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WEISE

WEISE a luxury prêt-à-couture fashion brand based in Santa Cruz, Bolivia designed by Ericka Suárez Weise Instagram:
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18/05/2026

Lucile Marquis in WEISE Atelier for the premiere of Karma at the Cannes Film Festival.

Wearing our Herminia Blue Dress on the red carpet of Guillaume Canet’s latest film.

15/05/2026

The Sarao Set draws inspiration from the traditional ribbon dance of Eastern Bolivia, where dancers weave and unweave colourful braids around a central pole to the rhythm of the tamborita and the taquirari.

Echoing this movement, the look intertwines across the body through overlapping forms and layered construction.

Entirely reversible, each piece transforms from plum to black, embracing play, spontaneity, and versatility.

A reflection on childhood memories, movement, and the festive spirit of Bolivia.

06/05/2026

The Garabato Dress embraces the playful spirit behind the collection.

A silk ribbon moves freely across the silhouette, tracing a spontaneous gesture, almost like a drawing made directly onto the body.

28/04/2026

Rooted in the traditions of Eastern Bolivia, this look brings together two symbols of the region.

The Urupé jacket is inspired by the urupé, a traditional circular sieve, handwoven from palm fibres, used in local kitchens to sift grains and clean seeds. Its intricate structure informs the texture and construction of the piece.

The Toborochi Trousers mirror the rounded, sculptural trunk of the toborochi tree, which begins to bloom at this time of year.

22/04/2026

WEISE SS26 explores motherhood as a space of protection and emotional memory.

Rooted in childhood recollections of a grandparents’ home, when the city was still a small town and vegetation was abundant.

In this look, the Palmar Skirt and Lienzo Top quietly embody that sense of nostalgia, belonging and intimacy.

15/04/2026

Within the Weise SS26 collection, form becomes a reflection of a maternal embrace.

The Abrazo Maxi Skirt, developed through our signature layered tulle cuts, creates a soft, enveloping texture where colours merge into one another, evoking the feeling of being held.

In contrast, the Amatista Corset is defined by a meticulous hand-embroidered surface, where amethyst stones are individually placed, capturing light and adding a sense of structure and presence.

06/04/2026

The Concepción Dress is built through our signature texture with tulle-cut technique. The piece draws inspiration from motherhood, beginning at conception, and from the ángeles chiquitanos, the cherubic figures found in the Jesuit missions of eastern Bolivia.

A reflection on origin translated through texture and form.

31/03/2026

The Abrazo Set is a reflection of maternal warmth, a gesture of care and protection.
Composed of a blouse and a maxi skirt crafted in our signature layered tulle cuts.
The set reveals a soft interplay of colours that merge into one another, evoking the feeling of an embrace.

27/03/2026

Inspired by Bolivian motherhood, the collection explores the act of holding as both an intimate and collective gesture.
The braided motif appears throughout the collection as a symbol of support, echoing the woven palms of the Jasayé and the Urupé.
Garments are designed to embrace the body, carrying heritage, protection, and continuity through craftsmanship—a tribute to women who hold, nurture, and transform the world around them.

18/03/2026

This look draws from a sense of nostalgia, childhood afternoons spent at our grandparents’ house.

The Trompo Set is a two-piece ensemble composed of an embroidered top and a skirt developed through our signature silk ribbon technique. The silhouette extends into a halter neckline, wrapping around the body.

As with much of the collection, the piece is not a literal translation of memory, but rather an emotional interpretation.

16/03/2026

Drawing inspiration from the landscapes and vegetation that surround us in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the Racimo Dress takes its cue from the lush tropical plants that grow in the city’s gardens, particularly the pengas, or clusters of gualeles.

These references are interpreted subtly through the construction of the garment. Layers and cuts of tulle are carefully arranged over a mikado base, creating a sculptural texture that evokes the organic composition of these hanging clusters.

Through this process, the dress becomes a quiet reflection of the tropical environment that inspires the collection transforming familiar elements from our surroundings into a refined textile language.

Dirección

Calle La Plata (8 Oeste) N 23
Santa Cruz De La Sierra
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Horario de Apertura

Lunes	09:00 - 19:00
Martes	09:00 - 19:00
Miércoles	09:00 - 19:00
Jueves	09:00 - 19:00
Viernes	09:00 - 19:00

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http://www.weiseatelier.com/

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