Luxury goods Design / Mexico City FW2018
Mentors: Creative Directors Alejandra Laviada (Plastic Artist) and Laura Laviada (Ex editor in chief of Harper's Bazaar Mx)
Pantera is a luxury and high end brand that is specialized in handcrafted leather accesories. The brand has 3 divisions, women, men , entertainment luxury goods and home décor.
As a proud Mexican brand their design language and heritage is always inspired by national Artists and Architects which is reflected in a very subtle and elegant way in every product.
Pantera's Craftsmen used to work for Luxury brands who in the 1970's decided to produce in Mexico City such as Cartier, Gucci and Dior, later on the Laviada sisters hired them to create their own brand and atelier.
*All photos and designs property of PANTERA
Luxury goods Design / Mexico City FW2018
Mentors: Creative Directors Alejandra Laviada (Plastic Artist) and Laura Laviada (Ex editor in chief of Harper's Bazaar Mx)
Pantera is a luxury and high end brand that is specialized in handcrafted leather accesories. The brand has 3 divisions, women, men , entertainment luxury goods and home décor.
As a proud Mexican brand their design language and heritage is always inspired by national Artists and Architects which is reflected in a very subtle and elegant way in every product.
Pantera's Craftsmen used to work for Luxury brands who in the 1970's decided to produce in Mexico City such as Cartier, Gucci and Dior, later on the Laviada sisters hired them to create their own brand and atelier.
*All photos and designs property of PANTERA
XICO Brand
INTERACTIVE PLAYGROUND
Interactive Playground / Monterrey 2015
Mentor: Industrial Designer Paola Gracida; former designer at Nokia.
This conceptual proposal presents an interactive installation designed to foster national pride in children across Mexico.
Developed as a collaborative thesis project for XICO, the renowned Mexican fashion and toy brand founded by Cristina Pineda—also co-founder
of Pineda Covalin—this initiative merges culture, creativity, and play. Inspired by traditional Mexican toys, the installation takes the form of a playground
experience, designed to spark imagination, engagement, and a deeper connection to heritage through interactive storytelling and hands-on exploration.
