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featured in Vogue Brasil, GQ Brasil, ELLE Brasil, WGSN, Forbes Brasil, Westwing, Estadão, Iguatemi Talks Fashion, Steal The Look, Histórias de Casa, UOL Universa, FashionUnited and more.

Featured as one of three inspiring Brazilian women making their dreams come true through fashion. Also featured for maximalist and kitsch style in inVogue.
Included in the WGSN São Paulo Guide as founder of Roupartilhar and part of a new wave of fashion entrepreneurs with a maximal, multicoloured point of view.
Featured in stories about online auctions, second-hand fashion and the rise of resale in Brazil — positioning Roupartilhar as a curated fashion marketplace with social impact.
Featured as founder of Roupartilhar in stories about circular economy, conscious fashion and fashion as a tool for social transformation.
Featured in a home tour and editorial shopping experience around a colorful, retro and highly personal apartment.
Featured by Sonia Racy as founder and curator of Roupartilhar, with the launch of new sustainable fashion business fronts.
Speaker on second-hand, circular fashion and conscious consumption at one of Brazil's most prestigious luxury retail fashion forums.
Named one of the 100 stylish Brazilian women to follow, and featured in stories connected to Roupartilhar's fashion and impact initiatives.
Featured for a colorful, maximalist apartment that turned personal taste into a living moodboard — dopamine decor before it had a name.
Featured for the story of Roupartilhar: from a charity fashion auction during quarantine to a fashion business with real social impact.
Featured for Roupartilhar's curated initiative with Make It Last, supporting independent brands from Rio Grande do Sul.
Featured as CEO and founder of Roupartilhar, discussing second-hand, circular fashion and conscious consumption.
Mentioned in coverage of the fashion industry solidarity initiative for Rio Grande do Sul, connected to Roupartilhar's participation in the campaign.
Roupartilhar featured by GQ Brasil for promoting fashion auctions as a tool for social impact during the pandemic.