Fashion Designer · Visual Storyteller
Luna Bejar portfolio
Clothes with a point of view. Luna builds each collection through color, texture, silhouette, and movement.
Collection
Moon Jelly
A study in translucence, drift, and light.
The idea
Moon Jelly began with a simple question: how can fabric feel almost weightless? Luna looked to the translucent bodies and slow pulse of moon jellyfish, then translated that softness into drifting layers, asymmetrical hems, and surfaces that change as they catch the light. Pearl, silver, and pale lavender keep the palette quiet so the movement can lead.
Translucence
Fluidity
Light
Asymmetrical layers follow the body without holding it still.
Satin, chiffon, and iridescent shine shift between softness and glow.
Every hem and trailing layer is designed to come alive in motion.
Collection development
From material study to runway.
Moon Jelly begins with feather trim, translucent tulle, and iridescent surfaces. Studio fittings refine how the asymmetric layers sit on the body. On the runway, the garments reveal their movement.
Collection
Disco Revival
A study in rhythm, shine, and freedom.
The idea
Disco Revival is built for the body in motion. Luna pulls from the confidence of Cher and the visual charge of 1970s nightlife, using hot pink, cobalt, metallic red, fluid trousers, and flashes of skin. Shine is not decoration here. It gives each look a different rhythm under the light.
Hot pink, cobalt, flame red, and graphic black and white.
Exposed backs and long vertical lines give the looks ease and confidence.
Reflective surfaces make the clothes change with the wearer and the room.
Collection
Fancy Nancy
A study in color, nostalgia, and character.
The idea
Fancy Nancy turns a childhood language of dressing up into a confident, grown collection. Luna keeps the bows, feathers, patchwork, gingham, and saturated color, then pushes them into larger proportions and unexpected combinations. Across ten looks, each outfit becomes its own character, held together by humor, theatrical styling, and an unapologetically feminine point of view.
Beyond the garment
Visual practice
Illustration · Surface design · Editorial
The thinking does not stop at the garment. Luna uses illustration, pattern, and editorial composition to establish the world around a collection before a look reaches the body.
About
A designer led by color, character, and movement.
Luna Bejar is a New York City based fashion designer and visual storyteller. Her work is feminine without being precious, nostalgic without feeling like costume. She develops an idea across research, illustration, material direction, silhouette, styling, and presentation, building collections that feel complete from the first reference to the final image.
Available for design opportunities and creative collaborations.