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It takes a village.

It’s a zoo in (t)here!

Old Hollywood Baggage

French Braids

BESPOKE BROOCH FOR THE TONY AWARDS

Read all about the making of the bespoke brooch for Broadway’s biggest night on the blog.

See how the design is inspired by the production, ‘Death Becomes Her’ nominated for Best Musical.

Death Becomes Her Brooch

and another for a Tony Award Nominated Producer of ‘Every Brilliant Thing.’

Every Brilliant Thing Brooch

Man with brown hair wearing sunglasses and a black jacket with an embroidered design on the back, standing against a teal background with partially visible text.

THE OUTSIDERS ON THE RED CARPET

To Design a custom jacket for actor Victor Carrillo Tracey for Opening Night of Broadway’s The Outsiders, I was privy to the set design of one of the most epic moments of the show.

The image of the mustang during the iconic rumble in the rain is hand-beaded on the back of the jacket. To illuminate the lights of the car, each headlights were beading over mirrors. Chain links around the shoulders and arm represent the fences and railroads dividing the opposing groups. The stars above are for each of “The Outsiders.”

Special thanks to Beck Leppert for the custom build and Lily Barnes, our NYC tailor.

A collection of images and illustrations related to a tuxedo, including photos of men in tuxedos, a detailed digital illustration of a tuxedo with handwritten notes about its design, and images of stage performances and a car in a garage, with decorative elements like an umbrella with beads and an eye mosaic.
Close-up of a detailed bead embroidery featuring a colorful bird, with various shades of black, blue, orange, white, and yellow beads, on black fabric within an embroidery hoop.
Beading needle with black, blue, teal, white, and yellow beads partially stitched into a butterfly shape on black fabric, with white thread and sewing pins
Black jacket with intricate beaded and embroidered design, including colorful flowers, geometric patterns, and shimmering accents.
Three people, two men and one woman, sit on a black vintage car in an industrial setting with purple and orange lighting, posed as a promotional photo.
Black blazer with beaded shoulder accents hanging on a white hanger against a wall.
A woman with dark hair wearing a colorful, embroidered blouse with cartoon prints, lace and feather accents, and rings on her fingers, standing outdoors in front of a brick wall. She is gazing into the distance with her hand raised near her forehead.

THE TATTOO JACKET

This jacket is about the beauty and intensity of expressing oneself with tattoos. It is a conversation with myself, pondering & playing with thoughts of tattooing my skin.

Photos by Diego Urbana

HALLOWEEN

Halloween is more than a favorite holiday. Halloween is a production. My costume is a pursuit.

Since studying Costume and Performance Design, Halloween has become an excuse to independently create a show piece that pushes concept and technique. 

Every October, I challenge myself to go bigger and better than ever before whilst following my two rules.

1. I can’t be anything I’ve seen done before, in person or online, the costume must be my idea. 

2. I have to make it.

The unofficial third rule is that for the month of October, I take you into my studio with videos, snippets and snapshots on Tiktok, Instagram, and YouTube. I document the chaos of creating the costume from the first sketch to the final photoshoot. 

Flip through to see past costumes and follow along for next season @laurennmarinnn

Person wearing blue jeans with patches, a black top, red jacket, standing in front of a cream-colored wall with a green window shutter.

Home Jeans

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A Portrait Project 2025