Finn’s Favorite Pieces

My Holiday Tradition, From Me to You — My Angels

Every holiday season, I love sharing a little piece of my world with you — the designs that have carried me through the year, the ones I reach for instinctively, the ones that feel like magic every time I put them on.

Choosing favorites is never easy (you know how attached I get!), but this year I found myself gravitating to some pieces that even surprised me!  So here they are… my Holiday 2025 obsessions, straight from my jewelry box to yours.

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The Milagrosa Collar

One of my earliest designs — and somehow, unbelievably, it didn’t make it into my personal collection until this year.

How did I go 25 years without it?! It’s become a true staple for me. I wear it with everything: a tee, A button-down, dresses… even a ballgown. It just works (Mine is silver for a more rocker look).

Bold yet timeless. Sacred yet modern. It feels like it always belonged with me.

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The Maddie Rosary

Born from the Madonna collection, reinvented this season in new shades. And Angels… I can’t stop wearing it.

It’s quickly become my “it” necklace — delicate, but with presence. I love styling it with an open blazer or tucked beautifully against a turtleneck.

This year I couldn’t decide between silver or gold… so naturally, I chose both. Each in a rich, dark crystal. This one is an all-time favorite — and you know how seriously I take that title.

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The Mi Amor Necklace

You cannot miss this piece — truly. It’s our Lovers chain multiplied into something spectacular.

The vintage chain is extraordinary, and when I realized these links would never be replaced once we run out, I grabbed one for myself immediately.

It gives that effortless layered Chanel feel… but with a single necklace. Comfortable, luxe, and striking with our logo draped down the back. I’ve already pulled holiday outfits specifically to showcase this beauty.

This one is a showstopper — no question.

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(I Know, I Know… It Was Supposed to Be Just Three)

But I can’t wrap this up without mentioning the piece I never take off:

The Milagrosa Ring

My daily companion. My protector.
She brings me strength — the Virgin of Miracles wrapped around my finger.

When I wear her, I feel like anything is possible. Truly.

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A Little Holiday Inspiration

I hope these pieces inspire you to try something new this season — to step beyond your comfort zone. My designs aren’t meant to whisper… they’re meant to speak. To spark emotion. To tell your story before you even say a word.

Wear them boldly. Wear them with joy.
A VSA piece can transform an outfit — and sometimes, even your day.

Be fearless, Angels.
With love,
Finn

R.I.P. my sweet Pipo (puppy in the photo)

Crosses: My Endless Muse

When I first began designing jewelry, I never imagined the cross would become such a central part of my creative journey. Yet here I am, years later, still dreaming up new interpretations of one of the most recognizable, most controversial, and most beloved symbols in history.

Why the Cross?

The cross is everywhere. It lives in nature, in architecture, in art, and, of course, in religion. But to me, it has always been more than just a symbol of faith. It’s a conversation piece. A contradiction. A quiet sign of devotion for some, and a bold act of rebellion for others.

I’ve seen crosses worn on stage by rock stars, around the necks of politicians and news anchors, by biker gangs and heavy metal bands, and by fashion icons like Madonna, Rihanna, and Miley Cyrus. What other symbol could possibly bridge all of those worlds?

Fashion Meets Faith

Some people wear a cross to show their faith. Others wear it because it’s beautiful—or because it pushes a boundary. Designers like Dolce & Gabbana built entire collections around Catholicism and the drama of Italian history. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Madonna have spent hundreds of thousands on vintage cross jewelry, showing just how desirable and collectible this shape has become.

But beyond the spectacle, I believe people are drawn to crosses because they carry a weight of meaning. Whether you’re religious or not, the cross says something. It challenges, comforts, provokes, or empowers—depending on how you wear it.

Designing the Cross, Again and Again

For me as a designer, the cross is an endless challenge.  How can I create a new cross that feels different but still timeless?

Sometimes the answer is bold and glittering—large, crystalline, meant to be seen from across the room. Other times, it’s small and understated, a private piece for the wearer alone. And always, it has to speak to the wide range of people who collect our jewelry—from the edgy rebel to the elegant traditionalist.

The Maria Cross was one of my very first designs at VSA, and it set the tone for everything that came after. Over the years, our crosses have become highly collectible, each one holding a story of its own.

My most recent design, The Eclipse Cross from our Moth Collection, is one of my favorites. The wings of the moth form the arms of the cross, a reminder that beauty and symbolism often overlap in unexpected ways.

