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Couture fashion brand based in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
Designed by Ericka Suárez Weise.

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Detrás del vestido de La Gala de Dia de Muertos de @voguelatam Espíritu Monumental: Miradas al Muralismo Femenino

En este encuentro entre mujeres latinoamericanas, distintas disciplinas y lenguajes creativos se integran para dar vida a algo nuevo. Una expresión de cómo lo ancestral y lo contemporáneo pueden dialogar, y de todo aquello que puede nacer cuando diferentes fuerzas femeninas se encuentran

Porque cada encuentro es también un comienzo.

Vestido @weiseatelier
Muralista @renatehollwegurizar
Stylist @danibenben
Joyas @romerohechoamano
MUA @paolapuentesmakeup by @weiseatelier

Para la Gala Día de Muertos de @voguelatam en Bogotá, tengo el placer de vestir una pieza cuya historia trasciende la moda.

El vestido Río de Pie, de la colección 2023 de @weiseatelier , diseñado por Ericka Suárez Weise, se inspira en los ríos del oriente boliviano y en la poesía de Raúl Otero Reiche. Construido a partir de capas de tul trabajadas directamente sobre el cuerpo, evoca el movimiento del agua como símbolo de memoria, continuidad y transformación.

Para esta ocasión, la muralista boliviana @renatehollwegurizar transformó el vestido en un lienzo vivo, trasladando su lenguaje artístico al cuerpo a través de una intervención pictórica que une arte, textil y movimiento.

La historia se completó con una joya de The Goddess Collection, de @romerohechoamano La Doncella, arquetipo femenino ancestral que representa la renovación y el potencial creativo.

Tres mujeres, tres lenguajes creativos y una celebración de la herencia latinoamericana, la expresión femenina y el poder del arte para mantener viva la memoria.

Porque el arte, al igual que el agua, nunca permanece inmóvil: fluye, se transforma y lleva nuestras historias hacia adelante.

#Invitadopor @donjulio.col #galademuertosxdonjulio by @weiseatelier

Anahí in Mexico City, at Parque Quetzalcóatl, wearing a custom WEISE Atelier creation inspired by a painting by Herminio Pedraza.

Herminio Pedraza is one of the most important visual artists from eastern Bolivia, and undoubtedly my favorite. His mastery of color and the way he portrays Camba women and culture have been a source of inspiration throughout my career as a designer, since my very first years studying fashion. There is almost always at least one of his paintings on the moodboard of every collection I create.

I have often wanted to dedicate an entire collection to his work, but somehow, the challenge always feels greater than I can take on.

This dress was born from a project that never came to life, a collection I once intended to create inspired by several of his paintings.

Perhaps one day I will finally bring that collection to life. For now, I am happy this dress found its way into the world, giving me another opportunity to celebrate the work of an extraordinary artist from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, whose art continues to inspire me.

@anahizambranoaa en su paso por Ciudad de México, en el Parque Quetzalcóatl, en un vestido hecho a medida de Weise Atelier inspirado en un cuadro de Herminio Pedraza.

Herminio Pedraza es uno de los artistas plásticos más importantes del oriente boliviano y, sin duda, mi favorito. Su manejo del color y su manera de representar a la mujer y la cultura camba han sido una fuente de inspiración a lo largo de toda mi carrera como diseñadora, incluso desde mis primeros años como estudiante. En casi todas mis colecciones hay, por lo menos, un cuadro suyo en mi moodboard.

Muchas veces he intentado dedicar una colección entera a su obra, pero, de alguna manera, el desafío siempre termina siendo demasiado grande.

Este vestido nace de ahí, de una colección que nunca llegó a concretarse, pero quizás algún día logre llevarla a cabo.

Por ahora, me alegra que este vestido haya encontrado su momento, y de alguna manera nos permita seguir celebrando la obra de un artista extraordinario de Santa Cruz y Bolivia.

