It started with my parents, both of them obsessed with travel. By the time I could walk, I already had a passport. That taught me, early, that travel gives you perspective nothing else does.

My father, a businessman, taught me the courage to build. He taught me that work should fund the life you want; not replace it. My mother, a designer, taught me the language of fabric. So I graduated with two fashion degrees, not because I wanted a job, but because I wanted to build something that merged everything I'd learned: the textiles from my mother, the entrepreneurship from my father, the wanderlust from my childhood, and the philosophy from every border I crossed : “don't live to work, work to live.”

And just like that, Getaway Club was born. Not as a brand. As a movement, for everyone who's forgotten what it feels like to be free, for everyone stuck in the grind waiting for "someday," for everyone who needs permission to choose themselves.

The clothes are just the byproduct of the lifestyle I'm selling. Because you deserve more than survival mode. You deserve getaways.