Shopping Guide: Mexico City
The capital city of Mexico is an intriguing mix of history and modernity, with cultural and architectural remnants of its Aztec heritage mixed in with Art Nouveau mansions and Neoclassical palaces. Hip neighborhoods like Condesa and Colonia Roma, known for their Art Deco architecture, are now home to an eclectic mix of shops, galleries and restaurants. Whether it’s local artisan-made goods or high-end luxury products you’re looking for, there’s plenty...
Read MoreBehind The Label: Nomah Project
Handmade, artisanal, local, modern: these are just some of the words that describe the brand philosophy of Nomah Project. Founded by Linda Cassio, the Los Angeles-based brand takes its inspiration from her native country of Mexico, and produces an eclectic mix of accessories, from pom-pom beach bags to straw hats to tassel earrings. Shop Latitude chatted with Cassio to learn more about her quirky label and its origins. Where did the...
Read MoreInsider's Guide: Costa Careyes
Designer Sara Beltran of jewelry and accessories label Dezso recently returned home from a trip like no other—at the private estate resort of Costa Careyes off the Pacific coast of Mexico. Rather than hotels, this family-owned exclusive beach resort is comprised of a mix of bungalows, villas and homes, all of which offer ultimate privacy and luxury. Shop Latitude chats with Sara to find out more. What was the highlight...
Read MoreStyle Crush: Sara Beltran
A charm crafted out of aquamarine to mimic the waves of the ocean, rose quartz carved to look like a seashell, and a shark fin-shaped tiger eye are just some of the pieces you’ll find in Sara Beltran’s ocean-inspired fine jewelry line Dezso by Sara Beltran. Expanded to become a lifestyle brand, Dezso (which means ‘desire’ in Latin) now also offers cotton pouches printed with images of palm trees and...
Read MoreInsider's Guide: Tulum
There’s really no better place to escape the stress of your 21st century life than Tulum. From the pristine beaches to the ancient Mayan ruins to the eco-friendly resorts, the focus is on unwinding, relaxing, and resetting. When you’re not spending your days lazing on the beach, doing yoga or taking long walks, pop into one of Tulum’s many boutique shops, each full of character, personality and unique finds; have...
Read MoreBehind the Label: Jaline
Jacqueline Lopez’s breezy beachwear label Jaline is everything you want for a fuss-free vacation—relaxed silhouettes, playful details like fringe and tassels, and lightweight fabrics. No wonder her label is a favorite with A-listers like Priyanka Chopra. Her tunics, caftans and separates range from solid neutrals to bright prints, and the best part is they’re all handcrafted by women artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico. Shop Latitude chats with the founder about the line,...
Read MoreDaniela Bustos Maya
Designer Daniela Bustos Maya may be from Argentina but it’s her connection with Mexico that fuels her eponymous label. What started out as a jewelry line using antique Mexican coins and an ancient Yucatan technique of thread-weaving has evolved into a label spanning clothing, home décor and accessories. Pleasing neutrals—think creams, beiges and greys—dominate her collections of bed linens, dresses, hats and more, while her jewelry line tends to experiment...
Read MoreHotel Hotspot: Hotel Escondido
Nestled in Puerto Escondido, a charming surf town in Oaxaca, Mexico, this luxury design hotel more than lives up to its name (escondido translates to ‘hidden’ in English). Whether you're a hardcore surfer or just looking for a quiet getaway, Hotel Escondido, located on an isolated beach, should serve as the perfect vacation spot. The remote property houses sixteen cabanas, called palapas, each with a private terrace and pool. There’s also a...
Read MoreInspiration: Bohemian Rhapsody
This summer, dive into folkloric and bohemian fashion with florals, tassels, embroidery, prints, and all the colors you can think of! From cheerful embroidered blouses to printed kimono-style robes, look toward traditional and vintage styles for instant inspiration. Vyshyvanka: Born in Ukraine, the vyshyvanka (a pastoral frock or blouse featuring colorful embroidery) has been the country’s traditional dress for centuries. Here’s how the story goes: the embroidery was used as...
Read MoreBehind the Label: Caralarga
Caralarga is a Mexican workshop located in the Fábrica de hilados y tejidos, El Hércules, in Querétaro, México. Caralarga founder, Ana Holschneider, aims to convey the value of handmade craftsmanship and highlight the natural beauty of each material used. Admiring the simplicity of things in their natural state, Caralarga designs prove that simple is better. What inspired you to create your own brand/company? Where did your story start? I was born and raised in Mexico...
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