Inspired by Alice, this look captures the essence of femininity, adolescence, and softness that defined her journey throughout the film. The phrase adorned on the back, “I eat what I see,” symbolizes greed—an idea drawn from Alice’s impulsive consumption of anything she encountered, regardless of consequence. I turned this into a reflection on human nature. Greed exists in many forms: the constant pursuit of more money, more recognition, more indulgence, more excess. And just like Alice, we often ignore the consequences in order to feed that greed. Through this design, I aimed to blend whimsical storytelling with a deeper critique of our insatiable desires.

Bodysuit crafted from white Florence stretch lace, featuring side cutouts. Classic scoop neckline and flutter sleeves, it’s finished with a light blue lace underlay.

Tailored sleek pants crafted from a beige scuba double knit fabric. Sits at the natural waist with a back zipper, they feature elongated side slits with ruffled light blue lace along the hem.

This apron reimagines classic construction with a backwards design, crafted from cotton canvas and hand-dyed using sustainable practices. Featuring two front bows and white Florence stretch lace underlay.