A Symbol That Never Lets Go

I can’t say crosses have power, but I can say they are the most significant piece of jewelry being worn—both past and present. And never more so than now.

For me, the cross is a muse that never lets go. It’s controversial. It’s meaningful. It’s rebellious. It’s spiritual. And above all, it’s deeply human. Every new cross I design is my way of adding to that ongoing story.

At Virgins Saints & Angels, the cross isn’t just part of what we do—it is who we are.

Power in Ritual

Every morning and every night, we all have little rituals. The way we brush our teeth, prepare our coffee, slip into bed, or get ready for a night out. These small acts ground us, and remind us who we are. For me, jewelry is one of those rituals.

My Own Ritual

I can’t count the number of times I’ve turned the car around halfway down the street because I forgot to put on my Milagrosa Ring. That ring isn’t just an accessory to me—it’s part of my armor, my comfort, my daily rhythm. Sliding it on my finger is like saying: Okay, I’m ready for the day. I’m myself again.

Jewelry in Our Stories

It’s no wonder jewelry has always played such a powerful role in storytelling—on screen, in books, in history. Pieces of jewelry often define characters, shape identities, or even carry entire plots.

In Titanic, the Heart of the Ocean necklace ties together romance, memory, and loss. In Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Audrey Hepburn’s pearls and her ritual of gazing into Tiffany’s windows became one of the most iconic moments in film history.

And then there’s Madonna in Desperately Seeking Susan. Her layers of jewelry—charms, bangles, crosses—were more than just costume. They were her character. That look became a cultural ritual of its own, inspiring women everywhere to adorn themselves not just to accessorize, but to declare who they were.

Rituals of Power and Presence

Jewelry has this uncanny ability to become part of us. It can calm us before a big meeting, empower us before stepping onto a stage, or remind us of love before a romantic evening. Sliding on a ring, clasping a necklace, fastening an earring—these are not just style choices. They are small acts of ritual, affirmations that we’re ready to step into whatever the day holds.

Stories from Our Collectors

I’m not the only one who feels this way. Over the years, our collectors have shared the most incredible stories of how their VSA pieces became part of their own rituals:

• “Every time I wear my Magdalena necklace, something magical happens. I’ve landed jobs, met people who changed my life, and even found love while wearing it. It’s become my lucky charm.”

• “I was in a terrible accident, and somehow my San Benito pendant was the only thing left unbroken. I truly believe it protected me.”

• “When I put on my Sacred Heart earrings, I feel like I can face anything. They’ve become part of my ritual before every big presentation—I never go without them.”

These aren’t just accessories. They are talismans, protectors, and reminders of strength.

My Daily Practice

For me, my Milagrosa Ring is still the centerpiece. It has traveled with me through countless days, shows, designs, and moments. Sometimes it feels less like jewelry and more like a prayer I carry with me. And I think we all have pieces like that—whether it’s a Magdalena, a charm, or a ring. They aren’t just accessories. They are rituals woven into our lives.

Jewelry, at its best, isn’t just worn. It’s lived with. It becomes the quiet ritual that connects us to our power, our story, and ourselves.

XOXXO

FINN

Drawn to the Light: The Moth’s Message

Symbols matter. And when I design a collection, it’s never just about making something beautiful. It’s an offering. A reminder. A spark. carries a symbol that’s been quietly stalking my thoughts for a while: the moth.

Let’s be honest—she’s not your flashy butterfly. She doesn’t flutter around in broad daylight hoping to be admired. She’s subtler. Braver. Drawn to the light, no matter how uncertain the path. She doesn’t need a reason. She just goes.

Business Has Seasons. So Do We.

Virgins Saints & Angels has been through it. The highs? They’ve been high—global buzz, ride-or-die collectors, our pieces on red carpets and in sacred spaces. We’ve flown.

And yes, we’ve also stumbled. Hit pause. Rebuilt. Shrunk to stretch again.

It’s the same beat my life has danced to—solo motherhood, the wild ride of marriage, the fallout, and now the reimagining of what is next.

Turns out, the business and I—we’re made of the same stuff. Built for reinvention. And if the last few seasons taught me anything, it’s this: when it’s time, you feel it.

And it’s time!

The Lightness of Being Collection features three powerful elements—each purposely named to reflect a stage in the transformation we all walk through: the seeking, the surrender, and the becoming.

