BLOOM EVENING WEAR COLLECTION
STRUCTURED FLORALS, MADE FOR FASHION SCHOOL.
Bloom started as a class project — using Illustrator to design a small evening wear collection at fashion school. I wanted florals that felt structural rather than sweet, so there's a lot of sculpted shape under the softness. Some of these I actually made. Others are still just sketches — and both feel worth sharing.
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READ THE STORYECLIPSE GARDEN
Off-shoulder, the rosette detail that runs in the collection.
Styling: silver choker, smoky eyeliner, rosette heels. -
READ THE STORYLUNAR PETAL
Clean corsetry, kept simple, with three rosettes doing all the talking.
Styling: slick hair, silver cuff, pale matte makeup. -
READ THE STORYSHADOW BLOSSOM
This one I actually made — a tailored silhouette softened by a caplet drape, rosettes at the neckline and the slit.
Styling: soft waves, earrings.
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READ THE STORYTWILIGHT VINES
Rosette straps on a tailored ankle length jumpsuit — evening wear that isn't a dress.
Styling: dramatic long scarf, rosettes on a 1" belt, hair swept back. -
READ THE STORYMOONLIT REVERIE
Pleated bodice on a corset, layered skirt, rosettes along the hem.
Styling: moonstone earrings, silver cuff, rosette on shoes, glowing highlight.
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READ THE STORYMIDNIGHT CASCADE
Another one I brought to life — a sweeping gown, sculpted corset, rosettes cascading down to a bloom hem.
Styling: crystal-drop earrings, sheer.
BEHIND THE BRAND
I designed this collection in an Adobe Illustrator class at Fashion Institute of Florida — I selected evening wear as I love to see the structure on corsets and the flowers trailing down the skirts.
More on my return to fashion school and what the program actually covered.