So that’s me in the picture just over there to your right. Here’s the
scoop on me and my business: I have always been fascinated by space,
color, kinetics and making things fit together. I received my bachelor’s
degree in fine arts with an emphasis in sculpture, my mediums were
metal and fabric. After school I became more interested in clothing, or, as
I saw it, collaging in 3-dimensions. I combined this with my love for hand-
made goods and individual style and voila, Identity Crisis Clothing
was born.

I am most interested in creating clothing that performs multiple
functions or can operate as more than one piece: the kinetic skirt, for
example, operates like a roman shade providing it’s owner with several
length options from one skirt. Playing around with basic systems to
create dynamic clothing keeps me motivated as a designer.

Originally I am from Virgina (yeah, it’s for lovers) but I’ve been lucky
enough to land myself here in the lone star state. Since moving here I
have joined forces with a gang of crafty ladies otherwise known as the
Austin Craft Mafia. Check out mi famillia: www.austincraftmafia.com

I am also a cohost of Stylelicious on the DIY network. Stylelicious features 8 of the Craft Mafia members, we show you how to create and revamp super fly clothing. Oh, and one last thing, I coproduce STITCH, the best little indie fashion show and craft bazaar this side of the Mississippie. I heart it the most.



All of the photos on this site were taken by Jody Horton except the one of me which was taken by Miss Cory Ryan, Hooray!