Enter the Light Seeker

This is not the season to dim down or play small. It’s the season to seek the light—with both hands and no apologies.

To want more. To stop questioning if you deserve the joy, the success, the next chapter. You do. I do. We do.

And if fear wants to pull up a chair? Let it. Just don’t hand it the microphone.

Wings of Faith, Not of Fragility

Let’s be clear: faith doesn’t mean floating around hoping for the best. Faith means walking through fire with your head high because somewhere deep down, you know the other side is worth it.

That’s how VSA is moving right now. Not cautiously. Not waiting for perfect timing. But with wings of faith—strong, deliberate, and ready to take up space again.

Every piece we create is laced with that energy. Not loud. Not showy. But grounded in truth. Transformation in progress.

The Eclipse Before the Rise

Growth doesn’t always announce itself with sunshine and clarity. Sometimes it’s murky. Quiet. A little uncomfortable.

That’s the eclipse moment—where one version of you fades and another begins to take shape. You can’t rush it. You can’t fake it. But you can honor it. And when you do, you come out the other side with a clearer voice, a deeper pulse, and confidence like no other.

That’s where we are. And honestly, it feels damn good.

So yes, this collection is personal. It’s spiritual. But it’s also a call-out. A wake-up. A nudge to stop standing on the edge of your next big thing.

Wear the pieces. Feel the shift. Let them remind you that transformation doesn’t ask for permission—and neither should you.

Keep seeking. Keep rising. The light is calling. And you’re ready.

 

This blog is for all the single moms who leaned on their dads as role models, who looked to the man who raised them to help shape how they would raise their children.

Motherhood comes naturally—we’re wired for it.
But when you're the only parent, you don’t just mother.
You father, too.

Here’s a little bit about my dad, Bill Finnegan, and what I carry with me every day because of him.

He wasn’t the loudest man in the room. He didn’t brag or boast. He didn’t raise his voice or try to command attention. In fact, he was almost entirely the opposite. Humble. Unassuming. Quietly strong. He lived a simple life, filled with purpose and service. He was a volunteer fireman. A paramedic. He spent countless hours helping factory workers recover from addiction and find their way back to themselves. And yet, he never brought any of that home. He carried the weight of people’s hardest stories without ever asking for applause.

As a dad, he never embarrassed me, never lectured me, never made me feel small. He had this incredible way of getting his point across without saying much at all.

I remember when I kept breaking curfew as a teenager. I thought I was slick, slipping in late at night, assuming he was sound asleep. Until one night, I tripped over the coffee table that had mysteriously migrated into a new spot. He never said a word about it—but I got the message loud and clear. He knew. And more importantly, he cared. That quiet signal was more powerful than any punishment could’ve been. I never broke curfew again. Not because I was scared of getting caught, but because I never wanted to disappoint him.

That was the power he held—not through force, but through presence.

When I decided to leave a corporate career in San Francisco and move to Mexico, people had opinions. But not my dad. He simply said, “Follow your dreams.” And when I found myself pregnant, single, and staring down the unknown, he was right there—calm, steady, and certain. “You can do this,” he said. “You’ll give this child a very interesting life. Let go of the idea of how it’s supposed to look.” He believed in me so completely that it made me believe in myself.

He passed in 2013. But not before he saw a glimpse of the life I was building—of the woman and mother I was becoming, of my work with VSA, and of me trying to hold all the pieces together. He saw just enough to know that Tallulah and I were going to be okay.

My goal has always been to make him proud. And I hope, in the way I’ve raised my daughter, the choices I’ve made, and the values I’ve passed on—I’ve done that. I tried my best to be the kind of dad to her that he was to me.

If you're out there being both mom and dad—just know, you're not alone. You're doing the most important job in the world, twice over, and you're doing it beautifully!

Shop our selects for Dad..and Mom/Dads

 

What Being a Mom Means to Me

 

There are so many things in life you think you understand — until you actually experience them.
Motherhood is one of those things.
No book, no advice, no amount of imagining could have prepared me for what it really felt like to become a mom.
It’s messy, it’s magical, it’s overwhelming, and it’s the greatest transformation I’ve ever known.
This is my journey — my interpretation of what it truly means to be a mother.

