MARYSIA designer Marysia Dobrzanska Reeves launched her first swim collection made from sustainable fabric this March. Sustainability is a major topic of conversation in the fashion industry at the moment, and it’s a movement that has pressing momentum behind it.

Today, we are featuring petitePARADE’s story that honors two forces who prove that women can do it all. Influenced by women and becoming mothers, these two very-important-females have cultivated famed brands for women and children alike. Take note, this is what power looks like kids…

Shivers. If retail giants of yore and present alike are filing, or preparing to file, for bankruptcy – what is the lone brand to expect?

Wistfully thinking about your office desk? Its hieroglyphic mess that only you can decipher? The comfy chair that leans just the right amount? Consider them nostalgic remnants of a not-so-distant past.

Modeling. A vocation truly affected by the current state of affairs in the world. Nevertheless, models and their agencies are uniting in an effort to push through, not only their livelihoods, but the vision of the fashion industry at large.

Is my company going to survive? You will find it easier, and more importantly truer, to observe from a perspective of why. Why is my company going to survive? To answer that question, you’d have to look into your practices and self. Be honest – why does your brand deserve to survive?

Outlining profitable trends, to reduce sampling and manufacturing items that consumers don't want to buy, will be more important than ever. When looking for new product ideas, designers need to think how many will actually become bestsellers.  are known companies adapting to new processes, or startups given the spotlight for their disruptive approach.

Today we are going through a very difficult time. We had to change drastically and reduce our team and supplies. We even sold our Fall/Winter collections that we are still not been able to produce because all the manufactures are close

When we started our Instagram Live yesterday with Amahlia Stevens, the founder of Vitamin A, the first thing we noticed is the wonderful and calm energy she radiates with.

No, we’re not curing COVID-19 with CBD, despite some outlandish statements you can find on the internet today. Nevertheless, CBD remains a proven remedy for numerous ailments on a wide scale, and more testing is being done daily ever since the FDA eased regulations in 2015.

Times of the brand leading the consumer are soon to become a thing of the past, usurped by the new generation using companies and their products however they deem meaningful.

“I’ve been in quarantine alone (with my cat) since my boyfriend got stuck in Peru, so I decided to add some rituals to my daily routines so I can have something to look forward to.

Karina, the founder of Stitchlab, a talent incubator showcasing the best curation of Latin American designers in the US, invited PARAISO’s Creative Director, Natalija Dedic Stojanovic, and Catalina Hernandez Bernal, Fashion Export Manager of ProColombia to an insightful interview via @stitchlabmia IG Live.

Libra: Libra hates this social distancing and isolation. Panic sets in if Libra can’t connect…

Everyone in the industry is very nervous and thinking of their business…

This time, Paraiso tagged along with Carolina Fernandez, from the Maaji Marketing Team, for a tour of her WFH office…

Paraiso will join forces with Fashinnovation to advocate for a united fashion industry and share the messaging of “Fashion Is to LOVE”. The 2 day summit will promote the concept of solidarity, respect, innovation, and collaboration…

Hannah Myers, a senior at The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and the winner of Paraiso UpCycle Challenge is one of many students that won’t be able to present their collections at their annual graduate shows.