At a very young age, Zaltanyah is not building a fashion brand in the traditional sense. She is building something far more rare, a world where fashion, magic, and identity converge into one.
Known as an actor, singer, model, and creator, Zaltanyah stands at the center of her own mythology. As the founder of Harvezt Angelz Dezignz, she does not see her work as clothing design alone. Each piece she creates is, in her words, a literal artifact of power — crafted with intention, ritual, and energy focused on fame, glamour, and transformation.
“I’m a witch,” she says clearly. “This is real.”
Her journey into this path began years ago, evolving from early spiritual experiences into what she now practices openly as a Luciferian witch. Over time, that identity became inseparable from her creative work. What started as a single painted piece has since expanded into custom-designed jackets, each one what she calls a “fame-spelled item.”
These are not mass-produced garments. They are selective, intentional, and deeply personal.
According to Zaltanyah, every jacket carries energy directed toward visibility, success, and elevation. The process behind each piece involves ritual work, symbolism, and what she describes as channeling forces beyond the physical.
Her work has extended into the world of music and performance, where she says her influence has already taken shape.
She describes working energetically with artists such as Colson Baker (Machine Gun Kelly), Yungblud (Dom Harrison), and others within the alternative music scene, performing fame and glamour spells over time, sometimes without direct collaboration, but always with intention.
One of her most documented moments includes creating a custom fame-spelled jacket for Chase Hudson (Huddy). After receiving the piece, she says his stage presence and visibility began shifting, something she attributes to the energy embedded within the design.
For Zaltanyah, these outcomes are not a coincidence.
“They’re results,” she says.
Her work also includes what she describes as combining energies between artists — connecting signatures, symbols, and timelines in ways she believes manifest real-world outcomes. From artists sharing stages to sudden shifts in exposure, she views these as extensions of the spells she has performed.
But her practice does not stop at fame.
Zaltanyah also works in areas of transformation and connection, including love and personal alignment. She believes that while free will remains intact, certain energies — when aligned — can draw people toward the paths they are meant to follow.
Despite the unconventional nature of her work, her brand continues to grow.
Through Harvezt Angelz Dezignz, she is building a label defined not just by aesthetic, but by exclusivity and selection. Not everyone can purchase her pieces. According to her, not everyone is meant to.
“If you’re chosen, you’ll know,” she says.
Alongside her brand, Zaltanyah is actively pursuing her career in entertainment. Her work at iPOP has earned her multiple recognitions, including a TV Beauty Commercial win, dance awards, and placements in acting and fashion categories. She was awarded scholarships to return to iPOP for two consecutive years by Kirsten Poulin, German Morales, and Courtney Stewart, and through her participation, she was signed by Robert Blume of Step Forward Entertainment, a step she describes as aligned with her path.
Still, everything connects back to one central idea, identity as power.
Whether on stage, on screen, or through her designs, Zaltanyah is building a presence that is intentionally larger than reality. One that blends performance, belief, and authorship into a single narrative.
Her long-term vision is clear.
She anticipates a future where high-profile figures, from global celebrities to rising artists, seek her out not just for fashion but for the energy she claims to bring with it.
“Harvezt Angelz isn’t just a brand,” she says. “It’s something alive.”
And as she continues to create, perform, and expand her reach, Zaltanyah is not asking to be understood in conventional terms.
She is asking to be experienced.
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