Hola! I'm Giulia.
If you've landed here, you're about to read a captivating story.
For as long as I can remember, fashion has been my obsession. While my childhood wasn’t the easiest, and I’m fully aware of the challenges others face, I found a safe space in clothes. They became my escape, my way of expressing myself, and a refuge where I could truly be me. As the daughter of a Venezuelan mother with Italian heritage and a father with Afro-Portuguese roots, my appearance was often a topic of conversation (and not always for the right reasons). This journey of self-discovery and identity ultimately shaped me into the fashion rebel I am today.
My first taste of the fashion world came during the Blogspot era (yes, I’m that millennial). I spent days crafting blogs, making sure they were informative, resourceful, and fun. In 2011, I embraced the world of Twitter, where I shared fashion tips and updates on trends, fashion shows, and red carpets. The support and trust I received were incredible.
By 2012, I was designing custom prom dresses that became a sensation in my city. As the only young fashion designer, my collections sold out quickly, and I had the pleasure of working with socialites, businesswomen, beauty queens like Miss Venezuela, TV personalities, and bloggers. I was living my fashion dream until 2017, when I had to make the tough decision to leave home and start a new chapter.
If you’re familiar with Venezuela’s situation, you’ll understand that political, economic, and social reasons forced us to leave. I found myself in Toronto, Canada, adjusting to a new life with new friends, challenges, and a much colder climate than I was used to.
The beginning was incredibly tough. I felt lonely and disoriented, losing touch with the woman I used to be. But after navigating various ups and downs, I realized I needed to return to what made me happy: working with and for women. Despite the challenges, I was determined to stay true to my passion and become the fashion rebel I once was.
Now, I’m in Spain, and my story continues to evolve in exciting ways. I invite you to join me on this new adventure.
If you’ve made it this far, ¡GRACIAS! Let’s make a difference together and start the conversation with THINGS THAT MATTER. Because, in the end, we all matter, and I’m here to remind you of that always.
- Con mucho amor y cariño, Giulia.