It all starts with the birth.
Delivery was a kind of out-of-body experience.
I remember when it was finally over — feeling so relieved the pain had stopped that I almost forgot there was a baby in the equation. Those moments during delivery when you sound like a wild animal, pushing this baby into the world — they're wild, raw, and powerful.

And then comes the moment you see your child, and you are madly, irrevocably in love.

I wrote in my journal afterward that I felt like I was suddenly part of the tribe — an experience only women who have given birth would understand.
"Women, hear me roar" made perfect sense.
The tribe heard me — and I was one of them.

I remember crying for days, simply because I didn’t know any other way to express the love I felt.
The love was so fierce, so powerful — the kind of love that explains exactly why a momma bear will protect her cubs at any cost.
Nothing comes between me and my child.
It’s overwhelming — but unstoppable.

This is when our superpowers kick in.
We go nights without sleeping.
We survive hourly feedings, endless laundry, trying to keep ourselves fed and rested enough just to do it all again the next day.
I think back to being a 42-year-old new mom, wondering, How did I even do it?
And I get why women often start younger — it takes so much energy!

But I have to say: my superpowers worked even at 42.
Everything got done.
I survived.
And most importantly — Tallulah thrived.

As she grew up, I remember thinking: I can't wait until she's potty trained...
I can't wait until I don't have to carry her everywhere...
And then — just like that — those moments were gone.
And all I wanted was to have her tiny again.

Babies change how moms experience time.
It's not about years — it's about milestones.

Now, Tallulah is 21 years old.
No more baby talk, no more diapers, no more reminders to say thank you.
Do I miss those early years? A little.
Am I happy she’s living her life and making her own decisions?
Yes.
Do I still worry?
Heck yeah.

But I trust that I did my job — that she knows right from wrong.

No matter how grown up she gets, being her mom will always be my #1 priority.
My heart still skips a beat when, at the end of a phone call, she says, "I love you, Mom."

As she gets older, she sees me differently — not just as Mom, but as a woman.  Now she appreciates my interests, my style, my journey.

I love when she comes home and rummages through my closet, saying,
"Mom, this is so cool... can I borrow it?"
Or when she watches me work and tells me she’s proud, amazed at all that I've accomplished.

A mother-child connection is bigger than just love — it’s in our style, our work ethic, our mannerisms.  It's how we reflect each other in small, beautiful ways.

There’s no simple way to explain motherhood.
The love, the pride, the astonishment over this little person who started in my belly...

It’s truly a miracle.

To every woman who has joined this sacred, beautiful tribe of motherhood — whether by birth, by adoption, by heart, or by spirit — I see you. I celebrate you.

   

We are connected by something ancient and powerful, a love so deep it defies words.
It’s a bond that ties us together across generations, across time, across all the messy, magical, miraculous moments.  We are the tribe.

Mom Genes: The Original Style Inheritance 💋

With Mother’s Day right around the corner, we’re taking a moment to celebrate the women who passed down more than just good advice and killer recipes—they passed down style.

There’s something timeless about the bond between mothers and daughters, especially when it comes to fashion. It’s in the way we borrow (or steal) each other’s jewelry, the way we watch our moms get ready, and the moment we realize… we’re turning into her (and loving it).

Let’s be real—style is hereditary.

And honestly? We grew up watching that play out in the most iconic way: through the unforgettable mother-daughter duos that lit up our screens and shaped our sense of style (and a little bit of sass):

Mom Genes & Jewelry Dreams 💫
A personal note for Mother’s Day

As a designer and the founder of Virgins Saints & Angels, I’m always inspired by strong women—by the way they move through the world, by the stories they carry, and of course, by the way they express themselves through style.

With Mother’s Day approaching, I’ve been thinking a lot about those women who shaped our lives in quiet and not-so-quiet ways. The mothers who passed down heirlooms, wisdom, and maybe even a favorite necklace or two. And the daughters who took those things and made them their own.

Growing up, so many of us were unknowingly influenced by the iconic mother-daughter duos we saw on screen—women who, even in cartoons or period dramas, somehow mirrored our own stories. These were the women we watched on Saturday mornings and late-night movie reruns, who taught us that fashion

🖤 Morticia & Wednesday Addams – We didn’t know it at the time, but these two were giving us gothic glamour vibes. From their sharp silhouettes to their sharper wit, they taught us how powerful it is to own your look—even if it’s head-to-toe black.

