Accessory Designer

When I was a kid, I always wanted to be an inventor or a scientist. I was fascinated by planes and tornadoes, and my mind was a nonstop imagination machine. Even in middle school, my favorite classes were physics, chemistry, and biology. But there was one class that truly captured my heart—art.

When I went to college, I enrolled in a bachelor’s program in computer science. I studied for three semesters, but I felt like something was missing. I wasn’t sure if I really wanted to be an engineer, so I left computer science and switched to a bachelor’s degree in industrial design. My curiosity didn’t stop there. After graduation, I moved to NYC to study the two-year Accessories Design program at FIT. I genuinely wanted to learn how to create accessories