aguirrrre

NYFW FW’24

AGUIRRRRE, established by the Argentinian designer Sabrina Aguirre, is a profound exploration into the reconceptualization of corporeity through the lens of cultural traditions.

The brand challenges the notion that the construction of the body is solely physical, recognizing its deeply rooted cultural dimensions and pushing these boundaries.Sabrina ingeniously utilizes cultural traditions to construct a new reality, defying established limits and bringing designs into the realm of intersectional contemporaneity. Embracing a foundation of upcycling, the majority of the garments are crafted from textile waste, showcasing a vibrant palette of colors and diverse textures. Within her creations, a perpetual duality exists—a homage to cultural traditions of a formative past, juxtaposed with a present that unfolds in continuous evolution. This juxtaposition becomes a living narrative within each piece.

Sabrina has notably contributed to the design and styling team for KID SUPER FW21 during Paris Fashion Week. Her designs have adorned artists such as Cardi B, Sofia Thompson, and she has engaged in collaborative projects with esteemed names like CHRISHABANA for Rapaul Drags Race, Willy Chavarria, and Lil Nas.

As a testament to AGUIRRRRE's significance in the fashion landscape, the brand is proudly affiliated with Not Just a Label, an influential online platform and community that serves as a global showcase for emerging fashion designers. This collaboration further amplifies AGUIRRRRE's reach, positioning it at the forefront of the international fashion scene.

CÁBALAS COLLECTION

This latest collection draws inspiration from Latin America's most beloved sport, soccer, or "fútbol." It delves into the cultural significance of sports, explores themes of fragile masculinity, and emphasizes teamwork and shared objectives.

The garments reflect cultural gestures, including strong beliefs in superstitions ("cábalas"), the spectrum of emotions experienced during play and spectating—joy, anxiety, and more. These elements are manifested in the designs' morphology, colors, volumes, and even the construction and deconstruction of the garments.

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