Thanks to the ecological boom getting more significant worldwide, we observe a real change of thoughts and practices and a transformation in home décor, food, travel, fashion, and everything surrounding us. Indigenous fashion is involved in said changes, stepping hard into a more popular and trendy perspective.
This new era reconnects us to Mother Earth by celebrating ancestral heritage through traditional handmade techniques and natural materials sourcing. But it also helps us be more conscious in the way we choose and consume. The best part is that it also opens our eyes to a mesmerizing amount of diverse cultures all along Latin America. Cultures that, until now, seemed to be forgotten.
What better proof to this statement than the popularity of haute couture, ready-to-wear and mass-market fashion designers who are offering outfits inspired by ethnic groups and cultures. They take inspiration from different parts of the world, revisiting old pieces extracted from history and incorporate them into fashion magazines, adding a touch of novelty to the vintage style.

Inca Princess, Vogue Mexico in Peru
