For the launch activation, Amazon staged a fictional fashion show at Paris Fashion Week — presenting Hugo Lombardi's collection as if the show's world had crossed into reality. My role spanned the full creative operation: overall creative direction, social strategy, liaison with the European events agency, art direction of the pre-event photoshoot, and design of all collateral including invitations, welcome cards, save-the-dates, and social content.
The result was covered by Forbes, HOLA!, Remezcla, and El Espectador — a campaign that earned press without paying for it, because it was built on a genuine cultural insight.
Betty La Fea defined Latin American pop culture for a generation. Bringing it back for Amazon Prime Video meant doing more than a relaunch — it meant making the show feel culturally urgent again, for a global audience that had grown up with it, and a new one that hadn't.
Betty La Fea
Amazon Prime Video’s
Client: Amazon Prime Video
Events Agency: Mondolirondo
Event Photography: Thomas Lee Smith Photography
Event Video: Marilù Parisi
Pre-event Photography: Juan Pablo Gutierrez
Venue: Shangri-La Paris
Press: Remezcla / HOLA! / Forbes / El Espectador