Taylor King designs from the edge of things that are purposeful and a little unresolved. Based in Los Angeles, he builds garments and systems that move the body and hold an idea — careful, deliberate, quietly restless.
TVYLORKING is where his design instinct, technical rigor, and personal perspective converge. Patterns are considered; construction is intentional. Materials behave the way they should, and every detail answers a question only he knew to ask.
There’s a softness to the work and a discipline beneath it. It resists tidy definitions and invites its own interpretations. The phrase ithinkimightbehappy lives between statement and whisper — enough to be felt, not explained.
Not everything needs to be explained at first glance.
TVYLORKING exists where instinct meets construction—where an idea can become a garment, a system or something harder to name.
If the work leaves you with a question, ask it.
My Approach
Every project begins with a feeling I can’t completely explain yet. I follow it through research, proportion, construction and revision until it becomes something you can see, wear or hold.
The mystery starts the work. Discipline gives it form.
INSTINCT
I begin with what stays in my head—the image, feeling or question that refuses to leave.
EXECUTION
Every line, measurement, material and detail has to earn its place. An idea matters when it can become real.