Daniela Benaim is a fashion
stylist and creative director based in London.
Born and raised in Venezuela, she has learned the art of creating with scarce resources.
Fascinated by the intersection between body, dress, film, literature, art and sociology, she has worked on creative and commercial projects for fashion brands and magazines since 2015.
In 2018, Daniela moved to London to study MA Fashion Image at Central Saint Martins, winning the LVMH Grand Prix Scholarship. For her final project titled La Casa (the house in Spanish), she collaborated with photographers and artists in both Caracas and London, her two homes, to explore the relationship between place, body and self, investigating multiple notions of the house. Using masks and dolls made with old garments (that like buildings and humans, show signs of time), the body of work examines the connection between women and the domestic space and its subversion, and themes of identity, migration, and nostalgia.
Born and raised in Venezuela, she has learned the art of creating with scarce resources.
Fascinated by the intersection between body, dress, film, literature, art and sociology, she has worked on creative and commercial projects for fashion brands and magazines since 2015.
In 2018, Daniela moved to London to study MA Fashion Image at Central Saint Martins, winning the LVMH Grand Prix Scholarship. For her final project titled La Casa (the house in Spanish), she collaborated with photographers and artists in both Caracas and London, her two homes, to explore the relationship between place, body and self, investigating multiple notions of the house. Using masks and dolls made with old garments (that like buildings and humans, show signs of time), the body of work examines the connection between women and the domestic space and its subversion, and themes of identity, migration, and nostalgia.