Miss Sabrina is a writer and artist devoted to the preservation of beauty, ritual, and sensory depth in a world that moves too quickly to feel.
A sensualist at heart, her work bridges the realms of couture, scent, wine, and aesthetic philosophy, not for spectacle, but to awaken the forgotten intelligence of the senses. Her creations and writings invite the reader, the wearer, and the witness to slow down, taste more deeply, and return to what is sacred, rare, and exquisitely human.
Her voice is shaped by over a decade of study in Ayurveda, Tantra, and ancestral feminine traditions, where she learned not only to understand the senses, but to master them. This background in ancient medicine and ritual informs everything she touches: how she smells a wine, how she drapes a fabric, how she reads a perfume, how she speaks about refinement in a disposable world.
As a writer, she writes not to judge, but to preserve. Her essays offer a sensual lens on modern luxury, tasting culture, design, wine, and perfume approached as living philosophies rather than commodities.
As an artist, she is currently immersed in the study of haute couture techniques, corsetry, and artisanal perfume-making, with the intention of crafting rare, collectible items. Each piece, whether a dress, a tincture, or a written reflection, is designed to awaken something dormant: a deeper capacity to feel, to savor, and to remember what beauty once meant.