I am a Paraguayan researcher, journalist and editor. The intersections between fashion, culture and gender guide my work, both in research and outreach. I have more than ten years of experience as a journalist and media editor in Paraguay (VOS Magazine, Ella, Vida and Vanidades, among other publications).I am currently a PhD candidate in the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries at King's College London (UK). My doctoral thesis explores co-creation between artisans and designers from a decolonial perspective. I also completed a Master's Degree in Cultural and Creative Industries at King's and I have a degree in Communication Sciences-Journalism from the National University of Asunción.My project Kuña Jesarejo: The Female Gaze in Times of Selfies explores narratives around the Paraguayan female gaze on Instagram and has been published as a chapter in the book Amalgama: Women, Identity & Diaspora (2019). As PGR administrator at the Research Centre Queer at King’s, I have developed the online series Cuir Perspectives with the intention of amplifying queer voices from the Global South in academia. As Graduate Teaching Assistant, I have leaded seminars on Fashion, Culture and Identity at King's College London and Fashion Anthropology at UCL (University College London).I am also co-founder of the platform Moda en Teoría (@modaenteoria on Instagram and TikTok), created with the aim of disseminating Critical Fashion Studies in Spanish and from a cultural, feminist and intersectional perspective.At the moment I am the coordinating director of Emergentes, a project sponsored by the Carlos Pusineri Foundation and the Itau Paraguay Foundation to promote emerging art in Paraguay.