I have been working with jeans for a few years, starting in a garment that is one of the biggest jeans suppliers of C&A Brazil and Renner (Brazilian brand competing with C&A and Zara in Brazil).

Currently, I’m part of the jeans team at Calvin Klein Jeans Brazil, developing the collection of women’s, men’s and children’s jeans.

In addition to the Jeans line at CKJ, I am currently developing experience working also with the women’s accessories line at Calvin Klein Jeans Brazil, developing shoes, belts, bags and small goodies in leather. 

My experience with sustainability comes from graduating in fashion design. Throughout the fashion design undergraduate course I worked with sustainability in all semester projects. My final project could not be different, I developed a sustainable brand project in zero waste modeling, in addition to fabrics that contained sustainable cotton and recycled plastic in the composition. I also developed a project of a sustainable business model, where the brand’s clothing would be made available to customers through a subscription.

Currently working with jeans I have more knowledge of sustainable fabrics, and partnership with suppliers in Brazil that work with sustainable washes, taking less water and less chemicals during the jeans washing process.

In 2018 I attended in the Fahsion Trend Research for Line Planning course, at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology), where I acquired knowledge to work with the right tools when conducting advanced research on trends, being able to identify fashion trends and define key items for future collections.