Seabass Immonen

A collection of up-cycled garments reflecting on the queer experience as though oysters filtering and creating pearls from the polluted waters of New York City. Completed during my Young Designers Residency at Materials for The Arts in Long Island City, Queens.

Wedding Dress designed for my sister Evelyn Immonen and her wedding to Rory Dahl. Designed out of silk and upcycled fabric elements of our mother's wedding dress.

Capstone presentation delivered at the end of my studies in the Brown|RISD Dual Degree Program completing the International Relations BA and Apparel Design BFA at each institution.

Collection aims to bring light to workers’ and queers’ political organizing, fundraising for Red Ink Community Library. Made entirely from upcycled fabric from FABSCRAP Brooklyn.

A collaboration collection with six models of indigenous heritage talking about our relationship with the United States, and what light fills the darkness.

Wool and silk jacket made to illustrate the illusion of the meritocracy

As Lead Director for this project, I organized and facilitated a collaboration between Fashion@Brown's Design Team and Fusion Dance Company.

Rage can become will. Will can become change.

COVID-19 caused me to confront the queer othering I felt in Pittsburgh, PA

Up-cycling and pulling meaning from childhood t-shirts for a sonnet editorial concept

Walk All Over Me is a journey through my life in these four Adidas X Pharrell Williams, misunderstanding and reshaping gender and masculinity in bright color. Typifying these eras of my life and placing them in the context of queer culture.

This series of drawings gets in touch with my personal experience with partying, how it feels to move in a self-conscious body, and what moments you remember at the end of the night

Free dimensional

Brushstrokes and studies throughout the years