Fashion

Fashion

Victoria Erviti

Photos by: Julio Alvite and Wilfredo Hernández / Model: Claudia Martha González

Fashion accessories help to highlight a feminine image; they add a modern feel and glow to a basic wardrobe, and they make your look complete.

Mayelín Guevara

Photos by: Julio Alvite and Wilfredo Hernández / Model: Elizabeth Wong

Jewellery-maker Mayelin Guevara Domínguez works with artistic jewellery and fashion accessories; she won an award for Craftsmanship at the 2010 International Arts and Crafts Fair in Havana, and in 2012 she was the winner of the prize for Fashion and Complements at the 3rd Ibero-American Design Biennial, which was held in Spain and throughout Europe as “Emerging Design, Innovation and Future.”

MaryLola Swimwear

Photos Courtesy of Anayce Figueroa, Make-up Edwing Ramírez, Model Nagdaly Wong (Nathaly)

In this issue we are proud to present a worldwide exclusive, Marylola, the new brand of swimwear created by talented Cuban designer Anayce Figueroa.

Models: Jessica and Carlos, Photos by José (tito) Meriño

The fashion we present to you in this edition, inspired by the styles of the 1950s and 60s, received the award for best joint collection “Today as Yesterday” at the International Crafts Fair (FIART 2010) in December at the Pabexpo halls in Havana.

Fashion is Also an Art

By Frank Padrón / Photos by F.A.C. Project / Makeup Artist: Pavel Marrero / Assistant Designer: Dariel Otero / Models: Nay González, Katia Gil, Elizabeth Wong

The Virgin of Charity, holding a child and walking through a busy Havana with a photograph-like background; she wears the red of fire and blood, but her mantle is the ocean itself, not just because of its intense blue, but also because of the elements that cover her.

Vanesa Fashion Swimsuit

Photos by: José Tito Meriño Make Up Artist: Edwin Ramírez Models: Rachel and Daily

Cuba's finest swimsuit fashion house, Vanesa, plans to introduce its new line of trikinis, one of the best sold swimsuits worldwide. The design has special appeal for the young, who want to leave behind classic swimsuits in favor of more novel and different designs that include elements emphasizing women's shape and make the whole more attractive.

Boga, Cuban Fashion

Models: Elizabeth Bartet, Roberto Hidalgo and Daniel Coca / Photos by José (Tito) Meriño

The guayabera is a traditional Cuban garment used by men and women, and is one of the top articles of clothing made by the Boga group (Unión de Confecciones Textiles Boga). The group's 15 companies produce all kinds of apparel for all ages, taking into account the latest developments in the garment industry and setting trends in the world of fashion.

Jacqueline Fumero, Fashion Designer

Model: Alexandra Kopachkov / Photos: Courtesy of Jacqueline Fumero

To think à la Mode in Cuba is to think of Jacqueline Fumero, who presented her “Youthful haute couture line” which combines materials such as silk and lace. Her traditional elegance, quality of finishes and refined lines are expressed in a wide range of colours, coupled with the design of accessories that complements the image.

Fashion in Cuba is alive and well

We present fashion artists for all tastes and occasions showing the creators' talent and the sagacity to stay in touch with world trends.

Denim Forever

Designer: Manolo González Photographer: Sergio Trujillo

Denim textile has been emblematic from the end of the last century until today. In spite of its ancient origins, denim symbolizes of rebelliousness and modernity.

The Man of La Casa Prado

By Inés María Martiatu

Cubans have long had the custom to gather together Sunday afternoons with children, grandmothers and parents and take advantage of the day off from work and studies. The assembled family usually savoured a special dish carefully prepared by the ladies of the house: rice with chicken or black beans, roast beef or pork fricassee, accompanied by fried plantains and salad.