These are my first five attempts at combining software skills with fashion thinking. They are not the work of a fashion designer—they are the work of a software engineer teaching himself to think about fashion. I am showing them because the effort is real, and the direction is clear.
Web Application — Interactive Tool
Browser-based tool to build fashion mood boards with drag-and-drop colour swatches, image uploads, and text notes. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. My first project that combined web skills with fashion thinking.
★ Beginner — First fashion projectUtility Tool — Colour Theory
Input up to 5 clothing colours and receive a harmony analysis—complementary, triadic, analogous. Built to learn colour theory from a fashion perspective. HSL-based calculations in vanilla JS.
★ Practical tool built while learningUtility Tool — Research-Driven
Size conversion tool for clothing and shoes between Indian and Italian sizing standards. Built to solve a real frustration when researching Italian fashion brands online. My first project combining design research with code.
★ Solved a real personal problemDesign Concept — Visual Communication
A six-look fictional capsule collection concept exploring deconstructivist minimal aesthetics. No physical garments—this is a design thinking exercise. Layouts built in Figma, rendered as an interactive web page. Inspired by Margiela SS1989 documentation.
★ First fashion concept — No sewing involvedTypeScript App — Real-time Tool
A simple wardrobe decision tool with live recommendations based on weather, occasion, and colour mood. Built as a TypeScript-first project while keeping the same visual language as the portfolio.
★ First TypeScript migration + real-time logic