DIABLA LATINA is a fashion and research practice founded in 2020 by Majo Arenas, working across garment, object, and visual language.

Rooted in Bolivian, Latin American, and queer histories, the practice treats clothing as a site of memory, resistance, and relation — where making and thinking are inseparable.

Working through upcycling and deadstock systems, DIABLA LATINA approaches material not as resource, but as archive: layered, fragmented, and re-coded through process. What emerges are garments and objects shaped by transformation rather than production.

Based in Berlin, the project operates between Latin America and Europe, building a continuous dialogue across geographies, diasporic experience, and visual culture.

Since 2023, Diabla has continued to present its work in showcases across Berlin, with the goal of creating performances that invite audiences into a closer relationship with the garments.