L-atitude x Mexico City | Globetrotter Series
Meet our Mexico City Globetrotters. Get the inside track on styling, partying and shopping in Mexico City.
Meet our Mexico City Globetrotters. Get the inside track on styling, partying and shopping in Mexico City. Meet our Mexico City Globetrotters. Get the inside track on styling, partying and shopping in Mexico City. Blue and White Blouse Yolanda Andara Shell Mexican Bracelet Red Mesh Frida Tote Rosa Multi Serape To shop the Mexican Bazaar, click here.
Read MoreCeleste House
Located in the affluent neighborhood of Polanco in Mexico City is a two-story Concept Shop and a Champagne Tea Room known as Celeste House. Located in the affluent neighborhood of Polanco in Mexico City is a two-story Concept Shop and a Champagne Tea Room known as Celeste House. Founded by Vanesa Fernandez and Aldo Chaparro, creators of Celeste and BabyBabyBaby magazines (cult pubilcations in their hometown...
Read MoreCity Secrets | Mexico City
At the age of 10, Shlomi Rabi fell for the oldest trick in the book when his parents told him that they?d be leaving Israel and going ?on a little trip? to Mexico. Eight years later, he decided it was time to call their bluff and start a new life in the United States, starting first in New Orleans, then Chicago, and finally, New York. That said, the eight years...
Read MoreCaravana Montaecristo
Designed by Francesca Bonato and Jacopo Janniello Ravagnan, Caravana Montaecristo incorporates artisanal fabrics and materials made from scratch in Mexico to create lustworthy accessories that draw on Mexican heritage. Leather carryalls and pouches embellished in fringe and everyday summer sandals made from jute and suede are just a few of the covetable items. A collection with a handcrafted feel, Caravana Montaecristo is perfect for the modern gypsy. Designed by Francesca...
Read MoreCoqui Coqui Residences + Spa
Situated on the pristine beaches of Tulum, Mexico, sits a hotel and spa that could best be described as a laid-back dreamscape for the creative cognoscenti and their tribes. Situated on the pristine beaches of Tulum, Mexico, sits a hotel and spa that could best be described as a laid-back dreamscape for the creative cognoscenti and their tribes. Photo by Laura Stein Photos by The Selby ...
Read MoreL-atitude presents Mexico City
The team heads to Mexico City! Check out their adventures!The team heads to Mexico City! Check out their adventures! Shop our travels! Click here to view the whole collection.
Read MoreAnndra Neen
With artist ancestry in their blood from both sets of grandparents, sisters Phoebe and Annette Stephens were born to become successful designers. Launching in 2009, their jewelry label Anndra Neen is an award-winning brand that marries innovation, luxury, and sophistication. With inspirations ranging from their native Mexico City to Europe and Japan, the sisters have managed to redefine eclecticism for the modern jetsetter in a very short time. With artist...
Read MoreCity Secrets | Jules Speakeasy | Mexico City
The Franco-Mexican Architect, Emmanuel Picault (Chic by Accident) together with the French Architect, Ludwig Godefroy just completed a Speakeasy cocktail bar in Mexico City, called Jules. The Art of the Constraint | Working on a non visible project but not an invisible one, hidden, down in an underground passage, a cellar, an antechamber, or even in a cave. We simply don't know. This ambiguity was the starting point of the...
Read MoreShop Latitude's City Secrets | Mexico City
The multi-brand concept store, Celeste House, typifies the ?new cool? permeating Mexico City. Neighborhoods like La Roma and Condesa offer safe and trendy places to hang out (think Soho and Nolita), while hip exclusive nightspots, such as M.N. Roy make Paris? Le Baron seem provincial. Read L-atitude?s guide for spending an action packed 24 hours in Mexico City. The multi-brand concept store, Celeste House, typifies the ?new cool? permeating Mexico...
Read MoreELLE DECOR Goes to Mexico City
Where to start? Perhaps with two small plaques on either side of the door at No. 7 Monte de Piedad, the colonial-era pawn shop at the northeast corner of the Z?calo, Mexico City?s central square. The right-hand plaque reads: ?Here was the palace of Axay?catl, where Cort?s stayed on his arrival, 1519.? The inscription on the left hints at what followed: ?Here were the old houses of Moctezuma until 1521.?...
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