Domingo Rodríguez is the head behind Domnico, the Spanish brand that has taken the stage with Sabrina Carpenter on its last tour, Short N ‘Sweet, but also in Global Tours of Rosalía, Beyoncé, Lizzo or several of the most important K-Pop groups. In this episode of Vogue Backstage, we accompany the designer while taking the last auctions to his new collection days before presenting it in Barcelona 080, we attend the photo shoot for the model he has created inspired at an iconic moment of Bethlehem Esteban and we travel to Barcelona to know the artisan workshop in which the leather and other materials work before sneaking into the backstage of his parade, inaugurated by mine Khalifa. Directed by Julia Pérez Production: Laura Escribano Drafter Vogue: Nuala Phillips Direction of Photography: Pascal Chahin Chamber Operator: Luis Jiménez Unit B: Nicolás Clausen Gaffers: Lucas Farias and Raúl Fernández Sound: Julián Vaquera Makeup and Hairdressing: Ari Martín for The Artist Talents Mgmt (Keka) Makeup Belén Esteban Makeup:. Hairdress Belén Esteban: Manuel Zamorano Edition: Almudena Molero Edition Supervision: Julia Pérez Color: Pascal Chahin Talent Manager: Ingrid de la Puente Creative Optimization Lead (Spain): David Fernández Supervising Producer (Spain): Sara Ramos Head of Video Strategy & Operations (Spain): Marcos Chamizo Head of Editorial Content (Vogue Spain): Inés Lorenzo Acknowledgments: Domingo Rodríguez, Aleix Moyano (Meswear / Production Manager), Albert Gispert (Community Manager / Art Director), Georgina Xamena (Autonomist of the Workshop Patronist), Isabel Serrano (Peletera and Artesana), Vicente Hurtado (Chief of the Leather Workshop) (Patronist/Leather Confection), The Sacred Family Coffee.
04/23/2025
