Yesterday, I had the opportunity to visit and tour the studio and showroom of the brand 1/8 Takamura, founded by Mexican designer Guillermo Vargas Ayluardo. Located on República de El Salvador in Mexico City’s Historic Center, the studio brings together a team of approximately 20 people working across different areas that shape and sustain the brand. […]
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¡MODA HOY! Latin American Design / Exhibition at the Franz Mayer Museum Mexico City
Hello everyone! I’m sorry it took me so long to post about this amazing exhibition at the Franz Mayer Museum in Mexico City. I went there about a month ago with my significant other, and we had the best time. I also recommend trying breakfast or lunch at the museum — it’s absolutely delicious. If […]
Rincón / Things, Community and Creative Beverages
Today, I had the chance to escape my routine and decided to come to Rincón. This place is wonderful, and if you love art, books, illustrations, Mexican design, good coffee, matcha, and delicious food, I’m sure you’ll love it as much as I do. I definitely want to come back and bring my boyfriend and […]
Spring came in the form of a Croissant and Ice Cream
Spring came in the form of a croissant and Ice – Cream, just like the ones at Panadería Rosetta, my favorite coffee shop slash bakery. Tasting this peculiar dessert while working on my computer, the usual freelancing and digital fashion marketing. The first time I feel inspired in a while! What is going on? On […]
No One’s Land by Ximena Corcuera
Yesterday I had the chance to go to Galería L to visit the collection “No One’s Land” ( La Tierra de Nadie) by fashion designer Ximena Corcuera. I found the collection and exhibition very moving, just a couple of weeks ago we faced Donald’s Trump deportation and migrant situation and it broke my heart to […]
Doll Workshop with Mexican Fashion Designer Carmen Rion / Taller de Muñecas “Del ser y del hacer” por Carmen Rion
Don’t miss the doll workshop “Of Being and Doing” taught by Carmen Rion. An experience where Carmen guides you hand-in-hand to stitch a new version of yourself, where your hands become creators and express what you carry inside. In this way, handmade work takes on a new meaning and helps us become aware of craftsmanship […]
Over the moon with CUADRA’s Visual Merchandising at SAPICA
Today it’s my first day doing coverage for SAPICA. One of the things I love the most is to walk down the aisle and observe the Visual Merchandising! Each brand has its own personality, and the visual merchandising is very useful to help them attract the public. One of the most important goals for a […]
SIMBIOSIS Exhibition at Galería L by fashion designer Ximena Corcuera and artist Begoña Zorrilla
We must stop talking about the individual, and start acting from the collective. – Ximena Corcuera Yesterday I went to GALERÍA L for the inauguration of “SIMBOSIS” a project by Mexican fashion designer Ximena Corcuera and artist Begoña Zorrilla. I found the exhibition very moving, when Ximena gave us her statement about the exhibition, and […]
Museum Franz Mayer : A Manifesto of Mexican Fashion
Museum Franz Mayer is one of my favorite museums and it’s located downtown in Mexico City. The Franz Mayer has been host to some of the best fashion exhibitions in the world. Vogue like a Painting , Comme des Garçons among others. Today I went to see the Carla Fernández exhibition, curated by Florence Müller. […]
Inside the store of Mexican fashion designer Carla Fernández
Yesterday was a rainy day in Mexico City, I was hoping to see a friend at Colima street a few blocks from Mexican fashion designer Carla Fernández store in Álvaro Obregón street. The last time I visited the store was way back before the COVID pandemia. When I was younger and I attended my first […]









