Vaquera Woman

Year 2013. In the streets of New York, four designers meet: Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan, Bryn Taubensee and David Moses. Endowed with talent, they decided together to found Vaquera, a high-standard and unisex fashion label. Thanks to their limitless creativity, this collaboration will change their lives. In the heart of the Big Apple, the fantastic four are quickly becoming (re)known thanks to their unique visual and stylistic identity: a magical, almost mystical universe, collections based around fan fiction and dreams that come true... Vaquera created , without seeing it, a whole new dimension in the world of fashion. Wishing to redefine the codes of luxury fashion, Vaquera gradually integrated Dadaism, an artistic movement from the beginning of the 20th century which relies on the repression of conventions of all kinds by developing its own standards and its own rules. For Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan, Bryn Taubensee and David Moses, it's either it's okay or it's broken. Fortunately, their story has a great continuation and success! In 2017, Vaquera found himself in the list of 10 finalists of the prestigious CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund fashion competition, organized by the editor-in-chief of US Vogue Anna Wintour, which aims to elect each year the designer of tomorrow. And in February 2022, the dream comes true: Vaquera joins the ranks of Paris Fashion Week by presenting her first fashion show. Then the same year, the brand launched a shock advertising campaign in New York. Through photographs of naked models, the brand is launching a challenge on Instagram, the #VaqueraButtChallenge, which invites Internet users to take a photo of themselves in front of the intimate posters. And in terms of collaboration, Vaquera is not left out. In June 2017, the brand joined forces with the hit series The Handmaid's Tale, produced by the American television channel Hulu, and organized a fashion show at the Angel Orensanz Foundation in New York. And in 2020, Vaquera signed its first collaboration with the French branch of the London streetwear group Dover Street Market. Since its creation, the brand has stood out for its genderfluid pieces by taking up the concept of DIY (Do It Yourself). Vaquera offers both oversized cuts and transparent pieces, accompanied by high-end leather, chain accessories and even inimitable faux fur jackets.