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Claudia Valdez is the Founder and Global Editorial Director of Topics That Transform, a luxury bilingual digital editorial house redefining beauty as culture. A former Beauty Editor at Vogue México & Latinoamérica and professor at Condé Nast College, she is a global media leader shaping conversations at the intersection of beauty, wellness, identity, and narrative power.

With over 15 years transforming the cultural and aesthetic discourse of beauty, Claudia Valdez has become one of the defining narrative forces of her generation. Her work across leading international publications did not simply elevate the conversation, it reshaped its language. She helped establish a new visual and conceptual framework that challenges inherited ideals, expands collective imagination, and positions beauty as a site of cultural meaning, emotional depth, and intellectual power.

Claudia’s influence moves across disciplines. She operates where creative direction, narrative strategy, and cultural analysis intersect. Brands, cultural institutions, and creative leaders seek her perspective to understand the deeper forces shaping identity, emotion, and the evolving relationship between humans, beauty, and culture. Her work spans high-level brand consulting, keynote speaking, and mentoring emerging visionaries, contributing to the development of the next generation of global creative thinkers.

Elizabeth doesn’t just master visual artistry: she understands the power of images as a cultural language and a tool to amplify the stories that matter. She has worked alongside influential figures and thought leaders, building bridges between beauty, identity, and representation. Her influence extends far beyond the sets: she is an advocate for diversity and inclusion, and a mentor to the generations that follow.

Her experience ranges from crafting visual identities for prestigious brands to directing editorial projects that explore the relationship between form and meaning. Noemí understands that design is not just image: it is language, it is identity, it is a reflection of the culture we inhabit and the one we seek to build. Her influence goes beyond the visual; it is a bridge that connects ideas, aesthetics, and communities, creating spaces for more inclusive and powerful narratives.