A KALTBLUT exclusive. Creative & Film Direction, Fashion Design & Styling by Amaia Ramos. DOP & Editing by Edoardo A. Gonzáles. The models are Caleidoscop & Lina. Photography by Catalina Elemento. Cake by Carla Bacchi. Sound Design by Alonso Ávila.
“I Had Been Here Before” explores the impact of memory and the passage of time on the transformation and deconstruction of spaces and moments. Dreamlike places are recognised through echoes and sensations. Through an exploration of family archives, memories emerge like a wedding cake or sea foam, out of softly gathered fabric or a dark mist on a tailored garment. Childhood and adulthood converge in pieces that might evoke the image of a child wearing the clothes, or even the body of a “grown person,” and vice versa. Like a dream in which the past weaves into the future, creating a haze, suspended in space and time; an oneiric world where everything is blurry, confusing, and beautiful.
Creative Direction & Styling by Amaia Ramos / Instagram: @amai.i.ia @polvo__studio
Photography by Catalina Elemento / Instagram: @catalina.elemento
Models: Caleidoscop / Instagram: @caleidoscop & Lina / Instagram: @marinerawawani
Cake by Carla Bacchi / Instagram: @ccarrlaabb
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Creative & Film Direction, Fashion Design & Styling: Amaia Ramos / Instagram: @amai.i.ia @polvo__studio
DOP & Editing: Edoardo A. Gonzáles / Instagram @edo_gonzalez_
Models: Caleidoscop / Instagram: @caleidoscop & Lina / Instagram: @marinerawawani
Sound Design: Alonso Ávila / Instagram @alons__dlv
Production Assistant: Amaia Pons / Instagram @amaia.97
All garments and accesories by Amaia Ramos / Instagram: @amai.i.ia @polvo__studio
Amaia Ramos is a multidisciplinary fashion designer and creative director from Mexico City, currently based in Barcelona. Her work spans period costume design, editorial styling, and contemporary fashion. Drawing from experience in the film industry and collaborations within the art world, she brings a visual arts sensibility into her projects, often incorporating photography into textiles and prints to create narrative-driven pieces.
