Holding the latest issue of VOGUE Czechoslovakia with my illustration inside was an unforgettable moment. The project, curated by Michaela Seewald, Founder and CEO of VOGUE CS, connected fashion, illustration, and the visual storytelling of Dolce & Gabbana.

This collaboration represents not only a dream come true but also another step on a journey I truly love – one where art and fashion meet.

I had the pleasure of being part of the Medik8 event, a British skincare brand that introduced its new products at Iveta Fabešová’s café in Prague. Throughout the afternoon, I created quick live fashion illustrations of the guests – each one as unique as the person it portrayed.

The whole event reflected the essence of natural beauty, freshness, and inspiration – values that define Medik8. It was a wonderful example of how art and skincare can come together in a single refined experience.

Last week, I had the pleasure of being part of the Gismondi 1754 spa anniversary celebration at their boutique on Pařížská Street in Prague. The atmosphere was truly special – a blend of luxury, fine jewelry, and elegance that created the perfect setting for fashion illustration.

Over the course of two days, I created live fashion illustrations for the guests, each becoming not only a personal keepsake but also a unique experience that complemented the refined spirit of the event.

I’m grateful to Gismondi for their trust and this beautiful collaboration. It was two days filled with inspiration, meaningful encounters, and moments that reminded me how powerfully art, detail, and emotion can come together.

I had the opportunity to illustrate live during the Royal Golf & Polo Cup 2025, held under the auspices of Porsche. The atmosphere was truly exceptional – elegant, inspiring, and full of positive energy.

It was my first polo experience, and I deeply appreciate the chance to be part of such a prestigious event. Throughout the day, I created dozens of fashion illustrations capturing the style and spirit of the guests, who took their sketches home as personal keepsakes.

For me, live sketching is always a moment of connection – between people, elegance, and emotion. This day reminded me exactly why I love what I do.

I had the honor of being part of an exclusive G.H.Mumm Champagne event, the official champagne partner of the 59th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF), held in the elegant setting of Hotel Imperial in Prague.

During the afternoon program, I created live fashion illustrations of the guests, offering them a unique and personal keepsake from this special day. It was wonderful to see their genuine reactions — smiles, surprise, and pure joy.

Moments like these remind me why I love live sketching so much — it connects fashion, creativity, and a sense of luxury, adding that distinctive atmosphere guests remember long after the event.

One of the projects I had the pleasure to work on was a collaboration with The Dress Lounge at the iconic Hotel Imperial in Karlovy Vary.

My task was to design an original photo wall that would draw visitors into the atmosphere of a fashion salon and allow them to become part of it. The process began with a digital illustration created in Procreate, followed by the preparation of final materials in Adobe Illustrator to meet all technical and print requirements. The result is a multi-layered illustrated scene that combines elegance, fashion, and playfulness.

As part of the collaboration, I also created the cover illustration for The Dress Lounge magazine, featuring the brand’s founder Barbora Snopková Haberová in a pink dress that perfectly captures the spirit and energy of the brand.

Seeing my illustration come to life on such a large scale is always a true joy.

I had the honor of creating fashion illustrations at a beautiful wedding held at the Karlova Koruna Chateau. The atmosphere was truly magical – stylish guests, stunning décor, and an unforgettable energy throughout the day.

Each illustration was drawn live on-site during the wedding program, becoming a lovely surprise and a personal keepsake for the guests. Their joyful reactions and excitement were the greatest reward for me.

I’m deeply grateful to the bride and groom for their trust and kind words – it was a pleasure to be part of such a beautiful and memorable day.

I had the opportunity to take part in a creative Falconeri event held at Palladium in Prague. This time, I stepped away from paper and tried something completely new – live painting directly on perfume bottles. Each bottle was decorated with an original floral motif, and some were personalized with the initials of the customers.

It was a wonderful change from my usual live sketching – a new experience, a technical challenge, and a chance to work with a completely different material and surface. Painting on glass requires patience, but the result made it all worthwhile.

As part of the project, I also created an original postcard design inspired by Falconeri’s silk scarves. Since Prague was missing from the brand’s existing motifs, the Falconeri team approached me to design one dedicated to this city, much like their illustrations for other world capitals.

Together, we chose Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, a panoramic view of Prague, and the iconic red tram – symbols that capture the city’s spirit while connecting Falconeri’s elegance with local heritage.

Originality, creativity, and emotion – that’s exactly what I love most about working with Falconeri.

Through my connection with Bontonfilm, I had the opportunity to create an illustration and graphic symbols that became part of the visual identity of this special evening. My artwork appeared on invitations, the photo wall, and other event materials, helping to capture the atmosphere of a traditional Bavarian night in the heart of Prague.

During the event itself, I also created live fashion sketches on-site – guests in traditional attire and elegant outfits left with personal illustrations as a unique keepsake from the evening.

What meant the most to me, however, was the fact that the event carried a deeper purpose – supporting a good cause through the activities of the charity organization Act for Others.

One of the moments I’ll never forget was the opportunity to exhibit my fashion illustration at YNAIKA, held at EKATE – the Cyprus Chamber of Fine Arts in Nicosia. It was the first time my work appeared in a gallery setting – and in such an inspiring context.

About the exhibition The exhibition explored themes of femininity, freedom, and strength in art. Each participating artist brought their own unique perspective, and I was grateful to be part of this visual conversation. My illustration was displayed alongside works by talented artists from Cyprus and abroad.

What the exhibition meant to me I felt deep gratitude and joy knowing that my work could contribute to a space that connects cultures, emotions, and creativity.

