AYA
Sustainable Swimwear
Slow fashion brand made from recycled materials
Designed & made in Barcelona by Aya Boscan
Direction & Photography: Débora Rodam
Designer: Aya Boscan
Model: Rocio Rojas Moreno
The Voodoo Children's Club
Voted the 'Best Club Night' in Barcelona by Timeout Magazine
The Voodoo Children's Club curated by Wekaforé
Styling: Débora Rodam
Photo: Sol Bela
Pararemos Todo
Ser Mujer en Lationamérica - Identidad
10 pósters para alzar la voz en el paro de mujeres el próximo 9 de marzo
Direction & Concept : Débora Rodam
Photography: Sol Bela
Typography: Álvaro Franca
Stylist Assistant: Jenny Tran
MUA: Catalina
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Wekafore
Inside The Wekaforé Universe
Afro-primitive-futuristic functional-disco activewear
Set Designer: Débora Rodríguez
Styling: Rebeca Sueiro
Photo: Viri Morandi
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My Barrio
Mi Casa es Tu Casa
A common saying to invite someone into your house and allow them to make themselves at home
Art Direction & Costume Designer: Débora Rodríguez Photo: Silvia Gil-Roldán
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Hair Stories
A Celebration of Black
Women's Versatility
"The world would be very boring
if we were all the same."
Costume Designer: Débora Rodríguez / Photo: Sol Bela
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"We are not fashion, we are culture."
A Rebel With
A Cause
Converse
Cause //
a principle, aim, or movement to which one
is committed and which one is prepared to
defend or advocate.
Costume Designer: Débora Rodríguez / Photo: Sol Bela
What is your
favorite color?
Live In the Present
What’s your favorite color?
It’s you
I would have never known unless
I saw the light meet your face that morning.
Neither of us are early risers,
but i couldn’t waste a second.
Your color was serene.
It was the light’s reflection of a summer
enveloped by two people
in love with right now
Costume Designer: Débora Rodríguez / Photo: Sol Bela
BUSHWAZEE
Welcome to the
African Disco
Derived from the word 'Bourgeoisie' or 'Bourgeois'
refers to a non-western man or woman who has been forced to adopt European civility into his or her lifestyle.
In the spirit of Bushwazee, we invite you to put on
your most extravagant clothes, a high chin and dancing shoes and come to the African disco.
Costume Designer: Débora Rodríguez / Photo: Sol Bela
