between 4 and 12 weeks from the initial design consultation to final delivery. Complex designs, imported fabrics, or projects requiring multiple fittings may take longer. Please share your deadline when you reach out — I'll confirm whether it's achievable before we begin.

Custom clothing is for everyday or special-occasion wear — it's designed to suit your personal style, body type, and lifestyle. Costume design is built around performance: it prioritises movement, stage visibility, and durability under lights and physical exertion. The construction techniques and materials are quite different. If you're unsure which applies to your project, describe it in your inquiry and I'll advise.

Yes. The alterations and fittings service is available for any garment — whether it's a vintage piece, a purchased item that doesn't fit well, bridal wear, or a performance costume. The quote is based on the complexity of the alteration and the condition of the garment.

The Portfolio shows a selected range of completed projects. Not all work is published — some clients prefer their commissions to remain private, and some work is covered by agreements with production companies or brands. If you'd like to see work in a specific category, mention it in your inquiry and I can share additional references during our consultation.

The more context you can share, the more useful the consultation will be — but you don't need to come with everything figured out. A rough idea of the project, your timeline, and any visual references (even just a Pinterest board) is a strong starting point. For garment projects, having your measurements is helpful but not required for the first conversation.

Yes — photographers, creative directors, event planners, production designers, and other artists are welcome to reach out about collaboration. Please describe the project, your role, and what you're looking for in a styling or creative partner. Select "Collaboration" as the inquiry type in the contact form.