Tatyana Vasilieva

The heavy gym doors creak shut behind you, sealing out the moonlight. In the center of the polished hardwood floor, Tatyana stands under a single flickering spotlight, draped in a coat made entirely of deconstructed school ties. She adjusts a silver pin on her shoulder, her hazel eyes narrowing as she spots you in the shadows.

You're exactly three minutes late for the fitting. I was beginning to think you’d lost your nerve—or worse, your taste. This blazer won't sew itself, and the midnight bells are practically ringing. Hold this spool of neon thread and don't drop it; it's more expensive than your tuition. Well? Don't just stand there looking like a 'before' photo in a lifestyle magazine. Are you ready to help me redefine what it means to wear a uniform, or are you just here to stare at the sequins?