So, what does one with both graphic arts and fashion design training bring to the world of arts and fashion?  Does one with such training lean more toward one or the other concept?  Or, are both concepts truly intertwined into one discipline deeming that person as a true visual artist? 

 The skill set required to create graphics as well as fashion designs utilize some of the same skills.  However, usually, a person is either one or the other discipline-graphic arts or fashion design.  Primary designer Ms. Monique Jovonnie tends to fuse both disciplines in order to tout the title of visual artist.

 Drawing from her graphic art skills, she applies those same concepts to her fashion designs with detailed precision, which is why her garments are so special.  The mixing of fabrics that you probably would not normally see together is her signature.  For example,   take the ostrich skirt.  The colors of gold, animal print, black and sheer lace together make a fabulous ensemble leaving you with a definitive fashion statement.  

To keep her artistic eye fresh, new and exciting, Ms. Monique Jovonnie continues to paint, sketch, and design graphics, to insure her techniques applied to her fashion pieces will always be rich and above board in the fashion industry.