Latino Talents Show Digitized Creations In New York

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Innovative and original pieces created by designers from different Latin American countries, were presented at Epson's Fashion Couture Project.

The show, presented as a prelude to Fashion Week in New York, had the talent of designers from Chile, Mexico, Brazil, Costa, Argentina, Peru and Ecuador, who presented designs that looked like works of art made through the process of sublimation.

“Everything is drawn by hand. We apply color with pencils, then digitize the images and mount them on these patterns to print them,”explains Costa Rican designer Fabricio Berrocal, about the creative process that each garment went through. "This collection has been a little more complex."

Dresses created by the sublimation process with a special machine from Epson.

The result has been pieces with original cuts, prints and a lot of color that represent the culture and essence of Latin American countries.

The person in charge of creating the makeup look for the models was the Salvadoran Luis Casco, makeup artist for Mary Kay, who focused attention on the lips and the natural shine of the skin.

Then Casco explains how he created the striking look of the models.