Specialization in luxury embroidery for fashion and haute couture

Since she was a child, the textile world has been present in Raquel Ezquerro's home. Watching her grandmothers and mother sew handmade garments inspired her to follow the family tradition and dedicate herself to textile design, in particular embroidery.

She currently combines her work as an e-commerce business analyst with her passion for embroidery. She has worked for the luxury brand Delpozo and for clients such as La casita de Wendy and Emes.

Leticia López is a renowned textile designer specialized in embroidery. Her unique style, fusing old and contemporary, has left a mark on the design world.

Throughout her career, she has collaborated with prestigious brands such as Netflix, Rochas, Central Saint Martin and renowned designers. Her approach lies on creating unique and lively pieces, seeking to transmit emotions and tell stories through her creations.

With her passion for art and her extensive knowledge of embroidery techniques, Leticia shares her experience and invites you to explore the fascinating world of embroidery with the Lunéville technique.

Jodie Ruffle is an embroidery and embellishment designer based in London. Growing up in a creative household meant she was always making things as a child and eventually went on to study fashion at university. After graduating, she worked as an intern and assistant for various designers, including Alexander McQueen. There she worked on two main collections as well as projects in London and France. Jodie later took a course in couture embellishment at London College of Fashion, which defined her career and solidified her passion for embroidery and embellishment. From there, she studied a master’s in fashion, specializing in embroidery, and had her collection exhibited during London Fashion Week.

Since then, Jodie has worked with various designers on everything from fashion to furniture and often collaborates with other creatives to make unique embroidered pieces with sustainability in mind. She also teaches fashion textiles and design at Middlesex University.

Elena Ciarrocchi is a professional embroidery artist. She earned a degree in painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna but ultimately decided to pursue her passion for embroidery by taking a variety of courses across Italy.

She gained experience in a costume shop, where she embroidery historical garments, and later in a footwear company. After honing her craft, she decided to open her own business, focusing on goldwork embroidery, and specialize in embroidering holy vestments and recovering this ancient art form. When she's not working for clients, she enjoys creating more personal compositions where she experiments with different materials and techniques.

Jelena Saveljeva began her education at the Lesage school in Paris, owned by Chanel and Hand and Lock in London, an embroidery atelier working for the army and the royal family. In 2018, she won a Swarovski contest that gave her access to the Swarovski archives that are closed to the public. In 2018 I opened the Haute Couture Embroidery School with the aim of preserving and handing down these centuries-old manual techniques, revisited in a modern and creative key.