I owed you this blog post about “NAMELESS,” the Graduate Fashion Show presented by fashion design students from Universidad de Londres, which took place two weeks ago at Foro Indie Rocks in Mexico City. I believe it is incredibly important to support and promote this kind of runway show, especially because there is so much […]
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Interview / Menswear in Mexico Today, the legacy of Mexican designer Galo Bertin
This week I had the pleasure of meeting Mexican menswear designer Galo Bertin in person for the first time. I had attended some of his runway shows during Fashion Week a few years ago, but I never had the chance to sit down and interview him. As we discussed the idea behind this interview, we […]
Inside “Films de Verano”: Ricardo Chávez on Fashion, Film, and Photography.
Zimmerman / Fashion Film Yesterday, I had the opportunity to attend Films de Verano, a special presentation by fashion photographer Ricardo Chávez at CLOSER HOUSE. The exhibition featured a selection of fashion films created by Ricardo throughout his work in the fashion industry. The venue provided the perfect setting for the screening, with two different rooms […]
Meet the Next Generation of Mexican Fashion: Distrito 12 Graduate Show
A week ago, I had the opportunity to attend “Distrito 12,” a graduate fashion show featuring students from Universidad de Londres. The event took place at House of Vans, and you could feel the amazing energy from the moment you walked into the venue. Surrounded by professors, friends, and family, it was an incredible evening dedicated […]
30 Artisans, One Runway: Joss Ramirez’s “Echoes of Our Origin” at the Archive Museum of Photography Mexico City
Today, I went to the Archive Museum of Photography in downtown Mexico City for the runway show of Mexican fashion designer Joss Ramirez, founder of Catal Brand. The collection, titled “Ecos de Nuestro Origen” (Echoes of Our Origin), was brought to life through the work of 30 artisans from Chiapas. The designs were truly beautiful, showcasing incredible […]
Interview / Inside the Creative World of Mexican Fashion Designer Guillermo Jester
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to meet the talented Mexican fashion designer Guillermo Jester, and ever since, I had wanted to interview him for the blog. Thank you so much, Guillermo, for taking the time to share your story with me and with the readers of Pancakes and Mimosas. Beca: Tell us about your […]
An evening in monochromatic
This is my favorite #OOTD of the week, in Monochromatic all black vibes. This is the look I used to attend the presentation of the new collection “The Daughters of the Corn” by Mexican designer Carmen Rión. Tote Bag / Purificación García Vest / ZARA Boots / H&M I had a blast at Carmen Rión’s […]
“The Daughters of the Corn” new collection by Mexican Designer Carmen Rión
Yesterday I had the best time at the atelier of Mexican fashion designer Carmen Rión who presented her newest collection “Las Hijas del Maíz: Una Nueva Cosecha”. (The Daughters of the Corn) “The collection “The Daughters of the Corn” is a tribute to the food that has shaped our culture and that continues to consolidate […]
Someone Somewhere x ADIDAS : Celebrating Mexican Craftsmanship Through Football and Fashion
Yesterday, I went window shopping with my significant other at Liverpool, a department store in Mexico City. Two days ago, while scrolling through fashion news on Instagram, I came across the new collaboration between the Mexican artisanal sustainable brand Someone Somewhere and Adidas. The collaboration between Someone Somewhere and Adidas is part of the launch surrounding Mexico’s third jersey for the FIFA World […]
“CARNAVAL” by 1/8 Takamura / Exhibition and Fashion film
Last Thursday, I went to Bomboti in Polanco for the opening of the “CARNAVAL” exhibition by 1/8 Takamura. Bomboti is an amazing hotspot where you can find art, design, and fashion, all from Mexican designers. I also had the opportunity to watch the fashion film by Julio Muñoz about “CARNAVAL,” the first runway show SS 2026 by 1/8 Takamura […]









