Fashion Design | Brenda's Portfolio

My Collections

This section consists of collections I've developed over the years. For each collection, I included the whole development process (competitor, theme, target market, and trend research).

Red or Hot: Planned Parenthood Fashion Show

This design draws from punk’s legacy of disruption, using intentional pattern conflict to reflect the instability of control over personal autonomy. The text on the back of the blazer, “Laws off my body,” transforms the blazer into both garment and protest. Printing by Queerdo.

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City Adventure

As part of the interview process, I designed a Fall 2025 collection for toddler boys under Target’s Cat & Jack brand, creating four key outfits and an assortment of apparel and accessories in multiple colorways. I conducted in-depth research on the brand’s aesthetics and materials, ensuring the designs were on-trend, comfortable, and durable. Each outfit was carefully crafted to combine style with functionality, while the colorways offered versatility for parents. This collection highlights my ability to design commercially viable, high-quality products that cater to both the needs of toddlers and the preferences of Target’s guests.

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All that and a bag of chips

When designing this line I wanted to use 90’s trends and make it modern. Many ’90s trends are coming back in streetwear, so I wanted to show my interpretation and how '90s can also be worn in other settings. My line focuses on creating clothing that is inclusive to all body types ranging from xs-6x.