Description
Las Culpass is a Spanish fashion collective defined by a feminist and punk-inspired aesthetic. The brand utilizes streetwear silhouettes to convey social activism and gender equality. Its ethos centers on self-management, local production, and the subversion of traditional feminine tropes through bold, graphic imagery.
History
Founded in 2010 by Alexandra Cánovas and Martaé Martínez in Murcia, Spain, Las Culpass emerged as a response to fast fashion and gender inequality. The brand gained cultural significance for integrating feminist discourse into wearable garments, specifically through its slow fashion model. It represents a shift in Spanish fashion history toward independent, politically engaged design that prioritizes ethical manufacturing and community-based production over mass-market commercial expansion.
