Bolivia
Juan Carlos Pereira and Andrés Jordan
- Ancestral craft
- Experimental recycling
- Andean-inspired design
Juan Carlos Pereira founded Juan de La Paz in Bolivia in 2009, and Andrés Jordán joined as co-designer from 2015 to 2023. Their shared work connected Andean heritage with experimentation, recycling and collaboration with artisan workshops and Indigenous communities.
- Juan Carlos Pereira · Bolivia 🇧🇴
- Andrés Jordan · Bolivia 🇧🇴
Pictured: Juan Carlos Pereira and Andrés Jordan.
Alan Stroebel / Juan de la Paz / Vogue México · Copyrighted; see source terms.Five looks to know
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Gold fringed upcycled cholita-shawl top and pale trousers
2021
A documented look from Plural.
Alan Stroebel, via Latinness
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Layered alpaca draped ensemble
Collection for MBFW Russia 2020
Different patterned baby-alpaca layers build a fluid silhouette around the body.
Alan Stroebel / Latinness; designs by Juan de la Paz
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Circular-patterned alpaca dress
Collection for MBFW Russia 2020
Large circles animate the generous surface of an asymmetric alpaca dress.
Alan Stroebel / Latinness; designs by Juan de la Paz
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Pink upcycled shawl ensemble
Plural, 2021
Fringe from repurposed cholita shawls creates movement over tailored trousers.
Alan Stroebel / Latinness; designs by Juan de la Paz
Collection selection
Long red patterned vest, rear view
Collection for MBFW Russia 2020
A patterned panel extends the back of a fitted vest to floor length.
Alan Stroebel / Latinness; designs by Juan de la PazCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceSelected work
1 piece
About Juan Carlos Pereira and Andrés Jordan
The house treats fashion as cultural expression, bringing ancestral techniques into dialogue with contemporary ideas about luxury and responsibility.
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