An essential kind of luxury
ESCVDO is a brand founded and based in Peru, crafting timeless pieces that celebrate artistry and purpose.
We believe time and quality are the ultimate luxury, and every responsible action allows us to build a legacy that endures the test of time.
Milestones
2013
Founded by sisters Chiara and Giuliana Macchiavello, an artist and a fashion designer who share a deep-seated passion for Peru, its traditions, and its vast natural and cultural wealth.
2014
ESCVDO made its debut in Copenhagen Fashion Week and the Design Biennial in Madrid, among others fashion events.
2015
ESCVDO received recognitions from the City Council of Lima and the Andean Parliament in the category of New Entrepreneurship.
2018
ESCVDO was part of a popup in the Bergorf Goodman windows, during NYFW.
2021
ESCVDO was recognized by the prestigious WWD medium as one of the sustainable brands led by women with the greatest projection worldwide.
2024
ESCVDO was featured in the "¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today" exhibition at the MFIT (The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology). The chosen garment became part of the museum’s permanent collection. ESCVDO was selected for “Designers for the Planet”, exhibition for Milan Fashion Week’s Fashion Hub Winner of the Pitch to LAFS for Social Impact Project of the Year.
2024
ESCVDO Presented Del Norte, an installation at the Fashion Hub during MFW and won the Bicester Collection Award for Emerging Designers at the CNMI Sustainable Fashion Awards
Meet Creative Director
CHIARA MACCHIAVELLO
Designer, artist, businesswoman and working mom, Chiara Macchiavello leads a multidisciplinary team as creative director of ESCVDO, and has represented Peru internationally with a sustainable business model as well as a contemporary designer, focused in creating pieces under the highest standards of luxury and responsible practices.
Growing up, Chiara traveled extensively and was in deep contact with Peru and the different cultural manifestations that can be found across its territory. Drawing on these lifelong connections with artisans, she has worked to showcase the country's unique textiles and craftsmanship while promoting sustainable practices and supporting local communities.