Peruvian Design in Miami: Discover the Brands Shining at the LAFS Pop-Up
Social Event Photos & Text by Manuel Palacios
Peruvian design made a strong impression at the Latin American Fashion Summit (LAFS) Pop-Up in Miami’s Design District, one of the top events spotlighting fashion and creativity in Latin America. This year, nine Peruvian brands took center stage, showcasing a blend of ancestral techniques, sustainable materials, and contemporary style that represents the new face of Peruvian fashion.
Each brand brought a piece of Peru to Miami, from handcrafted textiles to luxury items, reflecting a commitment to cultural heritage and environmental responsibility. Here’s a quick look at the standout brands featured at the LAFS Pop-Up:
Peruvian designers in Miami.
Annaiss Yucra
Known for her avant-garde style and powerful social messages, Annaiss Yucra combines traditional weaving with innovative designs. Her work explores themes of identity and equality, using a vibrant color palette and a bold, boundary-pushing aesthetic.
Gabuteau
This luxury accessories brand specializes in leather and natural-fiber pieces crafted with artisanal techniques, adding a sophisticated, exclusive touch. Gabuteau is celebrated for its elegance and meticulous attention to detail. Explore more.
Sake
Inspired by Peru’s textile heritage, Sake offers a line of clothing and accessories that highlight the beauty of handmade work. Their pieces carry a rustic, authentic essence, blending ancient techniques with modern design. Explore more.
Nelblu
A sustainable swimwear brand that celebrates diversity and color, Nelblu uses recycled and low-impact materials, creating vibrant, fresh pieces that reflect a commitment to sustainability without compromising on style. Explore more.
Ayni
Internationally renowned, Ayni is known for its sustainable textiles and collaboration with Peruvian artisan communities. The brand merges quality, ethics, and minimalist design in pieces that elevate the natural beauty of its materials. Explore more.
ANA G. at LAFS Pop-Up 2024.
Escvdo
Escvdo works with a network of local artisans to create collections that merge traditional techniques with contemporary style. Their commitment to sustainability is evident in the use of natural materials and ethical production, bringing Peruvian fashion to a global audience. Explore more.
Wisqa
Wisqa is a brand dedicated to sustainability, using local natural fibers and respecting the environment throughout its creative process. Their garments, entirely made in Peru, are known for their quality, durability, and timeless design. Explore more.
Ana G.
This women’s clothing brand focuses on simplicity and elegance. Inspired by the modern woman, Ana G. creates versatile, sophisticated pieces that reflect a refined and timeless aesthetic. Explore more.
Pampa
Pampa explores Peruvian roots through conscious design and the use of natural fibers. Their garments celebrate artisanal work and are perfect for those seeking authenticity and a connection to the earth.
Each of these brands not only represents the talent and creativity of Peru but also demonstrates fashion’s power as a cultural bridge between Latin America and the world.
To conclude the event in style, PromPerú hosted a cocktail where guests enjoyed a selection of Peruvian bites and toasted with the unmistakable taste of Pisco. ¡Salud!
