Nordstrom to debut exclusive collaboration with contemporary artist Cristina Martinez. The collaboration aims to celebrate the convergence of art and style, with the first release of the Nordstrom by Cristina Martinez collection launching on September 27, in honor of Latinx Heritage Month.
This partnership highlights Nordstrom‘s commitment to amplifying the voices and works of artists like Martinez, who is known for her thought-provoking self-portraits and boundless abstract pieces.
Martinez is best known for her art pieces for adults, kids, baby and home, amplifying and celebrating the often untold stories by Black and Brown people.
Cristina Martinez, originally from Tacoma, Washington, and now based in Seattle, began her artistic journey in fashion illustration. However, she soon found herself drawn to more expansive forms of self-expression and self-exploration through painting. Her artwork tells the stories of Black and Brown people, capturing their beauty and resilience.
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shared by Nordstrom (@nordstrom) The Nordstrom by Cristina Martinez collection is designed around three original pieces of artwork created by Martinez. Each piece encourages the viewer to stay rooted and keep blooming.
The collection features limited-edition products across women’s, men’s, gender-inclusive, kids, baby, and home categories, with prices ranging from $19 to $129 in the U.S. and $20 to $149 in Canada. The partnership will continue with additional releases throughout 2022.
In addition to the launch of the Nordstrom by Cristina Martinez collection, Nordstrom will honor Latinx Heritage Month by celebrating Latinx-owned, operated, and designed brands such as Viva La Bonita, Camila Mesar, Squeeze de Citron, Costa Brazil, Kids of Immigrants, Kid Dangerous, Holo, Alix NYC, Tata Harper, The Honest Company, Clare V., and more.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cristina Martinez (@sew_trill) This collaboration between Nordstrom and Cristina Martinez showcases the retailer’s dedication to supporting diverse artists and promoting cultural representation in the fashion industry…
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