Based in: MĂ©xico
Meet one of our best sellers, the Cosecha Amarilla Dress, inspired by the bountiful fruits and nature of the Mexica civilization. Every element of this dress carries ancestral meaning, drawing from the rich harvests and cultural significance of the Mexica people.
Details
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- Base Fabric Color:Â Multicolor
- Skirt Length: 44.5" in.
- Elaboration time: 3 weeks
- Material(s): Polyester matte satin fabric
- Technique: Sublimation
Size Guide
Size
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Bust (in.)
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Waist (in.)
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Hips (in.)
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XS
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34" |
26"
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35" |
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| S |
36"
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28"
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38.5"
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| M |
39"
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30"
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40"
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| L |
41"
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32"
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42"
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| XL |
43"
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35"
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45" |
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2XL
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45"
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37"
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47" |
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| 3XL |
48"
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40"
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49"
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About the Design
At the heart of this design is the homage to the crops—corn, beans, pumpkins, chili, cotton, cocoa, and tomatoes. These crops sustained the Mexica, with corn holding particular significance. The golden hue of corn is reflected in the vibrant yellow tones of the dress, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. Cocoa pods, with their rich colors and flavors, also find representation in the design, paying tribute to the Mexica's appreciation for this precious commodity. The innovative agricultural technique of chinampas, utilized by the Mexica to cultivate plants even in scarce rainfall conditions, is a central theme in the design. The lush vegetation of chinampas, featuring flowers like geranium, petunia, cempoalxóchitl, and poinsettia, is vividly captured in the intricate patterns of the dress.
Additionally, the design incorporates Mexica symbols representing the cycles of rain, flowers, animal reproduction, and hunting, reflecting the interconnectedness of nature and culture in their society. The Mexica tradition of weaving branches to create baskets and collect harvests is celebrated in our design, adding texture and depth to the garment. Their mastery of water management is also highlighted in the dress, including the creation of rivers and the utilization of underground water settlements to sustain their vast population. These elements are intricately woven into the fabric of the design, showcasing the holistic approach to life embraced by the Mexica civilization.
Behind the creation of the Cosecha Amarilla Dress lies a meticulous process, involving thorough research for inspiration and meticulous digital design to bring each component to life in vibrant color and detail. A beautiful dress as it is meaningful--this is a perfect dress for any special occasion!
About the Technique
Sublimation
In the creation of the dress, Nayibi employed the innovative textile sublimation technique, a process that infuses vibrant colors and intricate designs onto fabric with remarkable precision and durability. The sublimation process begins with the printing of the desired image onto special absorbent paper using a precision plotter. This step is crucial in capturing the intricate details and vivid colors of our designs with utmost accuracy.
Once the image is transferred onto the paper, it is meticulously ironed onto the garment using heat and pressure. This heat activates the sublimation ink, causing it to transform from a solid into a gas without passing through the liquid state. As a result, the ink particles permeate the polyester fibers, becoming an integral part of the fabric itself.
The benefits of sublimation printing are manifold, making it a preferred choice for creating high-quality garments:
- Breathability: Sublimation printing allows for excellent breathability in garments, ensuring comfort for the wearer even in warm conditions.
- Long-lasting Print: Unlike traditional printing methods where the ink sits on the surface of the fabric, sublimation ink becomes permanently embedded within the polyester fibers. This ensures that the print remains vivid and intact even after repeated washes and prolonged wear.
- Durability: Sublimation printing is renowned for its exceptional durability, outlasting other printing techniques by a significant margin. The colors retain their vibrancy and sharpness over time, maintaining the garment's visual appeal for years to come.
- Lifespan: The lifespan of a sublimated textile, without any noticeable fading or color loss, is estimated to be an impressive 10 to 15 years, making it a long-term investment in quality and style.
With the sublimation technique, beautiful designs are not only achieved but also garments that stand the test of time, embodying the perfect fusion of artistry and durability.
About Nayibi
Born and raised in Morelia, Michoacán, Nayibi Villareal has always been drawn to the vibrant tapestry of Mexican culture and artistry. Her journey into the world of fashion began with her studies at the Universidad del Valle de México, Zapopan Campus, where she honed her skills in fashion design. Eager to delve deeper into the rich heritage of her homeland, she furthered her education at the esteemed INNARDI Institute of Higher Studies.
Inspired by the diverse landscapes, traditions, and craftsmanship of MĂ©xico, Nayibi Villareal's designs reflect a seamless fusion of contemporary flair and traditional elegance. Each piece tells a story, showcasing intricate handcrafted details and artisanal techniques that pay homage to the country's rich cultural tapestry
From contemporary ensembles adorned with vibrant prints to exquisite formal wear featuring meticulous hand embroidery, every collection by Nayibi Villareal is a testament to her unwavering commitment to showcasing MĂ©xico's diverse artistic legacy. Collaborating with originating communities across the country, she works closely with skilled artisans from regions such as Michoacan, Guerrero, San Luis Potosi, and Chiapas, preserving and promoting their time-honored craft.
With each new collection, Nayibi Villareal invites fashion enthusiasts on a journey of discovery, where modern fashion intertwines with centuries-old traditions, creating timeless pieces that celebrate the beauty and heritage of MĂ©xico.
