Rooted Soul
Rooted Soul belongs to my first academic project developed in collaboration with a real company: the Argentine brand Cardon. Through meetings with the company's team, the process focused on understanding its identity through one central question: what does it mean to be Argentine? The answer took shape through the idea of "putting your soul into it," understood as a way of living with intensity, authenticity, and full commitment. From this perspective, the project explored tradition, heritage, Argentinian identity, nobility, and timelessness, translating Cardón's universe into a fashion proposal connected to roots, memory, and legacy. This first edition of the course received very positive feedback from the company, and the prototypes were selected for a university exhibition.
Content: Research - Process Footage - Photography - Fashion Film.
Research
A flipbook of the research, references and process notes that shaped Rooted Soul. Drag a corner or use the controls to navigate.
Collection
The collection is composed of 25 complete looks. The design aesthetic leans more technical than artistic, as these are commercial products developed for a brand.
































































Footage
Three vertical clips documenting the project from the inside out.
This project was linked to a menswear pattern-making workshop, corresponding to one of the prototypes.
ABOUTPhotography
39 frames — a visual archive of the collection.







































Fashion Film
The collection in motion — a short film capturing the atmosphere, rhythm and language of Rooted Soul.
brief process