About Miss Take
Matilde Bliebernicht Passanha Guedes (Lisbon, Portugal, 2003) is a Portuguese fashion designer with a background in Communication Design and a Master's degree in Fashion Design from IED Madrid. After studying visual communication, she chose to pursue the discipline she had always wanted to explore: fashion. With no previous experience in garment construction, she developed a self-taught creative approach driven by intuition, experimentation, and the adaptation of design tools to fashion .Through her brand MISS TAKE, she embraces mistakes as an essential part of the creative process, transforming every trial, correction, and reconstruction into an opportunity to discover new forms of beauty, authenticity, and innovation.
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TÉ DE LAS 5 – How I Love Being a Woman
The TÉ DE LAS 5 – How I Love Being a Woman collection emerges from the intersection of the British afternoon tea tradition and a contemporary vision of femininity. Inspired by afternoon tea as a space for gathering, conversation, and connection between women, the collection reinterprets the essence of these encounters from a modern perspective, where sharing experiences, supporting one another, and showing ourselves without masks take on new meaning.
Drawing inspiration from the "How I Love Being a Woman" trend, the collection celebrates an authentic femininity that moves away from the pursuit of perfection. It embraces women in all their dimensions, acknowledging mistakes, insecurities, and vulnerability as a natural part of personal growth. Making mistakes is no longer seen as a source of shame, but as an expression of courage, learning, and freedom.
This philosophy is also reflected in the making of the collection itself. Each garment embodies the experimental nature of the creative process: fittings, adjustments, seams that are unpicked and reconstructed, and design decisions that evolve throughout development. Rather than concealing these stages, the collection embraces them as an essential part of the design process, demonstrating that beauty can also emerge through transformation and the willingness to accept mistakes.
In this way, the collection builds a bridge between a historic ritual of female gathering and a contemporary vision of women's empowerment, where authenticity, sisterhood, and imperfection become the true symbols of elegance.