Mexican fashion designers

To understand the shift driving the Mexico City renaissance, we spoke to eight key designers, stylists, and creatives who mapped out their influences

No matter how much things change, some remain the same. Flowers never go out of style; color is always fashionable. These two elements are a major part of

She's impacted everyone from Madonna to Givenchy to Dolce & Gabbana.

In the mountains of Veracruz, these designers and vintage dealers are putting a playful spin on local craftsmanship.

LET'S WORK TOGETHER: Mexican-American Editorial and Commercial Photographer based between Denver, CO and Los Angeles, CA. Available for assignments worldwide.

Western Chic; but make it Mexican. 🇲🇽 🐎

Through a sensorial new film, A Love Letter to Mexico, the brand pays homage to its home country.

Colors of Mexico

Unveiled at the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso in Mexico City, for Dior Cruise 2024, Maria Grazia Chiuri invited numerous Mexican artisans to collaborate on creating pieces for the collection. Among these are the traditional huipil tunics handwoven and embroidered in the Oaxaca region by craftspeople coordinated by Remigio Mestas. A traditional gaban and corresponding Dior Book Tote were woven on backstrap looms in Chiapas by Sna Jolobil cooperative members coordinated by Pedro Meza.