Roselyn Grullon is a Bronx-based Dominican artist and designer whose work explores the intersection of fashion, textiles, and cultural memory. Born and raised in the South Bronx, her practice is rooted in personal and collective histories, using garments and materials as a way to reflect identity, place, and lived experience. Working across fashion, fiber, and image-making, she approaches clothing as a form of archive, where everyday materials carry narratives of migration, community, and self. Her work often engages themes of cultural preservation, appropriation, and visibility, with a focus on how identity is shaped and expressed through what we wear. Roselyn is a graduate of Parsons The New School for Design and co-founder of Bronx Native, a streetwear brand created to challenge stereotypes of the Bronx. She continues to develop work that centers storytelling, material exploration, and community engagement.