Pauline Dujancourt transformed knitting into contemporary design by launching her label, incorporating handmade elements from an all-female collective in Peru to create ethereal garments.
Dujancourt honed her knitting skills during the pandemic, finding inspiration from Japanese knitting books and Turkish crochet videos, which fueled her creative journey in fashion.
By earning a master's in knitwear design from Central Saint Martins and being nominated for the LVMH Prize, Dujancourt is poised for significant recognition in fashion.
Patricio Campillo revolves his designs around the charro suit, blending traditional craftsmanship from Mexican rodeos into contemporary fashion, following the legacy of his family's heritage.
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