My relationship with fashion started long before illustration.
As a child, I was already making clothes for my Barbie dolls from fabric scraps and buttons at my grandmother Joséphine’s, a seamstress whose atelier felt like the most inspiring place in the world. It is from her that I took my name, and perhaps my eye for detail.

At 16, I bought my first issue of Vogue. It was an instant love affair that has never faded. I still collect them.

I have worked as an illustrator for over 15 years. After a decade creating for other universes, I made the decision to dedicate my practice entirely to what has always moved me most : fashion, beauty and lifestyle. That shift changed everything. It is where my work feels most alive, and where I believe it is most powerful.

My illustrations are entirely digital, built with a dry brush technique that gives each piece a distinctive texture and energy. Combined with a careful approach to composition and colour, it creates a visual signature that is immediately recognisable.

Over the years, my work has appeared in Vanity Fair France, Les Échos Série Limitée, in books published by Bloomsbury Publishing and Éditions E/P/A, and in campaigns for brands such as Hacci Japan Cosmetics and Woodford Reserve.

In 2022, I received the FIDA Award for Best Multidisciplinary Fashion Artist.