Latin America

Style, craft, and creativity across the region, reported on the ground.

A model in a tailored coat walking a colorful street in Mexico City at golden hour
Latin America

Why Mexico City Is Fashion’s Next Capital

A new generation of designers, stylists, and independent labels is turning La Condesa into the industry’s most closely watched neighborhood.

By Renata Solís

An Indigenous Ecuadorian weaver’s hands working a traditional loom with colorful wool
Latin America

The Weavers of Otavalo Are Reclaiming Their Craft

For generations, Indigenous textile makers in Ecuador sold their work through middlemen. A new cooperative is changing who gets the credit — and the profit.

A dancer in an elaborate feathered and sequined costume at Rio Carnival
Latin America

Carnival Style: What Rio Wore This Year

Feathers, sequins, and an unmistakable sense of scale — a report from the streets and sambadromes of Rio’s biggest week.

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