Shooting for Patricia Rosales and Mexico Esta de Moda

There’s no doubt today, trendy and classic goes together. That’s why we took the visit to Mexico of Spanish designer Patricia Rosales, to conduct a shooting in collaboration with the Mexican design and some of the most representative locations in Puebla’s downtown.

The concept of the shooting was to support and transmit the fusion of Mexican and Spanish design; and what better than Mexico and colonial locations to soak these.

Here is the making of the shooting for Patricia Rosales and Mexico Esta De Moda made it by:

Photography: Jorge Salgado

Video: Manuel Arias

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzJDJT2OuqY&feature=youtu.be

http://youtu.be/NzJDJT2OuqY

We want to thank each and everyone of our collaborators, who fully supported the project by sharing a bit of their work wit the designer of the so call Jewel Shoes

Locations

El Sueño Hotel + Spa (The Dream)

This magical hotel, located in the historic center, has been installed in an old renovated XVIII century mansion but communion with achieving excellent contemporary and minimalist decor, resulting eclectic spaces and exceptional.

9 Oriente No 12, Puebla 72500, México http://www.elsueno-hotel.com/

La Casa del Mendrugo (Mendrugo’s house)

Restaurant, Museum, Gallery and Jazz Club. Space where Art, History, Music and Gastronomy vibrate in harmony. This restaurant has a great story behind it, has a foundation called «Fundación La Casa del Mendrugo ‘in the service of society and its development.

4 Sur No. 304, Centro Histórico, Puebla, MX., http://www.casadelmendrugo.com/

Mesones Sacristia

Puebla’s talavera tiles with gold leaf accents are used to frame the doors. Each room has been individually decorated with antiques. For guests find some especially attractive object can purchase even if it is complete bedroom!

6 sur 304 Callejón de los Sapos (Sapos Alley), Centro Histórico. Puebla, Puebla.

El Callejón Los Sapos

It is said that in colonial times the waters of the Río San Francisco frequently overflowed flooding the alley 6 Sur. People gave useful to the rising river and settled there some mills. However, standing water and the activities performed in it attracted a lot of toads, a fact that gave rise to the present name of the road. From 10 am every Sunday, you can find plenty of articles in the tianguis of Toad Alley. Predominate antiques, crafts, art and numismatics. It is a traditional walk when the state’s capital will visit.

6 Sur entre Av. Don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza y 7 Oriente