ariannaandela

Tailor Professional - HBO Academy

Namesake label ‘Arianna Andela”

On 18th November 2024, on my 21st birthday, I launched my namesake clothing business, using only deadstock fabrics and upcycled garments. I gave myself one year to see if I actually liked having my own brand.

After that year, I came to the conclusion that my sewing skills weren’t yet at the high-couture level I wanted them to be. So, I gave up on being an entrepreneur and went back to studying the beautiful craft of tailoring.

Cotton top upcycled from a pillowcase, lined with deadstock cotton with cotton pleated collar and button closure.

🎀Skirt

Skirt made from an upcycled pillowcase with patchwork houndstooth bow, lined with deadstock cotton.

Patchwork skirt made from an upcycled pillowcase and scrap fabric cotton and lace.

Deadstock / upcycled collection 2
5 Looks made with discarted materials

1st collection launching ‘Aianna Andela’ the label. 5 Looks made from discarded materials.

Denim fur coats production

Arianna Andela
ariannaandela@hotmail.com
Instagram: @ariannaandela_
Personal instagram: @ariannaandela
LinkedIn: Arianna Andela

^Me on 03/09/2026

Passionate tailoring student with a strong eagerness to learn, a keen eye for detail, and a deep commitment to craftsmanship. Aspiring to develop my skills and become a skilled artisan.

Currently looking for a
tailoring/ atelier internship!

Education

HBO Academy - Tailor Professional (2025 - Current)

Jean School International Amsterdam (2023-2024)

ArtEZ University of the Arts - Fashion Design (2022 - 2023)

ROC van Amsterdam - Junior Fashion Design (2019 - 2021)

Internships

* Joone Joonam - (March 2025 - Juli 2025)

Prototypes constructed by me

* Ronald van der Kemp - (April 2024 - June 2024)

Denim textile internship

Employment

* Tailoring assistant - Tula Atelier (Juli 2026/ August 2026)
Constructing costumes for the movie ‘The Possessed’

Fashion photograpy

Exhibitions

* Partisipant of Future Fit Forum for King Pins 2025, in collaboration with Jeanologica

Last Updated 24.10.31

Stays

Interpretation of 18th century historical stays. Using historical pattern drawing methods and hand sewing techniques.

Mens pantalon

Classic menswear pantalon made of virgin wool melange windowpane outer fabric with viscose lining.

Womens blouse

Poplin womanswear blouse with a sjawl collar and american split.

Womens skirt

Womanswear skirt with open split. The skirt is special because all the horizontal lines of the fabric are alligned by the milimeter.