CDMX Next Generation

Photographed by Mario Alore.

Mexico City is alive and bursting with talent. Pauline Cornet, Elfe Baroso Bertran and Brian Fontana have found a way to shine a light on the local emerging creatives strictly connected with the underground and LGBTQ+ community. Shot by Mario Alore.
left: total look VANEBON / right: total look ELA
dress AGUIRRRE, bra REJECTED.MX, shoes CRUDA
left: total look MARVIN Y QUETZAl / right: dress AGUIRRRE, bra REJECTED MX, shoes CRUDA
total look MARVIN Y QUETZAl
total look 3RD MUNDO and REJECTED MX
left: total look REJECTED MX and VANEBON / right: total look 3RD MUNDO and REJECTED MX
total look REJECTED MX and VANEBON

CDMX Next Generation

Credits:

Creative Directors: Pauline Cornet, Elfe Baroso Bertrand, Brian Fontana / @paulinecrnt, @elfe.b.b, @briannfontana
Photographer: Mario Alore / @mariooaloore
Stylist: Elfe Baroso Bertrand, Artie / @elfe.b.b, @a.rti3
Casting Director: Brian Fontana / @briannfontana
Hair: Sebastián Arredondo / @juanseonce
Makeup: Karla Alvaradoluna / @a.k.a_powers
Nails: Chulitx Nails / @chulitx_nails
Production: Pauline Cornet / @paulinecrnt
Producer Assistant: Goulwen Le Moigne / @jaune.sun
Photo Assistants: Santiago Faci, Sergio Estrada / @santiagofaci, @serchecb
Talents: 3rd Mundo, Brian Fontana, Sativa, Motero Tranquilo, Bruja Prieta, Marvin / @3.e.r.mundo, @briannfontana, @sativasexactiva, @motero_tranquilo, @brujaprieta, @marvinyquetzal

Brands:
3rd Mundo / @3.e.r.mundo
Rejected.Mx / @rejected.mx
Vanebon / @vanebon
Ela / @theelabrand
Iceblade / @iceblade19
Aguirrrre / @iceblade19
Cruda / @cruda_cruda
Marvin y Quetzal / @cruda_cruda

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