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La Dépêche
Voir l'articlevec une bonne dizaine d’activités en plein air, des animations diverses et variées, un marché gourmand avec plus de quarante exposants, un cadre somptueux et une météo généreuse, sans oublier la dynamique de l’association organisatrice, la fête de la montagne a tenu toutes ses promesses le week-end dernier à Payolle.
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The New Republic of the Pyrenees
I read the articlePORTRAIT. Bagnéraise Léa Moreira offers “fairer and healthier” fashion with Waïloa
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Tchacc Media
Watch the video interviewInternational Free Ride Film Festival and WAILOA, the rising brand....
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Le Petit Journal - Tarbes
Read the articleWAÏLOA: FASHION ACCORDING TO LÉA
In the middle of the numerous stands selling skis, poles, shoes and other winter clothing at the ski sale, one stand caught my eye, that of Léa. (...)
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The New Republic of the Pyrenees
Read the articleTarbes: at 24, Léa Moreira launched her own “ethical” fashion brand.
Freshly graduated from a Toulouse fashion school, the young Tarbaise makes handmade accessories and “responsible” clothing from ecological materials, which respect social and environmental values.
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Bigorre Mag'
Read the articleWaïloa: The Tarbes brand that is on the rise!
Reader friends, do you like fashion? Are you attentive to the influence of your consumption choices on the environment? Do you want to promote eco-responsible trade, made in France and anti-waste? Le Mag, always on the good news, is happy to present Léa and her very young Tarbes brand: Waïloa.
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Pyrenees Week
Read the articleBagnères – Léa founded her eco-responsible clothing brand.
Léa Moreira founded her brand Waïloa and launched her site in June 2021. Her clothes and accessories, made with respect for the environment, have been a great success. And new things are coming.
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The Dispatch
Read the articleLéa Moreira launches her own “ethical” fashion brand.
A sewing machine and some unfolded clothes on the corner of the table: in her apartment on the top floor of a building near Place Marcadieu, Léa Moreira is one of those young women who are reinventing fashion, humbly and with small steps.