4 emerging brands that Nathy Peluso has worn in her video clips

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With a meteoric career, it is not strange that a very specific type of question arises around her person: What did you see Nathy Peluso? What fashion brands are featured in her wardrobe and stylistic choices in her video clips? The Calambre Tour served to put the name of Sergio Castaño in the limelight, the young designer from Barcelona responsible for the elastic jumpsuits that the Argentine artist has used to get on stage. The designs correspond to a two-mile aesthetic that other firms such as Knowls have made their own and that Peluso has already become a hallmark of identity.

In her video clips, the display of options is much more varied. Lending detail to both her Instagram photos and her music video wardrobe, she highlights la Sandunguera's use of vintage clothing, with brands like Dior. It is not the only luxury house that comes up: a Prada coat and scarf can be seen in the video clip of Sana sana (2020), a J'adore Dior t-shirt and a saddle bag with logos of the French maison in Mafiosa ( 2021) or a Jean Paul Gaultier dress for the Ateo theme (by the way, a perfect match with the arty Jean Paul Gaultier t-shirt worn by C. Tangana in the video clip)

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Let's be honest, it's not easy, it's not easy to keep track of the signatures that appear in her video clips. But the Instagram profiles of the stylists involved in the costumes for each Nathy Peluso song are a recurring source. Not only to realize the huge teams that are involved, but also that between Dior and Prada other lesser known but equally interesting companies can be found. Going back a little in time, until 2019, we find Tabata Molina, a Barcelona-based costume design atelier who has worked several times with Andrés Sardá and who would also collaborate with Rosalía a year later, among the Copa Glasé team. for the F*cking Money Man video clip.

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Among the looks of the video clip for Business Woman (2020), the singer wears a look with a futuristic air in which a silver trench coat stands out. The author of this design was Chema Diaz, a Galician designer based in London since 2012 who launched his eponymous fashion brand aimed at a queer audience. “I try to create the clothes that I want to wear but I can't find anywhere, and then it turns out that people like them and want to buy them. It's a brand for people who know what they want to wear and who share my pop references and style,” he confessed in a 2019 interview with Vice. Bandido was the name of the first collection with which she sneaked into London Fashion Week, the same one to which this coat that Peluso wore in the theme belongs. Among her creations available in her online store, her garments with resounding messages stand out.

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Going back to Sana Sana, we find at least one other name on the list. In the video clip, Nathy Peluso can be seen wearing various outfits and among them, one from the firm Aune Collections. This brand fits like a glove to the cutting-edge garments of the moment: second-skin or tattoo-effect pieces with abstract prints, cut-outs and a powerful two-mile image. Argentina was not the only one to wear one of her dresses in a very Gaultier 1996 style: Beyoncé or Kendall Jenner represent two other milestones of this UK-based company. As they explain on their website, all garments are made to measure, paying special attention to sizing, fabric and print, with a sustainable approach.

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In that same Peluso look you could find another signature, but this time jewels. The one that the multidisciplinary artist Kiala Kanzi has devised in Barcelona, ​​where she has finally found the best way of expressing herself in the world of jewelry. The essence of her designs is inspired by her roots, but she also "takes her to various places, always seeking inspiration from like-minded individuals, in order to connect and work with them," they explain from the firm. The organic lines and signet rings are already part of her DNA.

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