Brazilian-Chinese fashion designer exploring how biomimicry, technology, and material innovation can redefine the future of fashion.
Accessory and apparel designer with a focus on 3D design and experimental fabrication. My work centers on garments and accessories, merging 3D modeling, digital sculpting, and experimental fabrication. Experienced in digital prototyping using Gravity Sketch (VR), CLO3D, and KeyShot.
Alongside founding MUSGU, I work as a Campaign Creative Director — shaping visual narratives and product storytelling for forward-thinking fashion projects. Previously collaborated with Iguatemi Mall on strategic fashion initiatives and interned with furniture designer Gustavo Barroso.
Previously part of the MSCHF design team, creating conceptual garments and accessories that challenge the boundaries between art, technology, and culture — living between New York, Tokyo, and Seoul. At MSCHF, I contributed to campaigns including the 2×4 Boots with Brazilian rapper Veigh, the Global Supply Chain Bag series, and the RingPop Diamond activation in Tokyo.
I help translate conceptual projects into viral cultural moments through campaign imagery, copywriting, and digital launch strategy — bridging art, fashion, and performance marketing.
A design studio exploring the intersection between nature, technology, and the human body.
Guided by the ethos of biomimicry, the brand sees design as a living organism — something that grows, adapts, and evolves. Each creation is conceived as an extension of the body, merging organic forms with advanced fabrication techniques. From the sculptural ergonomics of the Y-Bags to speculative wearable objects and printed biomorphic structures, MUSGU exists where the digital and biological converge.
Born in Brazil, developed across studios in São Paulo, New York, and Tokyo. The Y-Bag was featured at KidSuper’s Paris Fashion Week FW25 show. Currently in stores in Seoul.