spiral roped scarf
braided roped scarf
arm warmers long

cowl medium rib

infinity open wave

hooded scarf fringe

infinity basic fringe

hooded cowl

cowl medium circles

infinity drop stitch

cape
fingerless gloves

infinity cable knit

cowl soft knit
slouch beanie

infinity crochet fringe

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hooded cowl scarf

beanie double poms
belted knit scarf

slouch beanie web
zip scarf w/ pockets

eternal diamonds

hooded cowl scarf
braided roped scarf
arm warmers long

eternal stripes
fingerless gloves
hooded cowl web

fingerless gloves
hooded cowl web

beret light weight
fringed scarf web
arm warmers long

cowl zig zag
fingerless gloves

beret light weight
fingerless gloves

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eternal web
fingerless gloves

challah braids scarf

slouch beanie hat

cowl knit scarf

cowl web scarf

eternal knit scarf
ladies arm warmers

challah knit scarf

knit beret hat

eternal roped scarf
skinny fringe scarf

spiral roped scarf

cowl web scarf
cowl web scarf

slouch beanie hat
fingerless gloves

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De*Nada is an emerging accessories line, specializing in handmade knits for women and men. De*Nada is currently sold at select retailers throughout the U.S. and around the world.

De*Nada is the vision of its founder, Virginia Blanca Arrisueño, who in spring 2005 sought to blend contemporary styles with ethnic elements to offer stylish yet high-quality merchandise. Inspired by the culture and the traditions of her Peruvian heritage, Arrisueño continually works alongside skilled artisans in Perú to create De*Nada's growing collection.

Arrisueño was born in Morristown, NJ in the early 80s. A daughter of Peruvian immigrants and the youngest of her four siblings, Arrisueño frequently cites her Latin upbringing and family's entrepreneurial success in the

U.S. as igniting her artistic and business pursuits. In particular, she recalls her father's fondness for travel and the arts and her mother's impeccable sense of style as personal inspirations.

Arrisueño received her BFA at the University of Maryland, where she focused almost exclusively on fiber art. Her creative talent and technical skills were duly recognized through several awards including the Sadat Art for Peace Award, delivered by Nelson Mandela, and first prize in Viridian Artists, Inc National Competition juried by Robert Rosenblum, curator at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC. Arrisueño also interned at the DC's Hirshhorn Museum and Numark Gallery, and Vertigo Gallery in London. She put her business savvy and artistic aptitude to work and established

De*Nada (which commonly means "you're welcome," in Spanish), initially selling handbags and t-shirts. Over the years, the De*Nada collection has grown to include knit accessories such as scarves, gloves and hats.

Arrisueño currently lives in Washington, DC with her best friend and husband, artist Kelly Towles, and their two dogs Mia and Kobi.


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De*Nada

telephone: 1.202.361.6507 (m-f, 10-5 est)

general: info@denadadesign.com

wholesale: wholesale@denadadesign.com

press: press@denadadesign.com

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Domestic Retailers

Annex
168 W. Maple Road
Birmingham, MI/USA 48009
Black Market
2023 Sawtelle Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA/USA 90025
Cow Jones Industrials
5 Main Street
Chatham, NY/USA 12037
Deconstructed Living
201 East Lancaster Ave.
Wayne, PA/USA 19087
Redeem
1734 14th Street NW
Washington, DC/USA 20009

Domestic Retailers

Revolve Clothing
8452 Melrose Avenue
West Hollywood, CA/USA 90069
Tilde
7919 SE 13th Avenue
Portland, OR/USA 97202
Treasure & Bond
350 West Broadway
New York, NY/USA 10013
Vagabond Boutique
37 N. Third Street
Philadelphia, PA/USA 19106

International Retailers

Isetan
14-1 Shinjuku 3-chome
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo /Japan 160-0022
Response
690 Queen St. West
Toronto, ON/Canada M6J 1E7

Online Retailers

80's Purple
www.80spurple.com
Revolve Clothing
www.revolveclothing.com
Simply Soles
www.simplysoles.com
Smithsonian Store
www.smithsonianstore.com

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