Founder

I dress people in the things they can't find.

Showcace started in 2022, funny enough it was even under a different name (AceSneakz) almost by accident. At the time, I was reselling Nike and Jordans from my bedroom. Chasing releases, buying pairs, selling them, and learning how the market worked. What began as a hobby quickly turned into something much bigger. That's when we rebranded to Showcace in 2025

As time went on, the requests changed. People stopped asking for the latest drop and started looking for pieces they'd been searching for for months & years. Today, I mainly source designer & streetwear fashion such as Louis Vuitton, Chrome Hearts, Chanel, Hermès, Dior, Margiela and other hard to find pieces. If it's out there, I'll do my best to find it.

The biggest change has been the role itself. It's no longer just about sourcing products, it's about helping people build a look . Clients come with an idea, an occasion, or simply a certain feeling they want to capture, and I help put the wardrobe together. Finding the piece is one thing, understanding the vision behind it is what matters most.

How I work

Personal

Every client is a small roster — I know what's in your wardrobe and what's missing from it.

Sourced right

Authentic, condition-checked, and pulled from trusted contacts. No mystery boxes.

Styled

I build the outfit, the rotation, the look. The piece is one part of a bigger vision.

What I source

  • Louis Vuitton.
  • Chrome Hearts.
  • Chanel.
  • Hermès.
  • Dior.
  • Margiela.
  • Archival and rare pieces.

Styling, not just selling

The move into styling wasn't something I planned. It happened naturally as clients started asking for more than just the pieces themselves. Some had great items but weren't sure how to put them together. Others had an event coming up and no idea where to start.

These days, most things begin with a conversation. Where are you going? What's the occasion? What do you already have in your wardrobe? Once I understand that, I can fill in the gaps, source what's needed, and put together something that feels right for you.

I've always had ideas when it comes to clothing and styling, probably too many. The best part of the job is when someone trusts the process, wears something they wouldn't normally pick for themselves, and ends up loving it.

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