CEO & Creative Director, The Fath Collective, ‘20–Present: Founder and creator behind brand development, design, ideation, execution, sales, and more, as an entrepreneurial start up.

Custom Special Occasion Wear: Transforming cherished pieces into modern treasures, preserving its sentimental value. Through this intimate process, honoring the item's history and story, garments are transformed into reinvigorated pieces.

Upcycled Apparel: Creating collections of one-of-a-kind garments. In partnership with NY Circular Textile and our local community, we collect would-be-discarded garments from brands and re-create them in to special pieces, targeted towards bridal wear. We use techniques such as re-construction, hand beading, cyanotype, crochet, and more.

Clothing Swaps: Hosted in partnership with small boutique businesses, we curate community events to share, swap, and sell the clothing in our closets that are ready for a second life. All pieces left at the end of the event are taken to a new home through charity donation, upcycled into new styles, or properly recycled.

Collection (in development): Our mission is to create adaptable garments that empower consumers to shape their own timeless fashion. This intentional collection adjusts effortlessly to a body's changes in size and style, offering endless possibilities. Through sustainable materials, thoughtful design, and ethical manufacturing in the USA, The Fath Collective showcases the transformative power of clothing.

Featured Designer, The Journal of American Culture, Mar ’23: Interviewed and quoted in the “Reinterpretation” section of the article “Jeans and their Fashionable Meanings: Revisiting Beverly Gordon’s Cultural Conceptual Framework” by Clare Sauro and Joseph H. Hancock II.

Guest Critic & Lecturer, Thomas Jefferson University, ‘22–’23: Industry guest critic for the ‘23 Senior Fashion Design finals and the ‘22 Fashion Immersion industry project. Connected NY Circular Textile and the Sustainable Concepts course to collaborate students’ industry projects. Oversaw project from transportation of materials to the final critique.

Shop Keeper, Sweet Peel Vintage (formerly known as Philly Vintage Bazaar), ’23—'24: Style, merchandise, and maintain shop while enhancing the vintage shopping experience. Increase sales and customization by offering alterations on the spot to clients. Managed highest sales day of Summer 2023.

Sustainability Leadership Graduate Certificate, Thomas Jefferson University, GPA: 4.0

Freelance Designer & Consultant, Play-PKL, ‘21–Present: Design and develop prints, flat sketches, and tech packs with clear communication and collaboration in the development of this pickle ball brand.

Showcase & Panel Guest, DesignPhiladelphia, Oct ’22: Showcase of up-cycled work featured at Cherry Street Pier and guest panelist for Jefferson’s conversation on “Sustainable Design through Environment and Ethics”.

Alumni Keynote Speaker, Thomas Jefferson University Convocation, Aug ’22: Delivered welcome address to new students and their families at the start of their first semester. *Student speaker in Aug ‘18 and Aug ’15.

Freelance Stylist, Sink R Swim, ‘21–’22: Retail stylist for Black Friday weekend, offering full look curation to customers. On set styling for the Summer ‘22 campaign photoshoot

Custom Dress Maker, Freelance, ‘22–Present: Specializes in up-cycling heirloom garments and bridal wear.

Women’s Designer, Jetty, ‘21–’22: Plan, design and execute the expansion and development of the women’s line. Included creative concept, coordination with manufacturers, technical design, styling and directing photoshoots, sales through trade shows, and communication with marketing.

MS International Fashion Design Management, Thomas Jefferson University, GPA: 4.0

Alternative Photography Printer, Freelance, ‘19–’22: Cyanotype fabric printing for clients Christy Rilling, photographed by Laurie Simmons, and Marcus Leatherdale via Roman Zangief, shown at Throckmorton Fine Art. Marcus Leatherdale collaboration on Auction here.

Deadstock Designer & Analyst, Marni & Thomas Jefferson University, ‘20– ’21: Graduate independent study analyzing the environmental impacts of the fashion system and providing solutions for brands to transition to a sustainable, circular model

Graduate Assistant, Thomas Jefferson University, ‘19-’20: Leadership teammate for the Fashion Immersion undergraduate course including network development, NYC trips, virtual panel moderation, and student career advising.

Menswear Knit Designer, Van Heusen & PVH Corp, Summer ‘19: Design and develop the Menswear Knits collection after two summers interning for Van Heusen and IZOD Menswear.

Emerging Designer, New York Fashion Week, Feb ’19: Senior collection, “I Believe You”, involving hand printing, up-cycling, and advocacy, debuted on the NYFW Runway for Fashion Week 2019.

BS Fashion Design, Thomas Jefferson University, GPA: 3.95

Student Speaker, Thomas Jefferson University Commencement, May ’19: Selected to deliver the graduation speech to the graduating class of 2019

Jefferson Commencement, Provosts Award for Excellence

School of Design & Engineering, Academic Excellence in Fashion Design

Fashion Industries Association Award, Best of Show

Nicholas Louis Palumbo Award, Design Excellence in Menswear

Student Government Association, Student Body President

Delta Phi Epsilon, Epsilon Phi Chapter, New Member Educator, Order of Omega: Greek Honors Society

Featured Designer, GQ, Architectural Digest, & Wired, Fall ’18: Interviewed & filmed with senior collection, “I Believe You” to be featured in Conde Nast Ads.

Design Intern & Intern Mentor, PVH Corp & Van Heusen, Summer ’18: Assist the Vice President of Design in curating the Fall 2019 collections through trend forecasting, concept development, and technical sketching, in addition to leading teams in the Intern Project.

Evelyn & Paul Knudsen Red Dress, Excellence by a Junior

AHA Go Red for Women Fashion Show, Second Place & Window Display at Macy’s CC

Student Government Association, Student Body Vice President

UArk: Rome Center, Rome, Italy, Semester Abroad

Design Intern & Intern Mentor, PVH Corp & IZOD, Summer ’17: Assist the Active Performance Designer in preparing the collection for Fall 2018 including the Tennis Line, Advantage Fleece Program, and Graphic Tees, in addition to working on projects through the intern program

Joan Calabrese, Design Excellence in Childrenswear

Student Government Association, Sophomore Class President