welcome.
I am a sociologist. I observe, theorize, and make — drawn by the question of how we might live more fully inside our bodies, our communities, and the material world.
I'm a sociologist who studies the body as a site of knowledge. My research examines how we clothe, move, and locate ourselves — and what those daily practices reveal about identity, belonging, and the social world we're always in the process of making.
The through line has never been a category. It's always been the question.
I live and work in the San Francisco Bay Area.
recently/upcoming
ECO/CULT: Tall Girls Deserve Natural Fibers, Too
Alden Wickler interviews Alix Vasquez of Herderin on inclusive design and soil health.
Read The Interview →
SF Climate Week: Rethink The Runway’s “Recharge Your Closet” hosted by RIVIAN
The Ritual of Dress - a talk & Q&A on the sociology of dressing ourselves
April 21st, 5-8:30pm, 340 Fell Street, San Francisco, CA
Tickets Here →
Clothing The Self: Study II
Clothing The Self (Study II): Identity Reconstruction and Ontological Security When Primary Material Resources Are Compromised
Read More & Participate →
Clothing The Self: Dressing as Identity Work, Ritual, and Sartorial Labor
ASA, 2026: Body & Embodiment Open Paper Session August 7-11 (exact date TBD), American Sociological Association’s Annual Conference. New York, NY.
