INNOVATION BY TRADITION
Reshaping tradition into the essence of modernity.
Conchita Pérez is an independent designer label redefining fashion through an unconventional approach that is communicative, artistic and deeply human. The garments use shape, fabric, precise cutting and balanced proportions to create highly crafted, distinctive silhouettes.
The work combines traditional knowledge with an instinctive approach to design. Tailoring, couture construction and techniques informed by historical methods are brought into dialogue with contemporary form, movement and the individuality of the body.
Conchita Pérez creates bold, expressive and unapologetically feminine pieces for women who want to define femininity on their own terms.
MADE IN HACKNEY
Each piece is developed and made in our Hackney studio by a small, highly skilled team. Production is limited and intentional, with garments made to order or released in small editions. This allows greater attention to construction, fit and finish while avoiding unnecessary overproduction.
We work with carefully selected materials, including natural fibres, deadstock fabrics and salvaged leather where appropriate. Fabrics and surfaces may also be developed in the studio through hand printing and material manipulation.
THE FOUNDER.
Born in Spain, Conchita Pérez moved to London at 19 to study fashion design. Her experience spans creative direction, couture construction, Savile Row tailoring, costume, commercial product development and education.
She has worked with Boudicca, Hardy Amies, Alexander McQueen, Angels Costumes, Stevie Stewart and productions including Bridgerton. These different worlds developed her understanding of historical cutting, technical construction, proportion and the relationship between clothing and the body.
Before establishing her own label, she worked as Head Designer for Bershka, part of the Inditex Group, where several of her designs became best sellers. This experience strengthened her understanding of how original design can connect with a wider audience without losing its identity.
Her work brings together precise craftsmanship, imaginative form and an instinctive approach to shape, creating clothing that is expressive, playful and technically resolved.
