On one of the most anticipated nights in Latin music, Elena Rose conquered the stage of the 26th edition of the Latin Grammys, held in Las Vegas, dressed as Venezuelan talent and performing an acoustic version of her song “Me Lo Merezco.”
The dress, made exclusively for the singer’s presentation, was conceived as a piece of feather armor, a symbol of strength and authenticity. Made by hand.
Inspired by the concept of the “warrior of light,” as Elena calls herself, the Voyage team reinterpreted the iconic wings that accompany the cover of the artist’s debut album “Bendito Verano,” transforming them into a couture element that projected sensuality and elegance.
In just 15 days, a team of seven craftsmen worked overtime to achieve an impeccable finish. The precision of each detail, a direct inheritance from the civil and petroleum engineering training of its creators, gave life to a design where the structure and movement of the dress converge with the strength and energy of the artist.
Over the course of ten years, Voyage has traveled a path of evolution and creative maturity: from its beginnings with personalized accessories for figures such as Titina Penzini and Osmel Sousa, through international collaborations with Levi’s, to dressing artists such as Thalía and Piso 21.
More than a collaboration, this creation represents a meeting point between two artistic visions that share authenticity, strength and sensitivity. For Voyage, it is also a tribute to perseverance, home-made and setting great goals throughout our lives.
