Welcome to Latin Zine!

Let’s explore together a new perspective on fashion. This newsletter offers you the chance to discover fresh inspiration and unique creators from Latin America.

From someone who’s been in the industry for over a decade, I focus on showcasing emerging talent, hidden gems, and one-of-a-kind artisanal fashion.

In each edition, I share the special pieces and brands I’ve fallen in love with, along with the stories behind them.

Follow along on the journey!

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About me:

I'm Talía Cu, a fashion journalist, educator, and illustrator.

I've been part of the Latin American fashion scene for 13 + years, and I currently specialize in researching the industry from an insider and cultural perspective.

My previous experience includes working at Vogue Mexico and Latin America as Digital Editorial Coordinator and Digital Contributor, for a total of four years.

Later, I developed a career in fashion illustration, collaborating with brands such as Fendi, Bumble, Pandora, Dolce & Gabbana, and Lancôme.

In 2018, I was recognized by Vogue as an international talent.

In 2017, I created Draw Latin Fashion, an educational platform and community with over 140k followers on social media. Through this platform, I also co-founded the first 100% online fashion journalism course for Latin America.

I'm a graduate of the Textile and Fashion Design program at CENTRO de Diseño in Mexico City. I've also studied various design courses at Central Saint Martins, and I hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Fashion Journalism from the London College of Fashion, as well as a Master’s degree in New Media and Digital Culture from the University of Amsterdam.

I currently live in Guadalajara, Mexico, where I write this newsletter.