
The designer
A true participant in the sun-drenched SoCal lifestyle, Catherine infuses her designs with the sultry vibes of rock-n-roll, all while keeping a timeless feminine touch.
The collection began on the New York runway with ready-to-wear shows reviewed by Women's Wear Daily, and it has been worn by some of the most recognisable figures in entertainment ever since.
Catherine now works out of Southern California, after a stretch in Austin, alongside her son Johnny and her dog Marty.

How the pieces are made
Nothing here is made by the thousand. Styles are cut in short runs, which is why a bomber that looks right on the hanger also sits right on the shoulder, and why a sold-out piece is genuinely gone.
Fabrics are chosen for weight and drape first: heavyweight bridal satin, leather, and the trims that hold their shape after a full night out. Embroidery is placed by hand on the garment, not printed on top of it.
If you want something that does not exist yet, it can be made. Custom bombers are part of the collection, from a name across the shoulder to full artwork down the back.

In the press
The collection has been covered by Vanity Fair, Elle, Harper's Bazaar and The New York Times, with features in French Vogue and Jalouse.
Women's Wear Daily reviewed the New York ready-to-wear shows, US Weekly put the label on its Coachella list, and Racked, Reserved Magazine and Story and Rain have all sat down with Catherine to talk about where the work comes from.
The interviews, the runway reviews and the red carpet moments are collected on the press page.




