I told you about it last September and, as I said, I bring you new pieces that I have for sale online to the shop window at Moda Malola, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Whether you are on this wonderful island, or if you want to see in a real space how the piece looks like, I invite you to visit the Fashion Space profile on Instagram where I tell you more about this dress and also the vision of the stylist Daniel Albericio.
Read MoreIn this interview with Elena Morales, during Gran Canaria Swim Week by Gran Canaria Moda Cálida, she talks me about some very interesting zips made with recycled microplastics for the closure of her bikinis line.
In addition, all their fabrics are environmentally certified and, in fact, she tells me that one of them even has hyaluronic acid! with recycled polymers and hydrogen, dries in 6 minutes and is made in Spain, thus also reducing the carbon footprint of the garment itself.
Read MoreIn the first part of this month, we inaugurated a space to showcase vintage YSL pieces from my collection, some of which I have for sale (you can check them out in my Etsy shop) and I'm so happy to finally have a pick up point for my pieces on my beloved island of Tenerife!
Read MoreFrancesca Liberatore's SS24 collection offers a multi-dimensional experience that goes beyond the confines of a written article. During my interview with her, Francesca provided insights into her creative process and the inspiration behind her collection.
Read MoreAurelia Gil, a swimwear brand, collaborated with designer Juanjo Oliva to create a swimwear collection it launched at MBFWM in September.
Read MoreI am super happy to announce that thanks to a collaboration with @modamalola, if you want to buy any of the second-hand and vintage YSL pieces here , this store, located in the heart of Santa Cruz, will become their pick up point.
And in order to celebrate this on Monday, September 11th, starting at 6:30 p.m., we will inaugurate one of the shops windows @modamalola at with a wonderful two-piece YSL outfit from the 70s/80s.
Read MoreBetween journalists, we talked about it. And this wonderful talk made me reflect on the fact that when we get used to seeing something, we become accustomed to it, it no longer surprises us. Does it therefore cease to be a trend?
Read MoreThere are a lot of jewellery designers in Antwerp. But through browsing the International Cosh Directory – a platform for sustainable–you can find stores that align with your ethical or sustainable values – which I love!
Read MoreOnce again, I am thrilled to collaborate with my colleague, Kim De Coster, a true advocate for sustainable events, founder of Slow and Co. Together, we are excited to bring you two unforgettable evenings in Costa Adeje Here, you can find your ticket, for FREE for August 5th!
Read MoreIn the heart of Paris, amidst a sea of influencers donning exquisite pieces of SS23 Origines couture collection, I had the privilege of witnessing the recent Haute Couture show by Juana Martin. Hailing from Andalusia, the designer drew inspiration from Spanish Cubism, particularly the works of Picasso, and the tumultuous era that shaped the country's history.
Read MoreIn an era of growing environmental consciousness, the fashion industry is increasingly embracing sustainable practices. Two buzzworthy terms that have gained prominence in recent years are "refashioned" and "upcycled." Does one sound better than the other ? I recently asked my followers on instagram for their opinion…
Read MoreUnveiling his Spring Summer 2024 collection at Paris Fashion Week last Wednesday, Walter Van Beirendonck used sartorial styling to ask the question: What is real and what is surreal? The answer is a disruption of what we think we know, through a collection of avant-garde ensembles.
Read MoreLagos Space Programme – a Nigeria-based label that seeks to challenge the image of African fashion with designs rooted in Yoruba tradition and queer identity – was named the winner of the 2023 International Woolmark Prize at a ceremony in Paris last May.
Read MoreLast month Pepa Pallarés, from the magazine Con Estilo (published every month by the editorial group Prensa Ibérica with the regional newspapers El Día and La Provincia) and I talked about one of my favorite cities (next to Paris, of course): London.
Read MoreIsla Bonita Moda La Palma Fashion Week is always an amalgamation of creativity and innovation, where talented designers come up with new ways of showing off their work. Such as Rayco Plata @raycoplata, who made the pieces to set off jewellery by designer Sara Luis on the catwalk this April.
Read MoreJapan House London is presenting the UK’s first major exhibition of Japanese silk braiding from 23 Feb 2023 to 11 June 2023. The ‘KUMIHIMO: Japanese Silk Braiding by Domyo’ exhibition will explore this ancient yet contemporary Japanese art, sharing its fascinating 1300-year history, while simultaneously considering its current-day applications.
Read MoreZélia Vandenbulke is s Paris-based designer and renowned creator of poetic bridal wear, evening gowns and dream dresses. From her iconic workshop ‘Sur La Terre Comme Au Ciel’ tucked away at the foot of the Montmartre hill, Zélia creates dream dresses using fabrics to feel, touch, and caress, exact measurements, and a search for a certain perfection.
Read MoreFlora Miranda is an Austrian artist and fashion designer based out of her atelier in Antwerp. She presents her pieces during Haute Couture Week in Paris. Created together with third partycraftsmen and expert partners, each garment is made to measure or sold as a fashion objectthrough direct order, following the couture tradition. But Miranda is so much more than just a couturier…
Read MoreWe are just a few days away from enjoying one of the most fashionable events of this spring. A few weeks ago I told you here that we opened a waiting list for selected people to attend this great event for free. We have already selected the lucky ones and also we published the tickets on Eventbrite so that anyone interested in fashion, vintage clothing and, of course, sustainability, can buy the tickets for this fantastic event in Costa Adeje.
Read MoreCanarian designer Paloma Suárez’s latest collection ‘23’ is named after her lucky number and explores numerology from a personal perspective. The pieces are inspired by the good times that have accompanied this number, with a bright colour palette of lime greens, vibrant yellows and pinks, purples, statement blues and bold reds.
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