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Tapestry Of Tradition

A journey into the vibrant world of NanoushMex, a couture haven where tradition converges with ethical couture, guided by the creative vision of Key Biscayne resident and Mexican designer Nina Constandse. In her role as the Creative Director of NanoushMex, she brings her dreams to life — reviving and igniting Indigenous traditions. Collaborating with designer Ruben Zamora-Vargas, this dynamic duo weaves ancient techniques into exquisite custom pieces assembled in their Miami atelier.
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Concept, Direction & Production: Isa Zapata | Photography: Jorge Duva Styling: Charlie Rincon | Digital Tech: German Aristizabal | Starring: Evelyn Souza for Wilhelmina  Hair & Makeup: Liliya Mufazalova | Featured Designer: Nanoush Mexico Designer Assistant: Fabi Barros | Styling Assistants: Marissa Mercado & Letizia Acosta Videographer: Sakina Azimova | Designer assistant: Fabi Barros Designer on set: Nina Constanse & Ruben Zamora-Vargas | Wardrobe: All pieces are custom-made by request | Special Thanks: Instituto Marangoni

This embroidered Tehuan Style is by artisan Catalina Acevedo Sarabia. The 68-year-old started hand-stitching at the age of 8 in her native Oaxaca, Mexico.
This embroidered Tehuan Style is by artisan Catalina Acevedo Sarabia. The 68-year-old started hand-stitching at the age of 8 in her native Oaxaca, Mexico.
A collaboration with Huichol Indigenous, their intricate beaded and woven artwork is tied to their spiritual life. Each piece is created from visions that come to them during ceremonies.
A collaboration with Huichol Indigenous, their intricate beaded and woven artwork is tied to their spiritual life. Each piece is created from visions that come to them during ceremonies.
Hand-stitched Tehuan style by artisan Catalina Acevedo Sarabia.
The Jumper Mosaics Line was inspired by the architecture of Mérida, the capital of the Mexican state of Yucatán. 
The fabric designed by Nina is inspired by the Talavera style and influenced by Arabic art.
This Milagritos dress and bag features handmade “milagros”.
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