Extend the life of your clothing with HALO_LAP — a sustainable project that combines functional repairs with creative, modular upgrades for a more personalized and lasting wardrobe.

As part of the four-year CircleHealth project, I focused on redesigning hospital uniforms to make them more durable, easier to repair, and longer-lasting—driving sustainability in healthcare and reducing environmental impact.

The "Value Garden" project aims to deepen the connection between people and nature through gardening.

Crafting sustainable transitions through second changes.

I designed a functional urban outerwear collection, repurposing Viking Life-Saving Equipment’s discarded materials. With a focus on ergonomics and utility, the collection was crafted from 90% recycled textiles.

Work experience. I spend most of 2022 working at (Di)vision, mainly being in charged of the (Di)construct department.

I worked at ISNURH from 2020 to 2022, first as an intern, later as assistant designer. In my time at ISNURH I was a big part of developing the Autumn/Winter 2021 and Autumn/Winter 2022 collections.

This project merges nomadic traditions with modern digital work, creating sustainable clothing for outdoor productivity.

This project transforms discarded fishing nets into sustainable workwear garments, using natural dyes from seaweed and reeds. The designs focus on simplicity, durability, and storytelling.

This collection showcases my digital work created in CLO 3D, featuring a blend of projects and concepts I've developed over the past few years. It highlights my expertise in digital fashion.

This project reimagines an 1880s Greenlandic anorak made from seal gut using airbags—the "gut of a car"—to create modern, functional garments, focusing on repurposing discarded materials and ergonomic design.