Claudia Valdez, former Vogue editor, international beauty journalist, and co-founder of Beauty Unscripted Media, has shaped the global beauty conversation with a raw perspective and an approach that challenges convention.
With over 12 years of experience, she has worked with the most influential publications and has been a key voice in redefining beauty standards.
Her signature is disruption, her tool is words, and her mission is clear: to challenge the status quo with intelligence, strategy, and an uncompromising vision.
Elizabeth Ulloa, celebrity makeup artist with over two decades of experience, two-time Emmy nominee, and founder of Beauty Unscripted Media, is a transformative force in global beauty.
Elizabeth has worked with some of the most influential figures in entertainment, blending her technical mastery with a unique sensitivity to diversity and self-love.
Her mission is clear: to build a world where real beauty and inclusion are non-negotiable, inspiring others to discover confidence in their own reflection.
Voices that shape culture. In-depth conversations with leaders, founders, and creative forces who are transforming beauty, wellness, and the worlds around them.
From the kitchen of UNICO 20°105°, Chef Luis Quiroz reflects on local ingredients, tradition, identity, and what Mexican cuisine does not need to transform.
Between natural results, identity, and new ways of aging, Dr. David De Rungs offers a different perspective on what it means to transform a face today.
Miguel González, el artista español detrás de AWOK, habla sobre creatividad, libertad y el camino que lo llevó de la arquitectura al arte.
In conversation with Alejandra Ayala, Country Manager at Hydrafacial, we explore the rise of Skin Health and the shift redefining the industry.
Exclusive to TTT, KUU co-founder Arizbeth Fierro reflects on contemporary design, Mexican jewelry, and building a brand designed to last.
From beauty to well-being, Melinda Solares is driving a conversation about self-worth, authenticity, and the value of building a life aligned with who we truly are.
Before Chava Studio, there was discomfort; a persistent feeling that fashion kept producing clothes, but was beginning to lose something much harder to recover: meaning.