María Villegas has worked as a chef, author, coach, and therapist. He dedicates his life to creating positive content that generates well-being and satisfaction. On this occasion, he shares a series of guidelines and tips for proper hydration.
The passion for art has accompanied her from a young age. She studied classical ballet, training that allowed her to develop a sensitivity for movement, the body and music, which led her towards fashion design. Since 1986 she has positioned herself as one of the main Colombian designers.
Carolina Vélez has cultivated a creative and humanistic sensitivity that has allowed her to recognize the value of local artisanal knowledge and understand its potential as a design material.
For Manuela Peña it is necessary that in Fashion there is a synergy between ethics and aesthetics. Believes in the importance of treasuring ancestral wisdom and techniques as they have a deep connection with nature and express the roots of various cultures.
Passionate and impulsive, she believes in the power of creativity and love. For Verónica Franco, design, crafts and daily actions can generate positive changes in nature and society.
Since he was young, he has had a passion for fashion because he finds in it immense possibilities for artistic exploration. His experience in the Cirque Du Soleil headdress and hat workshop in Montreal taught him the excellence and work necessary for a hat to transcend time.
For Manuela Álvarez, fashion has been a way to explore who she is, a way to experiment by using clothes and trying different styles. She studied Fashion Design at the Istituto Marangoni in Milan, where she discovered a particular interest in contemporary tailoring. There she found her voice as a creative.
Juanita García is a voice, a channel, an ambassador at the service of the talent and charisma of Colombian women weavers. A passion for working with vulnerable populations runs in her blood, for fighting against inequality, and one of the ways she has found to do so is fashion.
Since she was a child she has been an observer and collector of materials that cross her path. The moment it comes into contact with them, a dialogue begins between the object, the jewel and its connection with the human body. His pieces have a relationship between the industrial, the popular, the pre-Columbian and the artisanal.
Her training in Fashion Design plus her experience in Madrid, where she apprenticed with Anda De La Guerra, was the sum that allowed her to position herself as a pioneer in hat design in Colombia. In her work she integrates local materials, sustainable practices and works with artisans from the region.