Acknowledgment This exhibition was more than just a presentation of my art – it was a reminder that every step forward matters. I’m thankful to everyone who supports me on my artistic journey.

The workshop at Alexander College in Larnaca was more than just a class – it was an experience I’ll never forget. Together with the students, we explored the world of fashion illustration – how to capture movement, emotion, and character through simple sketches. We worked with watercolors, markers, and quick poses, and talked about proportion, expression, and personal style.

The atmosphere was relaxed, creative, and full of energy. The students were curious, open, and unafraid to experiment – it was a joy to create with them. I left the workshop inspired and grateful, realizing once again that this is what I truly love – connecting illustration, fashion, and creative exchange.

Thank you, Alexander College, for the invitation and for welcoming me into such an inspiring space.

Fashion has always been more than aesthetics to me – it’s a way of telling stories. It connects history, craftsmanship, and creativity. I experienced this deeply while collaborating with Fashion Heritage Network Cyprus (FHNC).

During my stay in Cyprus as part of the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs program, I created a series of fashion illustrations inspired by collections from designers who work with sustainable and traditional elements. These pieces were showcased at the Cyprus Fashion Film Festival, and I had the opportunity to translate their beauty and symbolism into my own artistic style.

How the Illustrations Were Created

1. First sketches and inspiration I began by studying the designers’ collections in detail – exploring cuts, textures, and the small elements that make each look unique. My goal was to capture the charm of traditional motifs while keeping a contemporary feel. Through hand-drawn sketches, I searched for the right composition and poses that would best express the silhouettes and the movement of the fabric.

2. Digital phase and color Once I was satisfied with the layout, I moved into the digital stage. I worked with color, light, and texture to make the illustrations feel vivid and to reflect the atmosphere of each collection.

3. Gentle animation In the final stage, I brought the illustrations to life with subtle animation. The movement added a new dimension – connecting tradition with modernity and giving the artwork a sense of liveliness.

About the Fashion Heritage Network Cyprus

FHNC brings together fashion designers, historians, and artists who are committed to preserving and reinterpreting Cyprus’s cultural heritage.

The organization focuses on projects that:

• preserve traditional textile techniques and bring them into modern design
• develop sustainable fashion inspired by history
• connect a creative community of people who tell stories through fashion

In December, I had the honor of being part of Falconeri’s pre-Christmas events, held in the elegant Westfield Chodov and Palladium shopping centers in Prague.

Westfield Chodov – December 22, 2024 At Westfield Chodov, I created personalized fashion illustrations for guests right on the spot. Each drawing became not only an original gift but also a special moment where fashion, art, and Christmas magic came together beautifully.

Palladium – December 21, 2024 A day earlier, I illustrated in Falconeri’s Palladium store, where visitors could take home a stylized portrait of themselves, drawn on a custom-designed Christmas card. The whole day was filled with a warm and festive atmosphere.

The greatest reward for me was seeing the genuine emotions of customers when I handed them their illustrations — those moments of surprise and joy are truly unforgettable.

On the occasion of the Česká spořitelna Christmas party, I had the wonderful opportunity to create fashion sketches of amazing women. The event took place at the elegant The Dress salon, which offered the perfect setting to connect fashion, art, and client experience.

Throughout the evening, I captured the style and personality of the guests in hand-drawn fashion illustrations. Each guest left with an original sketch as a keepsake from this special night.

This collaboration was truly inspiring – both thanks to the incredible people I met and the chance to show how illustration can elevate a luxury experience.

If you’re planning an event and want to offer your guests a unique and personal experience, feel free to reach out.

Here are a few of the illustrations created during the evening:

At the launch event of Perris Group at Infokrása, I had the opportunity to create fashion sketches of the guests live on-site. Their curiosity and genuine interest in my work helped create a warm and interactive atmosphere throughout the evening.

I focused on the upper body and facial expression, capturing each guest’s personality and style. Every sketch took about eight minutes and was drawn with markers right in front of the audience.

Guests left not only with a unique artistic experience, but also with a personalized illustration as a keepsake from this special night. Events like this beautifully combine fashion, art, and personal connection – exactly what I love most about live sketching.

I had the honor of being part of Denisa and Jakub’s wedding day as a guest illustrator. 👰🏻‍♀️🤵🏼

Throughout the day, I created personalized sketches of the guests, offering them a unique keepsake from this special occasion. The location was stunning, the people were wonderful, and the atmosphere truly magical. ✨

Being part of such moments always brings me great joy, and I deeply appreciate the trust the newlyweds placed in me.

At the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, I created live fashion sketches of women and couples at the Elle Beauty Lounge. I illustrated their outfits, capturing their unique style and elegance through expressive fashion sketches.

The whole experience was not only a wonderful artistic performance — where the illustrations came to life right in front of them — but also an unforgettable moment filled with creativity, smiles, and a truly inspiring atmosphere.

During the 58th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, live sketching took place at the Elle Beauty Lounge inside the IQOS Room, designed by fashion designer Martin Kohout.

For this collaboration, Martin provided photos of his stunning gowns, based on which I pre-created four fashion sketches. Guests could then choose their favorite design, and I personalized each illustration by drawing their portraits onto the selected gown.

It was a beautiful fusion of fashion design and live illustration — connecting the creative vision behind the IQOS Room with the art of live sketching.

During the Valentine’s event at It Girl, I spent the evening sketching portraits of customers in the style of fashion illustration. Each guest received their own personalized artwork as a unique keepsake from this wonderful celebration of love, style, and creativity.