Mishka

Mishka establishes in Buenos Aires in the neighbourhood of Palermo, at an old shoe shop closed for many years, located along a lonely stony street flattered of being aristocratic, but rebellious at the same time. With its golden shines and Gothic decoration architecture, resembling the old European stores in the '30s, it retakes the path of handmade production and exlusivity, forgotten by industrialization.

Every shoe is handmade, paying special attention to its quality and finishing. Mishka's timeless, stylish and personally defined class disregards the short-lived trends, and humbly unveils herself as many other artist showing their work.