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She Blushes, I’m So Happy — Fashion Show + Live Art Exhbition
(Projected Date: Mid-Late Summer 2027)
Created to mark the 10th anniversary of Twell Regor’s inception in 2017, She Blushes, I’m So Happy serves as the official launch of the Twell Regor fashion brand and marks the company’s public debut as a creative house. The exhibition brings together a decade of freelance work, sold-out garment releases, music, publishing, research, and visual experimentation.. Following years of freelance work, sold-out limited garments, music, publishing, and visual experimentation, the exhibition formalizes Twell Regor as both a creative house and an LLC.
She Blushes, I’m So Happy is a living photography and fashion exhibition exploring femininity, intimacy, desire, and the fantasy of femininity as salvation.
The exhibition presents two interconnected bodies of fashion: a ready-to-wear collection by Twell Regor and a couture collection by JASL, Assistant Creative Director and Designer. Together, the collections unfold across an expansive 30,000-square-foot venue containing 30–40 fully realized environments, each with its own architecture, interior design, atmosphere, and visual language.
Throughout the event, an entirely female cast inhabits these environments in the collections: dressing, talking, dancing, listening to music, interacting, being photographed, or simply existing. The official lookbook is photographed live during the exhibition, allowing fashion, photography, performance, and documentation to become part of the same experience.
Conceptually, She Blushes returns to the original instinct behind Twell Regor’s first presentation: fashion as something social, atmospheric, and alive rather than isolated on a runway. Where the first show merged clothing, music, performance, and nightlife into one shared environment, She Blushes expands that idea into a full exhibition world: larger in scale, clearer in structure, and more developed as both an artistic statement and official brand launch.
I Asked Her (2026)
I Asked Her is an excellent album from interdisciplinary artist Twell Regor. The project leans heavily into a classical orchestral style, utilizing sweeping strings, brass, and woodwinds while crafting a dramatic thematic display of longing and emotional distance. The artist’s background expands across fashion design, film direction, and military service, alongside deep intellectual interests in philosophy and psychology. These various experiences, from the structural discipline of military life to the more artistic framework of a musician, result in a sound that’s dynamic on both emotional and aesthetic levels—Meticulous R&B productions, stirring vocal work, and strong thematic perspectives of love and absence shine throughout I Asked Her, a riveting success of an album from Twell Regor.
— Written by Obscure Sound
Composed, Arrnaged, Produced, Mixed, & Mastered + Artwork by Twell Regor.
Featuring Super Lunar on vocals.
In Conversation: An Interview Series by Twell Regor (2021-Present)
An independent interview and dialogue series created by Twell Regor, featuring conversations with emerging cultural figures including Lazaro Rodriguez (Multidisciplinary Artist), Payton Talbott (MMA Fighter), Gary Wilson (Musician), James Pants (Musician & Software Developer), & Jonti (Musician). Started in 2021, this project explores identity, ambition, aesthetics, psychology, creativity, and culture through long-form discussion and visual minimalism. Positioned somewhere between digital print-style documentary, philosophical dialogue, and underground media archive, the series aimed to capture individuals not as static personas, but as evolving systems of thought, desire, contradiction, and self-construction.
Twell Regor and A Love For Experience are officially Established (2026)
After the release of Bloom in 2023, Twell Regor stepped back—offline, off-grid— increasing visibility and strain from the album’s release led to a period of intentional withdrawal and academic focus in Business and English. As a new angle on clothing design, marketing, and business structuring materialized conceptually—a bridge between academic research and expression through sound and design—art and academia—the idea of an entire line was created.
Bloom (2023)
Amor Experientia (Alias of Twell Regor), the visionary musician hailing from the United States, has been making waves in the music scene with his innovative sound. His unique blend of cinematic avant-garde pop, infused with heavy orchestral and jazz influences, sets him apart from the rest. With an experimental approach to music-making, Amor Experientia manages to seamlessly merge various genres, creating a refreshing sound that is both commercial and creatively stimulating.
— Written by Review Indie
Composed, Arrnaged, Produced, Mixed, & Mastered + Artwork by Twell Regor.
Featuring Angelene.MP3 (Christine Olsen) on vocals.
Project & Web Development for Tech & Creative Startup SWIM by Devin Goode (2022)
Served as a designer and business consultant for an early-stage startup, supporting the development of its digital identity, website structure, and visual presentation. Twell Regor designed the website interface, built page layouts, created platform graphics, and helped shape the company’s early visual language.
Beyond the design work, Twell Regor contributed strategic input on creative direction, brand positioning, and early business structure. Although the startup did not ultimately launch, the project functioned as a practical consulting engagement across design, digital presentation, and startup development.
A Love For Experience (2021)
A publishing and media house established under the vision of Twell Regor. First developed in 2021 as a platform for text-based work, including interviews, books, and other written projects, the house later expanded in 2023 into music, functioning as an experimental label structure for artists, releases, and creative services.
The expansion was tested over a focused 2 month period, during which the label generated approximately $5,000 from client work. This phase positioned the house not only as a creative imprint, but as a practical media operation: capable of publishing, developing, producing, promoting, and monetizing independent artistic projects across multiple formats.
At its core, the house reflects Twell Regor’s broader approach to authorship: building systems and infrastructure around art so that writing, music, design, and visual identity can exist under one coherent creative framework.
