La Pintora dress was initially inspired by Victorian-era nightgowns, with a much shorter cut than the 1800's original ones, the end result is a very romantic ruffled dress, that is now reminiscent of the work attire of a Bohemian painter.

It can be worn with or without a belt, thus obtaining two very different silhouettes. It can also be worn with the neckline to the front or the back. It has a ruffle near the hem, another on the collar, and a folded detail with a lace trim in the middle of the sleeve. It closes with straps.

La Poetisa Blouse was inspired by the shirts worn as underwear by men from the 17th till the 19th centuries. The freedom of floating shapes and the movement that fabrics can create is something that has always fascinated Teresa. One single pattern, several colors and texture options.

This coat was designed for all the people who decide their own fortune. For many years Teresa wanted to create a jacket that could be worn comfortably over bulky garments and would also look great on its own. Romantic and mysterious, discreet, but showy at the same time because of its proportions. It is a unique piece.

A dress that leaves the shoulders bare always has a "Hollywoodesque" touch to it. In its various versions, the La Actriz dress adapts to different roles.

The dress can be worn with a belt, just to accentuate the waist, or you can pull up some fabric to form the effect of a blouse and skirt. It can also be cut to the desired length and be worn completely loose.