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I can´t believe this apocalyptical reunion with RF and camera shoots included is finally here. The lazykittens together for God sake! 


Guatemalan fashion is moving forward, every day we see a lot of emerging fashion designers who try to present an innovative proposals to change the industry as we knew it. We are committed with this movement; we are two active lambs who want to collaborate to improve fashion.
This is why we went to this event, a fashion show with a bunch of independent designers and an interesting concept and we also had a great time meeting with friends and most important, support the new talents in Guatemalan fashion design.  

 M.Rod design

 The lovely Rosscoe with a little bit of leather

 The Versace Vintage bag

M.Rod designs

 LAZYCATSTYLE team together having fun.

Those chunky heels i love.

BRIGHT CULTURA

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 Photoshoot de GUATEXTIL. Estola tejida en San Juan Comalapa. Fotografía y styling: Ana González. Asistencia de Sofía Callejas y Byron Cortez. Modelo: Rosa Flores. 
I hope you like the second part of BRIGHT CULTURA. Remember to visit our tumblr!

 
LAZYCATMIND



Today I W(h)ore

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It had been a while since i posted an outfit, sorry about that, this time is an all black assemble, i w(h)ore patterned tights and some knee socks.

Bright/Cultura

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This is a blog made by guatemalan girls who believe in global fashion and sense of style, without third word bounderies, mixing the latest trends. Nevertheless, our style is highly influenced by our roots, our culture and traditions. 

This outfit is the mix of our style concept committed with guatemalan folklore.  The blouse is called "guipil", made by hand by artisans, in the same way the hat band. We styled the outfit with leather pants, vintage belt and wedges from a local store. 

One of my favorite parts of this project is working with the amazing San Juan Comalapa´s people, lern the way they think and live is a whole experience. This pictures are located in the entry walls, full of painting and draws made by the local artist, experts in Naiv art. 

If you want more information about Guatemala, guatemalan textiles and San Juan Comalapa go to   GUATEXTIL .    

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