About

Too Flame is based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. 
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About Too Flame
 

Too Flame was born from a deep love for storytelling through clothing — where vintage soul meets modern edge, and sustainability is as essential as style. The brand transforms high quality material, reclaimed fabrics, deadstock materials, and unexpected finds into bold, modern pieces that merge artistry, ethics, and individuality.
 

Too Flame is couture streetwear — where singular artistry meets cultural pulse. Each piece is one-of-one, handcrafted with precision, and designed to be both wearable and unforgettable.

The name "Too Flame" comes from the mythology of twin flames which represents duality in the form of the divine masculine and the divine feminine. Duality is the underlying theme of our designs. 

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We believe fashion should balance opposites: rebellion and refinement, immediacy and timelessness, intimacy and spectacle. Too Flame is for the those who seek radical self-expression without compromise.

Too Flame is more than fashion — it’s wearable art. Each piece is created with intention, using slow, thoughtful production. Every Too Flame garment is a rejection of fashion’s waste cycle, proving that sustainability can be both luxurious and boundary-pushing. The result is clothing that challenges the ordinary, honors the planet, and tells a story worth wearing. 

 

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Designer Bio

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The idea for Too Flame first sparked on the Mississippi Gulf Coast while I was living there during the pandemic. At the time, I had been selling vintage clothing on Etsy for several years but felt the pull toward creating something entirely my own. I wanted to honor the beauty of vintage textiles while giving them a new life — reimagining them into contemporary silhouettes with conceptual, narrative-driven details. 

 

My first sewing machine, a vintage Brother ZA-350 from the 1970s, was gifted to me by a friend (Marcella) in 2022 who rescued it from the trash — a fitting origin for a brand built on reimagining what others discard. After a beginner sewing class in Biloxi, Mississippi with Nadine Gentles of Dorcas Couture, I relocated to Austin, Texas in 2023 to take a course in Ready-to-Wear Construction — all while balancing a decade-long career in Information Technology.

I am a self-taught independent artist & designer. I've dabbled in other art forms such as photography, painting, jewelry making, and am a published poet.

My dad was in the Navy during my early childhood and I have been a bit nomadic as an adult, so I've moved around a lot (7 states, 15 cities).  I for the most part grew up in rural Louisiana in the United States but because New Orleans is my favorite city, I claim it as my home. I currently reside on the East Coast in Salem, Massachusetts, USA which is a part of greater Boston. 

 

My first two years as a fashion designer from 2023 to 2025 was spent participating in runway showcases for independent & emerging brands. 

My very first runway was a local show on 6th street in Austin, Texas hosted by Divine Timing Productions. Ironically, I got put on that because of a chance encounter meeting outside of a comedy venue with event organizer, Hannah Bradish. That show took place on 11/11/23. 

Notable showcases:

"Emerge" at Austin Fashion Week
(Fall/Winter '24)

Rise Fashion Events at New York Fashion Week
Revive Fashion Week at Los Angeles Fashion Week
(Spring/Summer '25)

Runway 7 at New York Fashion Week
(Fall/Winter '25)

Flying Solo's "Ones to Watch" at New York Fashion Week
Flying Solo's showcase is sponsored by Fashion Week Online.
We were a 2025 grant recipient from the Fashion Foward Fund to participate.
(Spring/Summer '26)

We plan to launch our webstore in March of 2026 & eventually host our own NYFW runway event.
See you soon <3 :)


 

 

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