New Project Seeks to Help Mexico Fashion Designers Agencia EFE
go to original September 11, 2016

Fashion, jewelry and art designers in Mexico will receive support for their work from Atelier by SC, a grant-making project launched last week in an effort to boost artists' creativity and business skills.

"Atelier is a platform that will offer support to fashion, jewelry and art designers with a completed project. We will provide a grant to make them known, market their work and promote training courses," public relations specialist Sara Cuellar said in a press conference.

Cuellar's p.r. firm decided to celebrate its 14th anniversary by launching this entrepreneurship project.

On Friday, prospective designers submited proposals for evaluation by a jury, which would choose 20 participants for the project.

Proposals will be evaluated by Cuellar, fashion producer Beatriz Calles, Grupo Televisa fashion director Pierin Fair, artist Armando de la Garza and designers Jesus Ibarra and Gustavo Helguera.

"This is a grant for those with something interesting to say and who want to stand out with their designs. In Mexico there are impressive talents who lack the resources of big brands or companies, and who seek support," Cuellar said.

See the original at Fox News Latino

Photo: SaraCuellar.com

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