My sense of home is a map with no borders. Raised without a fixed address, I’ve never been one to fit neatly into boxes — geographical or otherwise. 


A rebel at heart, I’ve always thrived in spaces where rules were made to be rewritten. When I looked at the electronic music scene — a world pulsing with creativity but dominated by male voices — I knew it was time to take up space.

So, I did. I built komm schon Alter festival, not just for the music, but for the outsiders who love the outside.


The same fire that fuelled my stage work sparked a new journey. I wanted more than make soundtracks to memories; I wanted statement pieces to match them. Accessory pieces that whispered rebellion and freedom; stood unapologetically out of line. I couldn’t find them — so I made them.

Together with the birth of my two sons Alfie and Wolf, my eponymous brand was born. Not just a collection of unconventional pieces, but a declaration of independence for every woman who refuses to be tamed. Each design is made for the festival wanderer, the rule breaker, the woman who isn’t afraid to wear her boldness on her body.

Because life isn’t about fitting in. It’s about standing out, stepping up and rewriting the rules until they sound like your own song.