🦴 Wilma & Pebbles Flintstone – Saturday mornings were for cereal, cartoons, and loving Wilma’s white rock necklace. Pebbles had the cutest ponytail in Bedrock, and we definitely tried to recreate that look once or twice.

🧼 Mommy Dearest & Christina – Okay, maybe a little intense, but tell me you didn’t learn something about dramatic entrances, red lips, and the fashion power move that is a silk robe.

👑 Downton Abbey’s Ladies – We grew up (and glowed up) with these women. They showed us that elegance is eternal, that jewelry tells a story, and that you can serve a look and a cutting one-liner over tea.

These duos weren’t just characters—they were part of our girlhood. We admired their wardrobes, their bonds (flawed and fabulous), and the way they taught us that style can be soft, bold, wild, or refined—but it’s always deeply personal.

So this Mother’s Day, we’re raising a glass—and maybe slipping on a fabulous pair of earrings—to all the moms who helped shape our taste, our closets, and our confidence.

Whether you’re gifting something shiny, sharing a matching moment, or just reflecting on the pieces you now treasure because they once belonged to her—here’s to the original fashion icons in our lives.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the stylish moms, daughters, and unforgettable duos we grew up loving.

With love,
Finn

Holy Week in San Miguel de Allende

For two full weeks, San Miguel de Allende is transformed with parades, processions, prayers, and pageantry filling the streets.  But for me, one of the most moving traditions is Viernes de Dolores—Friday of Sorrows.

Living in the center of this colonial city, I’ve had the privilege of experiencing these breathtaking altars for 25 years, and no matter how many times I see them, they still stop me in my tracks.

On the last Friday of Lent, homes, courtyards, and storefronts open their doors to reveal altars dedicated to the Virgin of Sorrows. Nestled in niches, perched on windowsills, or spilling onto the floor in elaborate designs, they are stunning displays of faith and artistry. Filled with candle light, white lilies, chamomile, and bitter oranges—all symbols of Mary’s grief, humility, and pain. Purple fabrics flow symbolic of her mourning, and wheatgrass, pale from growing in darkness, slowly turns green in the sun, a living metaphor for resurrection.

Every altar tells a story. Some are simple and intimate, others grand and intricate, but all reflect the Virgin’s sorrow as she watched her son’s suffering.

Us locals know the traditional family altars that each year offer a sweet treat—ice cream, popsicles, or pumpkin desserts—symbolizing the Virgin’s tears.

This tradition dates back to the 1600s, brought by the Spanish, but today, it is something uniquely ours—rooted in the heart of Guanajuato and the Bajío region. And every year, as I walk these streets and take it all in, I am reminded why I never tire of it.

San Miguel’s Semana Santa is something to be felt, not just seen. And if you’re here, you’re part of it.

As a designer, there are those moments of panic when the pressure hits, and it’s time to come up with something new and unique for the season.  But just when I think there are no more original ideas, the universe puts something inspiring in front of me!  

In the case of the Peace Cross Collection, the pressure to create something new came easily.  Each season, I refresh this collection with new pieces, staying true to the core message of peace while adding fresh energy.  The possibilities are endless, and every season, I am inspired to create more pieces that capture the timeless significance of the peace cross. 

The Peace Cross is one of our more delicate pieces, designed to be subtle yet powerful. Whether worn as earrings, a necklace, bracelet, anklet, or choker, it serves as a reminder of the balance and serenity we all seek. A timeless symbol of harmony, balance, and unity, the equal armed cross represents the balance between different forces, the coming together of opposites, and the unity we all seek in our lives.

These latest additions to the Peace Cross Collection are particularly special, featuring a newly introduced circle link chain and Austrian crystal pearls. The combination of these elements enhances the delicate beauty of the peace cross, creating pieces that feel both timeless and modern.

This collection carries the vibration of unity, with hope that the even-sided cross resonates with you as a symbol of peace and protection.

Thank you for being a part of this journey with me.

 

Hi Angels,

It's Finn, the designer and creative force behind every piece of VSA jewelry you own.  Inspiration is what feeds a creative, and I'm fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, seeped in history and beauty at every turn.  So much of the inspiration behind my jewelry designs comes from my love for Mexico and its sacred traditions.  Each tradition has an incredible story that gets translated into a collection.  I don’t design pieces that are just beautiful—I design pieces that carry the meaning of the tradition behind them.

I believe there is a vibration that resonates from my inspiration that then carries through from the artisans who bring them to life with their devotions.

