photography by BELLA NEWMAN interview and portraits by ALEPH MOLINARI style by MASHA ORLOV ALEPH MOLINARI — Has Mexico changed much? Do you see something different each time you come back from New York? VICTOR BARRAGÁN — It has changed a lot, thanks to the Internet and the way you can show your work outside of Mexico. When I started, I was using Tumblr and Instagram, and a lot of people got to know me that way. There was a connection both inside and outside of Mexico, and now many Mexican designers and artists have exposure. The city has also become a site for cultural exchange all over the world. ALEPH MOLINARI — And what inspires you in Mexico? VICTOR BARRAGÁN — The people, and how politics and ideas of gender are so in sync with the times. They’re creating new spaces, new ways of communicating ideas and supporting each…
CESAR ACOSTA WEARS A BLUE SATIN SHIRT AND TIE, BLACK FAUX LEATHER SHORTS, SILVER BUCKLE BELT, AND BLACK STAR “BUBBLE” BOOTS BARRAGÁN
DAHELY NUNEZ WEARS A RED RUFFLE DRESS AND BLACK THIGH-HIGH BOOTS BARRAGÁN
“HOLE” TANK TOP AND YELLOW FAUX LEATHER TROUSERS WITH BLACK STAR BARRAGÁN
HYBRID ZIP TROUSERS IN DENIM AND BLACK FAUX LEATHER, GRAY SHIRT, AND BLACK STAR “BUBBLE” BOOTS BARRAGÁN