With a degree in English and German Language and Literature, she left teaching in 2008 to devote herself fully to her true calling.
He currently combines serving customers at his hat-making workshop in Teruel with creating headwear for film, television, theatre and live performances; since 2015, he has been involved in over twenty national and international projects alongside renowned costume designers and collaborates regularly with Peris Costumes Internacional.
Although a large part of her work focuses on recreating historical pieces, she also designs fantasy and avant-garde pieces, experimenting with new materials and trends and developing an eclectic style that blends classicism and modernity.
In 2019, she exhibited at the Museu da Chapelaria in Portugal in a solo exhibition featuring 69 pieces representative of the different facets of her work.