A Retablo is a framed piece of devotional art, rich in folklore and faith. These depictions of Virgins, Saints, and Angels don’t just decorate a space; they tell stories of miracles granted and prayers answered.

Retablos have always fascinated me—how they capture moments of divine intervention, whether surviving an illness, an earthquake, or any other life-altering event. These small paintings are like heartfelt thank-you notes to the divine inscribed with personal messages of gratitude. I wanted to bring that same spirit into this jewelry collection, creating wearable blessings that hold meaning to the wearer.

Every piece in this collection is designed to be more than just an accessory—it’s a symbol of protection, faith, and devotion. Whether you wear it as a reminder of your own journey, gift it to a loved one, or simply cherish it as a work of art, I hope each piece feels like a personal blessing, a connection to something greater.

Our Retablo Jewelry Collection is more than just a series of designs—it’s a gallery of wearable blessings, each one waiting for your story, your prayer, and maybe even your own little miracle.

Thank you for being part of this journey with me.

 

So, picture this: the fabulous ladies of Virgins Saints & Angels gathered for our annual team meeting—serious business, right? But little did they know, a whirlwind of fun was brewing behind the scenes!  

As we dove into our agenda, I secretly hatched a plan worthy of a Hollywood script!  I arranged for a costume rental, a stylist, a makeup artist, and a hair wizard to sneak in through the backdoor—shhh, don’t tell anyone!

Momentarily stepping away under the guise of a “bathroom break,” I burst back into the room like a scene out of a fairytale, donning a dazzling quinceanera dress that could rival a princess!  With the flair of a true showstopper, I flung open the double doors and exclaimed, “Who’s ready to eat CAKE?” 🎂

The looks on their faces were priceless—pure shock turned to giggles as we celebrated not just our hard work, but the joy of being a team!

 

As if on cue, the fabulous crew appeared, arms full of colorful dresses and outrageous wigs!  Because let’s be real—what’s better than a good old-fashioned dress-up party? We threw on those wigs and outfits, and the afternoon turned into a fashion runway of personalities!

 

With everyone decked out and looking stunning, I summoned the pièce de résistance—the CAKE! 🎂 When they asked if I wanted it sliced, I shot back a resounding “No way!” I had a plan! As the cake was placed right in the middle of our sparkling setup, I shouted, “Dig in, girls!” and, without hesitation, I dove right in, hands first!  

The giggles were contagious as one by one, everyone followed my lead. And just like that, we captured the moment with a snapshot titled “Let Them Eat Cake!”  We spent the rest of the day in stitches, still rocking our fabulous outfits, dancing our way to the local coffee shop, where the fun only continued!

 

This was more than just a silly afternoon—it was a spectacular team-building adventure that brought us all closer, creating memories we’ll be referencing for years to come!

 

...Because at Virgins Saints & Angels, we believe in mixing a sprinkle of serious with a splash of fun in everything we do!   

 

Wear It & Believe!

Love,

Finn

Hi Angels!

Can you feel that? It’s not just the change of seasons—it’s the universe conspiring to bring you something fabulous. 

Our latest Spring collections are about to drop, and trust me, they are nothing short of divine. Picture this: the legendary Jesus de la Cruz (yes, Jesus himself—coincidence? I think not) working his magic behind the camera, while the radiant Emilia channels celestial energy into every shot. The result? Pure visual poetry. The images are already gracing our site, and I dare you not to swoon.  And where did we shoot this heavenly campaign? Right in my home in the enchanting San Miguel de Allende, because why not bring a little extra magic to the mix?

Let’s talk about The Basilica Collection. My personal love letter to Rome—where Romanesque grandeur flirts with Gothic drama, all wrapped up in that signature VSA mystique. The vision came to me last September (divine intervention? Maybe), drawing inspiration from the four great Basilicas of Rome.

This collection carries a Vintage Spirit, evoking memories of VSA’s early days in 1999, when I first introduced Gothic Glam, a style that began my career as a designer. 

The Basilica Collection launches just in time for the Vatican’s 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope—a sacred time when the Holy Doors of the Basilicas open, inviting reflection, renewal, and deeper spiritual connection to the divine.

Some wear my designs for their style, others for their deeper meaning. Prepare to be blessed, adorned, and absolutely obsessed with The Basilica Collection.

Wear It & Believe!

xoxoxoxo

Finn