Designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka draw inspiration from their love of Mexico and the classic film ‘The Night of the Iguana’ to create a versatile fall collection featuring both casual daywear and glamorous evening gowns. The collection blends relaxed silhouettes with luxurious fabrics and textures.
Yalitza Aparicio, the renowned Mexican actress, graced the Vogue Day of the Dead Gala 2024, presented by Don Julio, in a stunning ensemble that showcased the fusion of contemporary fashion and Mexican heritage. The vibrant pink dress, adorned with intricate blue embellishments and hand-embroidered details, was a testament to the talent of Chiapas-based designer Francisco Cancino, known for his unique blend of tradition and modernism.
Mexican designer Kris Goyri unveils his Spring collection, a vibrant ode to sunsets and the joys of life. Drawing inspiration from the coast of Oaxaca, the collection blends bohemian silhouettes with playful tailoring, capturing the essence of a serene, sun-drenched landscape. From flowing dresses adorned with bird embellishments to geometric patterns and a touch of 60s nostalgia, Goyri delivers a collection that is both visually captivating and effortlessly wearable.
Mexican designer Alfredo Martínez’s Spring 2025 collection pays homage to the revolutionary artist Carmen Mondragón, known as Nahui Olin, showcasing a powerful blend of femininity and defiance. The collection features bold silhouettes, luxurious fabrics, and menswear, creating a statement of strength and elegance.
Mexican designer Andrés Jiménez of Mancandy pushes the boundaries of formalwear with his Spring 2025 collection, infusing his signature provocative style with a touch of elegance. From hot pink halter dresses to office-appropriate ensembles, Jiménez reimagines what it means to dress up, blurring the lines between casual and formal in a unique way.
Mexican designer Francisco Cancino unveiled his vibrant ‘Plateros’ collection, a maximalist celebration of Mexican culture and heritage. Inspired by the iconic Maderos street in Mexico City, the collection showcased a riot of colors, textures, and patterns, reflecting the city’s rich history and diverse cultural influences. Cancino’s signature minimalist approach is evident in his use of traditional Mexican clothing elements, creating a modern and captivating interpretation of Mexican heritage.
Yalitza Aparicio, known for her impeccable style, proves once again that she’s a trendsetter by flawlessly incorporating the boho trend into her look at a recent event. She chose a stunning crochet top designed by Mexican designer Edgar Morales, paired with classic jeans and elegant shoes. This look perfectly embodies the bohemian spirit, showcasing how to elevate the trend for a sophisticated and chic ensemble.
