Print & Surface Direction for Apparel Product

Developed across Coach, Victoria’s Secret, and multi-brand retail systems—translating concept into scalable product across RTW, intimates, active & swim.

Coach 1941 Spring Collection

PRINT DIRECTION

Original motifs + scalable systems

COLOR STRATEGY

Seasonal palettes aligned to product + market

MERCHANDISING ALIGNMENT

Applied across silhouettes + price tiers

SURFACE & MATERIAL

Texture, finish, fabrication integration

DESIGNED FOR SCALE

Built for volume, repeatability, multi-season use

Selected Work

Contemporary Occasion RTW

A scalable print and color system developed to support multi-style dress assortments, balancing visual distinction with commercial repeatability across seasonal drops.

Intimates & Sleep

Cohesive print development across sets and fabrications, exploring transparency, layering, and tonal interaction to elevate perceived value and gifting appeal for Victoria’s Secret.

Heritage RTW

Print development and assortment integration within the Coach 1941 design system, ensuring alignment across RTW and accessories.

Engineered Active

Integrated visual direction with material and construction logic to create cohesive, performance-driven product narratives across active categories.

Swimwear Resort & Performance

Print and surface development & direction for swim assortments, balancing resort-driven storytelling with performance considerations and scalable production across global markets.

Where Concept Meets Commerce

Developing print and surface systems that align design, merchandising, and product—built to perform at retail.

YEARS INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

BRANDS

RETAIL EXPERIENCE

GLOBAL

10+

20+

Brand Experience

Victoria’s Secret
VS Pink
Coach
Johnathan Simkhai
Johnny Was
Boggi Milano
Aje Athletica

Fashion

Peloton
Bandier
Equinox
Rhone
Ten Thousand
ASRV
Cuts
Alwrld
Sun Day Red

Performance

Nordstrom
TaylorMade
Title Nine Swim
George Underwear
Rags to Raches
Seissense
Best Fitting Panty
Havn
Greyson
Johnnie-O

Retail/Product

Atelier

A parallel body of work exploring print as authored material—spanning licensing, private commissions, and ongoing visual research.