Esau Yori
www.esauyori.com
Born in Lima - Peru in 1982, had his first contact with fashion thanks to photography and the old sewing machine from his mother. He moved to Barcelona at the age of 17 and studied at the prestigious school of design and fashion Felicidad Duce, where he graduated "cum laude" as a clothing style specialist, art director and fashion designer.
As an art director and stylist, his works are published in the journal Trends, El Magazine de La Vanguardia, Zero, Vanity G, Fuxyz, Singular (all in Spain). Zink Magazine (USA), Faces (Germany), DIF Magazine (Portugal), Bg Magazine (Ecuador), Exo2 (Venezuela), among others.
He currently combines his work as art director, stylist and designer, with the direction of the master of "Style in Advertising and Broadcasting" in the ESDM Felicidad Duce and his various collaborations with colleges as ARTIDI and BAU. His fashion philosophy is based on art, evolution and society. These three points are essential and key in the style of Esau Yori, and can be seen in his career and his work.
"All fashion is clothing, but not all clothing is fashion ... We need to fashion, rather than dressed, not wearing our nakedness, but to dress our self-esteem."
Collin McDowell
As an art director and stylist, his works are published in the journal Trends, El Magazine de La Vanguardia, Zero, Vanity G, Fuxyz, Singular (all in Spain). Zink Magazine (USA), Faces (Germany), DIF Magazine (Portugal), Bg Magazine (Ecuador), Exo2 (Venezuela), among others.
He currently combines his work as art director, stylist and designer, with the direction of the master of "Style in Advertising and Broadcasting" in the ESDM Felicidad Duce and his various collaborations with colleges as ARTIDI and BAU. His fashion philosophy is based on art, evolution and society. These three points are essential and key in the style of Esau Yori, and can be seen in his career and his work.
"All fashion is clothing, but not all clothing is fashion ... We need to fashion, rather than dressed, not wearing our nakedness, but to dress our self-esteem."
Collin McDowell