In the lush, salt-kissed wilds of Vancouver Island, where the earth breathes in moss and memory, Sandra Prest Froher is not merely creating fashion; she is conducting a dialogue with the land. A Canadian artist, fashion designer, and natural dyer of Stó:lō descent, Prest-Froher has rooted her creative universe in the sacred act of listening to her ancestors, to the elements, and to the invisible energies that pulse through time and fabric alike. A member of the Skwah First Nation, Froher lives and works on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, a location that is not incidental, but instrumental to her process. It’s here that she forages for leaves, bark, seeds, and roots, transforming them into pigments that will eventually stain silk with whispers of origin, spirit, and place. The result is a striking line of eco-dyed, wearable art: earthborn, slow-crafted, and sensorially alive.

In the competitive world of digital content, standing out requires more than just technical skills—it demands a deep understanding of storytelling and audience engagement. Estevão Mendes, a rising talent in digital media, has mastered both. Originally from Espírito Santo, Brazil, he moved to the U.S. in early 2024, bringing with him a passion for cinematography and social media strategy. His expertise quickly led to collaborations with top influencers and renowned brands like Intimissimi. A defining moment in Estevão’s career came during New York Fashion Week 2024, where his work captured the essence of the event and achieved viral success with over 17 million views. His ability to merge artistry with strategy has made him a sought-after creator. Whether directing a full-scale production or developing innovative marketing campaigns, he ensures that every piece of content is visually compelling and strategically impactful.