Portfolio

A feature on Edjan Vizcarra, founder of MANQUÉ, tracing his evolution from fashion photographer to multidisciplinary creative. The article examines the meaning behind his brand and how he brings emotionally driven concepts to life through visual storytelling.

The Seasonal Forecast AW27/28, detailing womenswear trend stories, combines an in-depth analysis of the global socio-economic landscape with forward-thinking design insights to present a comprehensive outlook on future fashion trends.

A team-based proposal for the grand opening of the Aritzia Robson Square flagship. The project focused on designing experiential retail environments and developing merchandise allocation plans based on the observed shopping patterns of Robson Street visitors.

A collaborative fashion editorial project centered on producing a complete photoshoot, from styling and casting to location scouting and creative direction. “A Date with Myself” tells the story of a woman getting ready for a solo date, celebrating independence and self-connection.

A conceptual Gastown pop-up shop proposal for Once Twice. The project includes an in-depth evaluation of the brand’s existing marketing strategy, supported by a refined social media approach and a pop-up retail concept aimed at enhancing brand visibility and customer engagement.

The Shadowbox Display project reimagines product marketing within the constraints of a compact case, featuring the iconic Maison Margiela Tabis as the focal piece. This innovative approach highlights my commitment to creative, fashion-forward presentations that elevate storytelling through minimalist design.

During our first year, my partner Ula and I were assigned to do research on the origins of various style subcultures throughout history and form a new predicted style tribe which we named LAYEKER; drawing from Asian influences, androgynous silhouettes and futuristic layering, Layeker is a way of dressing that allows wearers to reimagine the clothes they already own and reinvent.

A collaborative concept magazine centered around themes of sustainability and slow fashion in Vancouver. This project was completed in our first semester to gain proficiency in Adobe software, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.