Fans of the Bravo networks competitive reality television series Project Runway are familiar with Jeffrey Sebelia as the penultimate winner of the shows third season, coming out on top in the contest. However, he himself has remained seemingly undecided about how exactly his victory has changed in life, and how it will affect future decisions that he has to make. During an interview, Sebelia claimed that he wasnt sure if being famous would make his life any easier to live. He added that as a younger fashion designer, whether or not he won, it was still hard to get into the highly competitive and frenetic world of the fashion industry.

Despite his difficulties, Sebelia is still going on and pushing forward his own fashion line named Cosa Nostra, his work being showcased during the LA Fashion Week. His designs were featured at the so-called renegade BOXeight shows, rather than the more mainstream events, located at the IMGs Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios. One of the inspirations that he drew on for his latest spring line was Into the Wild, a book written by Jon Krakauer which has also recently been given its own feature film adaptation in theaters

Sebelia explained that he felt resonance with the life story and personal journey of the storys protagonist, Chris McCandless, particularly the time that he was in the harsh desert. Technical details of his fashion designs such as the color palette stemmed from the visual imagery Sebelia had of the story. McCandless would later go on to Alaska, which Sebelia also integrated into his clothing designs, which he wanted to also be fully white and silvery. While longtime followers and fans of his work can expect to see his typical design elements of skinny jeans and zippers, he is also offering bomber-inspired jackets, military coats, and even preppy V-neck sweaters.