as a the culmination of the Latin folklore, craft and rich experiences of her Colombian childhood. Aesthetically, the brand takes inspiration from art, literature and historical costumes, offering re-worked tailoring and eccentric clothes with unique cuts and conceptual tailoring.
" has become a platform for inclusivity that combines Latin American and British communities by telling stories that navigate a unique identity in fashion," says Droguett."We bring new narratives and create awareness of our cultural heritage, as well as supporting causes that go in line with our brand values."' story begins nestled between lush green mountains and the bullets that paint them red.
Inspired by the rich history of her hometown, Valdés' Duque is a personal narrative of fashion storytelling. Her work becomes a vessel for sharing stories of celebration and loss, calling upon rich artisan traditions of those who came before her. The final year student Colegiatura Colombiana often uses handmade textiles, beads, and leather to shape the silhouettes of horror she focuses on.
"I describe inherited stories that the war has stolen their name, that disappear in the silence and the desire to no longer remember what happened in the country," Valdés says."Exposing to the world that pain is transformed into art through stitches." Duque's latest collection, showcased at Colombian Fashion Week's young creators series, focuses on the mental isolation and fatigue that arose throughout the pandemic. COVID-19's six deadly sins are put on blast: social isolation, collective panic, physical contact, confinement, loneliness, and death.
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