Anahí in Mexico City, at Parque Quetzalcóatl, wearing a custom WEISE Atelier creation inspired by a painting by Herminio by @weiseatelier

I had the opportunity to meet @elenarose last year during the Latin American Fashion Awards. Seeing her perform on stage stayed with me long after the show was over. When I returned to my atelier in Bolivia, I began sketching a series of white dresses, imagining them on her.

I thought about reaching out to her, but somehow never did.

A year later, we sent a selection of pieces to Paris for Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris, not knowing who, or if anyone, would wear them.

Then, watching the show from home, Elena appeared on my screen wearing the white dress I had imagined for her from the very beginning.

Some things are designed. Some things are meant to find their way to you.

And somehow, this one found its way to her.

Elena Rose in WEISE at Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris 2026. by @weiseatelier

@bellacampox chiquérrima in WEISE Atelier, wearing the Piraí dress from our SS25 collection at Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris 2026. 🖤 by @weiseatelier

@desireduplantis in WEISE Atelier, wearing the Motacú dress from our SS26 collection at Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris 2026. ✨ by @weiseatelier

WEISE Atelier at Le Défilé L’Oréal Paris 2026.
One unforgettable night in Paris.

From our atelier in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, to the heart of the fashion world.
We are so happy and grateful to have had the opportunity to dress three incredible women: @Elenarose, @Desireduplantis and @Bellacampox 🤍

Thank you to L’Oréal Paris and its incredible styling team for trusting our work and giving us the opportunity to be part of such a special night. by @weiseatelier

Qué privilegio haber nacido en un país que guarda maravillas tan impresionantes como esta, el Salar de Uyuni. Hoy celebro a Bolivia con el corazón lleno de orgullo, soñando con que el mundo entero descubra la magia que existe aquí.

vistiendo una creación inspirada en otra maravilla boliviana, el río piraí, de la colección de @weiseatelier.

film: @angel______sandoval
prod: @z.mgmt
asist: @saint__brn by @weiseatelier

Curated by photographer River Claure and brought to life through the art direction of Aldahir Montaño, this series unfolds as a sequence of diptychs where each image finds its counterpart. The dialogue between analog and digital photography creates subtle shifts in texture, time, and atmosphere, inviting a slower way of looking.

As the dresses move through each frame, the series reimagines abandoned urban spaces as sites of fiction, where the ordinary takes on a cinematic dimension. Through this journey, these forgotten places become landscapes charged with mystery, memory, and beauty, while fashion unfolds as a narrative shaped by movement and the dialogue between body and space.

Creative Direction: @espectador.domesticado
Scouting & Production: Hugo Gutierrez
Photography: @riverclaure
Behind the Scenes: @sergiomoscoso
Makeup: @dayanaespadamakeup
Production Assistant: @karelyzaa
Model: @caroline_rezer by @weiseatelier

Created for Harper’s Bazaar Ecuador, this editorial explores the dialogue between the sea and the softness of each silhouette through the lens of Vaihiria Silloux.

Photography: @vaihiria.s
Model: @leamarchessi at @unomodels
Stylist: @vic_toire
Styling Assistant: @eloisercn
Hair & Make-up: @xiscacovas_makeup
Photographer’s Assistant: @serena.slmn
Location Scout: @rollsbyrune
Handprint: @theodlt.printing

Editorial for @harpersbazaarec by @weiseatelier

Danielle Barnes turning heads in this Weise Atelier bespoke gown ✨🍋

Created with our signature silk ribbon technique, where each silk ribbon is individually sewn onto a tulle base, creating a one of a kind textile that is then meticulously hand embroidered.

At Weise Atelier, bespoke commissions like this are accepted with a minimum lead time of six months, allowing us to thoughtfully develop every detail from concept to completion. by @weiseatelier

Madie Poullet wearing WEISE on the red carpet for the screening of Hope by acclaimed director Na Hong-jin at the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival. by @weiseatelier