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Runway dress
During Paris Fashion Week, I led a colorful, unconventional guerrilla-style performance, crashing the Schiaparelli show outside Place Vendôme. Amidst the flash of paparazzi and the allure of luxury, we unleashed our artistry, merging fashion with spontaneity and community right on the streets. Each participant, drawn by a shared vision, transformed our gathering into a powerful statement against the exclusivity of the fashion system. This experience became a true celebration of rebellion and creativity, demonstrating that fashion can thrive beyond traditional norms and expectations.
La Tina
I presented my first show, a collection inspired by my grandmother’s tablecloths and the transformation of matter, much like water in its different stages. LA TINA represents a place where the dresses shift shape as the outer plastic layer dissolves, revealing underlying colors and textures. This performance took place in a small theater in the heart of the Condesa neighborhood in Mexico City. A bathtub made entirely of soap was on stage, where the models submerged. The textiles were created from leftover fabrics in my studio. Using these fabrics as if they were paint, I played with transitions of colors and opacities to create vibrant compositions, while also incorporating traditional Mexican tablecloths and local materials. Water sounds were composed to accompany the performance, inspiring fluidity and change.