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The Andes region brings us a dapper garment inspired by classic trends. Crafted by Peruvian artisan Violeta Pacheco, this acrylic and cotton pullover has a sophisticated striped pattern, long sleeves and a comfortable collared neck with a zipper. The cuffs, neckline and hem feature a rib knit in a vibrant red tone, enhancing the sweater's style.

Block-printed stripes dance across this cotton tunic dress, where tradition meets contemporary flair in every carefully crafted detail. Designed by India's Ritu Agnihotri, it showcases a high round neckline punctuated by a bead-adorned slit, while practical side pockets blend seamlessly into the design. The real drama unfolds at the hemline, where a long, flared ruffle cuts asymmetrically to create beautiful movement with every step. Lace inserts at the skirt joints add an unexpected modern edge to the timeless block printing technique, making this dress a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship with a fresh perspective.

Inspired by The Hmong tribes of Southeast Asia, this gorgeous jacket showcases designer Chattima's true love of her culture and strength in design. The indigo and white fabric is sourced from vintage cotton-hemp pleated skirts traditionally worn by Hmong women. The sleeves feature striped fabric in red tones woven on the hand loom by the Karen Hill tribe. The jacket is edged with thin a red band referencing the red hand stitch details that often accent traditional costumes. This statement jacket is truely a fusion of East meets West.

Paths of blue, beige and copper brown decorate Briseida Huete's newest creation. The artisan, from Peru, creates this scarlet cotton cardigan drawing inspiration from classic trends, infused with a touch of minimalist beauty. Crochet artistry forms the garment's stripes, while a ribbed trim enhances the crew neck and cuffs.

Bold, breezy, and rooted in tradition – this short-sleeved cotton shirt is a standout with a story. Featuring striking burgundy stripes brought to life through dabu printing, an ancient mud-resist technique that predates even batik. Lightweight and uniquely stylish, the button-up shirt is perfect for warm days when you want to make a statement without saying a word and where craftsmanship meets cool.

The ancient Inca empire considered its textiles the most valuable treasures in the nation, creating a long lineageof artisans specialized in transforming yarns intoworks of art. Part of this tradition, Peruvian artisanLiceth Principe shows her talent in a cozy cardigandepicting classic Inca motifs in shades of red. Featuring a longer fit, crew neckline, and a covered buttons down the front placket.