What 2023 left us wearing.

These past few days, I've been trying to wrap up various year-end topics with my team, from final deliveries to evaluating what we've done and how to improve it. I love this practice of writing down what was accomplished during the year. I usually demand a lot from myself and think I haven't done enough, but seeing the achievements listed allows me to appreciate what we do have more. Everything could perhaps be reduced to 211 design projects, but the truth is that for this to happen, there are many things behind the scenes that we need to develop.

We opened 2023 with the "Fun Brides" collection of short wedding dresses. The photos of the outfits turned out divine, and the looks were options for several of our clients, from those getting married in Las Vegas to those who needed an extra look for a civil ceremony, rehearsal party, or after-party. We even made these styles in colors for girls looking for more of a party outfit.

Then we received the news that we had once again been awarded by bodas.com as the best wedding dress provider of 2023. This nomination is based on the comments our clients leave on the site, and we are very grateful to receive it for the second time.

Parisian inspiration once again took over my dreams. Before the pandemic, I had an unfinished trip and fashion show in Paris, so I thought, why not get inspired again by this city that has given me so much. This is how our 2024 bridal collection "Perles de Mer" came about, with a wonderful photoshoot next to the Seine River.

Later in CDMX, we had the honor of presenting this collection at the closing fashion show of the seminar for Wedding Planners organized by the events magazine "MEPA." The fashion show looked beautiful at the Andaz hotel in La Condesa.

Of course, we had a super feature about it in MEPA magazine, and we also dressed "Ally," playwright and wife of actor Luis Fernando Peña, for the cover. She wore a beautiful black wedding dress with a smoky tulle cape.

MM México Moda magazine also did an incredible report on our new collection. Fashion journalist Melissa Jauregui also brought us closer to her audience.

More recently, Novias México magazine repeatedly included us as an option for Mexican brides, alongside major brands.

As a designer, I was also part of the Moda Reforma council throughout the year, which allowed me to give greater exposure to the brand, not only within the industry but also among major opinion leaders.

We developed new suppliers, undertook challenges to support brides and graduates, and of course, we had the opportunity to make the dreams of over 200 clients come true.

It has been a year of great dresses and achievements that continue to make our hearts beat. Without a doubt, what keeps us most alive is the satisfaction of seeing so many women reconnecting with their beauty and emotions through our designs.

My team and I are extremely grateful to be able to continue contributing and creating. Thank you, 2023, thank you beautiful women who trust and choose our work.