Macey Graham

Macey Graham is a custom fashion designer specializing in the design and construction of one-of-a-kind garments, fashion illustration, alterations, and jewelry design. While earning her BFA in Fashion Design at Belmont University, Macey explored alternative design methods, including adaptive clothing for individuals with Crohn's disease and the construction of structured garments using PVC piping. This work garnered the attention of Nashville-based stylist Stef Colvin.

During her time at Belmont, Macey gained experience as a tailor and custom seamstress for Colvin's clients, including Bishop Briggs, Tanner Adell, and Ella Langley. Following graduation, she became the lead designer and seamstress for Ella Langley's first CMA Awards red carpet gown. She continues to contribute to a wide range of projects, including stagewear construction, photo and video shoot set design, on-site alterations, and the development of her jewelry brand, Rae Louis.

Macey's broad industry experience, thoughtful design practices, and ongoing creative curiosity make her a dynamic and engaging new addition to Belmont’s adjunct faculty.

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