
The Studio

Our History
Organic Creative Studio was born from a passion passed down through generations. Wesley Forstinger, the studio's founder, discovered the world of sewing at a very young age alongside his grandmother. This intimate connection with materials, gestures, and handmade crafts shaped his early inspirations.
As he grew up, he immersed himself in another world: that of superheroes and comics, which offered him a new dimension of creation—more visual, more symbolic, more spectacular. It is at this intersection of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics that his unique style was born: that of a costume designer for larger-than-life characters.
In 2024, he teamed up with Carlos R. Monteiro, a filmmaker by training.
Carlos brings to the project his cinematic eye, his narrative rigor, and his experience in communication and production. Together, they founded Organic Creative Studio with a clear vision: to create costumes that are not simply garments, but presences in their own right, capable of telling a story to the camera.
Since then, the studio has evolved between artistic projects, audiovisual collaborations, and textile experiments, always with the same requirement: to build meaning through matter, and to give life to the imagination.
At Organic Creative Studio, what unites us is a love of cinema — not just as spectators, but as world-builders.
We believe in the power of costume: that which transcends the material, which extends a character, which imposes a presence on screen.
Each piece we make is conceived as a strong visual symbol, a fragment of the universe, a silent but essential role.
Our vision is rooted in a deep conviction: French design has always been adept at crafting iconic silhouettes, blending tradition and innovation. On our scale, we want to extend this legacy—to create new, larger-than-life figures from the workshop. We cultivate a precise and instinctive expertise, nurtured by materials, gestures, and dialogue with those who bring stories to life.
Each creation is born from an exchange, a vision, a unique need. For us, textiles become a language. A line, a cut, a texture: everything contributes to writing the role, even before the first word.
Collaborating with us means believing that the costume can become an icon.
and that myths can be built… from a French workshop.
OUR VALUES
« Design, creation & passion - The elegance of the suit revealed on the screen.»
– Organic Creative Studio
The Organic team

Wesley FORSTINGER
Chief Executive Officer
Artistic director
Founder of the studio, Wesley is the creative eye behind every costume. Nourished by comics and cinema since childhood, he imagines, draws, sculpts and shapes unique pieces. He directs all the artistic creation and embodies the visual soul of Organic.

Simon GAMRAOUI
Administrative Director
and Financial
Alongside Organic since launch, Simon has provided support on various administrative aspects. With his experience in business, he ensures financial management and provides a stable framework for our creativity.

Manon LESAGE
Production Assistant
Logistics Manager
Present on all fronts, Manon supports the team throughout the projects. From finishes to logistics, she ensures that everything runs, in the workshop and in the field. She also develops her own creations under the name midnight_bloom_creation on Instagram.

Noé TOULEMONDE
Textile Creator Apprentice Costume Assistant
Precise and passionate, Noé works alongside Wesley on the making of costumes. He learns gestures, perfects his technique, and actively participates in creation. He is a talent in the making, invested and attentive to the smallest details.

Carlos R. MONTEIRO
Communication Manager
Coming from the world of cinema, Carlos teams up with Wesley to structure and grow Organic. He manages the studio's strategy, communication, and video projects. Between organization and narration, he makes the link between the team, the ideas and the concrete.

Clément SAMSON
Photographer
Clement captures our projects since the beginning of the studio. Through his eyes, he highlights the costumes, the gestures in the workshop and the shared moments, building a faithful image of our universe.
