An alumna of The University of Virginia's School of Architecture (ARCH), Becca McCharen pines towards developing conceptual collections that allow her to do iterations of a single idea. With her interest in fashion and her architectural background, she is able to combine the two concepts into a single creation. McCharen's desire in building scaffolding is prominently displayed in all her collections, trademarking powerful architectural undertones. This is evident in her most recent collection "Chromat Super Structures: a collection inspired by parametric design and mathematical equations such as hyperbold structure" - it is beyond your traditional feminine bevy.This femme fatale wishes to characterize power, intelligence, and a sort of passionate coldness in all her collections. She aspires to portray a natural phenomenon of static electricity between the garment and the individual clothed in it. We look forward to the continued success of Chromat.Check out the full article about Becca McCharen and Chromat in the Summer Innovate issue of Raine Magazine. Adapted by Liz Belilovskaya