As a woman, she has come to realise that patriarchal and capitalist societies tend to treat women and nature in a very similar way. Their minds and bodies are colonised, objectified and made into commodities. In her graduate collection, she has started exploring this theory, through analysis of forest utility wear (which has an entirely male&heterosexual connotation) and finding inspiration in photographs she took on her journeys through the woods. She tried to work as sustainable as possible with 80 per cent of the collection being made from either recycled or deadstock materials. She is also trying to promote linen produced in her hometown as it is a fibre using up very little resources.