Brave New World (2021)
A 6-track mix by Twell Regor, running 8 minutes and 25 seconds. Released unofficially, the project stands as Twell Regor’s first music release: an early experimental work that introduced the range, instincts, and genre-fluid approach that would later define his sound.
Across its brief runtime, the mix moves through shoegaze, orchestral textures, pop structures, rap rhythms, and R&B sensibilities, treating genre less as a fixed category than as material to be blended, bent, and arranged into a personal sonic language. Its compact form gives the project the feeling of a sketchbook: fast-moving, exploratory, and dense with early ideas.
Composed, arranged, produced, mixed, mastered, and designed by Twell Regor, including the project’s artwork.
Twell Regor Signature (Dyadic) Shoe Design (2020)
Twell Regor’s signature sneaker is a reconstructed canvas shoe built around a deliberate split-panel composition. The upper is divided into two contrasting canvas sections: one color on the lateral side and another on the medial side, joined by visible stitching that makes the asymmetry part of the design language rather than a hidden construction detail. Complementary laces thread through metal eyelets across both panels, creating a unified closure system while preserving the tension between the two halves.
The sneaker retains the classic rubber toe cap and off-white sole of a traditional canvas silhouette, grounding the experimental reconstruction in a familiar, wearable form.
Twell Regor Research & Development (2020-2025)
An experimental phase that marked the transition from Twell Regor R&D into the creative identity that would later become She Blushes. This period produced numerous clothing samples, including jackets, shoes, luggage, and other unreleased pieces, but no official public collection.
After the attention generated by the brand’s conceptual premiere and later sold-out releases, Twell Regor stepped back from public visibility, overwhelmed by the sudden notoriety of what had begun as an art project. Rather than operating as an active release cycle, Twell Regor entered a quieter period of study, refinement, and withdrawal. The focus shifted toward freelance design work, individual garment sales, music, military service, and academia.
During this time, the brand’s language continued to develop privately. The absence of official releases was not a disappearance, but a period of creative incubation: a space where the early mythology of Twell Regor began moving toward the more intimate, feminine, and emotionally charged world of She Blushes.
She Blushes, I’m So Happy (Limited Release) (2019)
The fifth and final release from Twell Regor following the brand’s conceptual premiere. This limited winter release featured only 15 cream-colored hoodies, each artisan-made, signed by Twell Regor, and sold for $65. The release continued the brand’s early focus on small-batch production, direct artist-to-customer exchange, and garments treated as individual objects rather than mass inventory.
Note: Every Twell Regor release sold out. Prior to this limited winter release, the brand moved through a sequence of tightly controlled drops all year focusing on improving design and quality: mystery boxes, custom 1-of-1 garments designed for individual high-paying customers, and a F/W collection. Across the year following the conceptual premiere, Twell Regor hand made and sold approximately 750 pieces.
ALTR Short Film (2019)
An avant-garde short film by Twell Regor, Zak Sclare, and Luke Dowden, shot in Reno, Nevada during the summer of 2019. Produced over the course of two days on a budget of $1,750, the film reflects an early period of independent experimentation: small crew, limited resources, and a strong emphasis on atmosphere, instinct, and visual language.
Rather than operating like a conventional narrative production, the project functioned as a compact creative exercise in filmmaking, performance, and mood. Its constraints became part of its identity, turning a two-day shoot into a focused study of image-making, collaboration, and low-budget cinematic worldbuilding.
Twell Season 1 (2019)
An online release for those who could not attend the show; featuring designs from the fashion show. All pieces sold out around the world—this marked Twell Regor becoming internationally known.
Twell Regor Fashion Show (Conceptual Premiere) (2018)
Twell Regor’s first presentation was conceived less as an official fashion show than as a proof of concept: a conceptual brand premiere closer to an art project than a conventional clothing launch. Across three live events, the project brought fashion, music, performance, and nightlife into a shared environment, culminating in a concert, runway presentation and after-party attended by approximately 350 people.
Before the garments were even seen on the runway, the clothing had already sold out. Doors opened at 9:00 PM, and by 9:10 PM, every available piece had been purchased. Each garment was artisan-made and signed by Twell Regor. To meet demand, additional garments were later created for an online release.
Rather than separating the collection from its audience, the runway unfolded directly through the crowd. Models, photographers, performers, skaters, musicians, friends, and guests occupied the same space, allowing the presentation to move between fashion show, performance, and nightlife.
The project established an approach that would continue to shape Twell Regor: fashion as a social experience rather than an isolated object; something worn, photographed, performed, and experienced among people.
Twell Regor: Brainchild (2017)
Twell Regor originated in 2017 as an independent art project by Elliott Rogers, a photographer, graphic designer, and musician working under the name Twell Regor. Conceived as a creative experience for his eighteenth birthday, the project brought his interests into a shared framework, with fashion becoming the primary medium through which design, sound, imagery, and performance could intersect.
This foundation led to the project’s 2018 conceptual premiere, which combined garments, music, performance, and nightlife within a shared social environment. The presentation established an interdisciplinary approach that Rogers subsequently developed through limited clothing releases, film, photography, recorded music, publishing, and freelance commissions.
Over the following years, public releases alternated with periods of research and independent development alongside military service and academic study. These experiences informed both the project’s artistic direction and its business structure, ultimately leading to the establishment of Twell Regor LLC as a fashion company with a multidisciplinary creative practice.