Yoella Cubas is a Peruvian designer recognized for her innovative approach to sustainable fashion and upcycling. Her work blends contemporary artisanal techniques with cultural and social narratives, creating pieces that express identity, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with various creative spaces and brands, developing projects that promote conscious design and the revalorization of discarded materials.

She represented Peru in Latin American sustainable design gatherings, participating as an upcycling creator in the Latin American Conversatory 2020. She was also part of Cuántica, a cultural space in Cusco that brings together independent artists from different nationalities dedicated to craftsmanship, upcycling, and art.

In 2021, she created pieces for Reebok’s Pride campaign, where she stood out for her inclusive vision and her ability to integrate social narratives into design. Today, she continues developing projects that merge creativity, positive environmental impact, and cultural expression, positioning herself as an emerging voice in responsible and sustainable design within the region.Yoella Cubas is a Peruvian designer recognized for her innovative approach to sustainable fashion and upcycling. Her work blends contemporary artisanal techniques with cultural and social narratives, creating pieces that express identity, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with various creative spaces and brands, developing projects that promote conscious design and the revalorization of discarded materials.

She represented Peru in Latin American sustainable design gatherings, participating as an upcycling creator in the Latin American Conversatory 2020. She was also part of Cuántica, a cultural space in Cusco that brings together independent artists from different nationalities dedicated to craftsmanship, upcycling, and art.

In 2021, she created pieces for Reebok’s Pride campaign, where she stood out for her inclusive vision and her ability to integrate social narratives into design. Today, she continues developing projects that merge creativity, positive environmental impact, and cultural expression, positioning herself as an emerging voice in responsible and sustainable design within the region.