Carolina Moreira founded Cravo Studios after her academic career in the UK, where she specialized in Menswear Design.
 Cravo Studios explores political and cultural narratives through clothing, delivering a message to the current world.
Based in London, the designer has a great interest in Portuguese culture and traditions and focus her entire production in Portugal.


Filipe Augusto graduated in Fashion Design at Modatex, Porto, in October 2016. After graduating, he worked as an intern at the atelier of the Portuguese designer, Luís Buchinho. In 2017, he joined Principal Magazine's team, as production assistant and stylist for the fashion editorials. In March 2018, he won the Sangue Novo competition of ModaLisboa. In the same year, he joined the Workstation platform at ModaLisboa.

Inês Manuel Baptista, graduated with an MA in Fashion Design at Lisbon Faculty of Architecture, in 2020. In the same year she was the winner of the first prize in the Sangue Novo competition at ModaLisboa. Her research focus is interdisciplinary, exploring the relationships between bodily experience, memory and clothing. Her design ethos is centered around upcycling and repurposing second-hand and deadstock materials.

Saskia Lenaerts holds a Master degree in fashion menswear from Central Saint Martins, Winner of The Considered Design award sponsored by Johnstons of Elgin and L’Oreal Professionnel scholarship. Her work aims to disarm prejudice. It pushes for a more unified and borderless world, founded on celebrating both our cultural differences and commonalities.

Georgina Abreu is a twenty-two-year-old visual artist from Madeira Island, Portugal. After studying visual arts in secondary school in Funchal, she then completed a Bachelor degree in Fashion Photography at Falmouth University (Cornwall, UK) in the year of 2020. Born and raised on the island, the connection with the natural landscapes and local traditions are evident in Georgina's work, which is often poetic, nostalgic and metaphorical, transporting the audience to the artist's inner world, sharing her experiences.

João Barreiros was born in October 1997. At 17 years old he moved to the UK to study international management having worked in Australia and Amsterdam in the marketing field. Not very content with his professional journey, João decided to quit it all and move back to Porto to build a portfolio, namely in analogue photography, his favourite format, working with small local brands. As soon as it picked up, he moved to Lisbon and has been working as a freelance fashion photographer for several designers such as Cata Vassalo & Huarte as well as Portuguese and international magazines such as PARQ and Kaltblut.

Pedro Pinto was born in Gouveia (Serra da Estrela) but currently lives in Portimão. His passion for visual art and photography started a few years ago, from the moment he had his first camera in his hand. He liked the feeling and decided to explore the area. From a young age, he was always a sports kid. He played football until he was 18 but, somehow, photography made him switch from sport to art: he skipped training just to take a walk alone with the camera and photograph. PERCIGOTHASAUCE is his artistic name.