
Alexandre Birman Teams Up With Agua by Agua Bendita on Floral-Filled Resort Collection
Alexandre Birman has teamed up with Agua by Agua Bendita on a new twelve-piece capsule collection for resort 2026.
According to the Brazilian footwear brand, the collection is aimed at highlighting the duo’s shared devotion to their Latin American roots, craftsmanship and the feminine spirit.
Anchored in Alexandre Birman’s brand DNA, the collection reimagines classic footwear silhouettes – including the Clarita sandal with its signature bow, the adored ballet mesh flat, and versatile sport-inspired sandals – all of which are infused with Agua’s hand-illustrated floral prints and patterns.
Guilherme Kfouri, creative director of Alexandre Birman, said in a statement that from the moment work on the collaboration began, the synergy between the labels was “undeniable.”
“We are both deeply inspired by our Latin American heritage – Brazil for me, Colombia for Mariana and Catalina – and by the power of craftsmanship to tell meaningful stories,” Kfouri noted. “This collection is a true celebration of artistry, femininity, and nature.”
Founded in Medellín, Colombia, Agua by Agua Bendita is rooted in sustainability and a romantic vision of Latin America. Each piece the brand creates honors the region’s flora, fauna, and artisanal legacy – values that Alexandre Birman, with his dedication to exquisite shoemaking in Brazil, naturally shares.

“For us, this collection is about unity,” Mariana Hinestroza and Catalina Álvarez, co-founders of Agua by Agua Bendita, added in a joint statement. “We’ve long admired Alexandre’s commitment to excellence and heritage. This collaboration honors the essence of both brands – romantic, refined, and deeply rooted in Latin American identity.”
The Alexandre Birman x Agua by Agua Bendita resort 2026 collection, with footwear retailing between $525 and $795, is now available on both brands’ websites and in select boutiques globally.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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