Cristina Cordula: all about her new show “Dressing Challenge” : Femme Actuelle Le MAG

Cristina Cordula is one of the leading faces of French fashion and makeover, with numerous shows (old and current) signed M6, as New look for a new life, Hand sewn, The dress of my life or Shopping queens. And the public’s favorite Brazilian is back this year with a new daily formula broadcast on weekdays from Monday to Friday at 4:50 p.m., combining a love of style and clothing with eco-responsible behavior. During episodes of Dressing Room Challengethe first episode of which will air on Monday, September 25, 2023Cristina Cordula will meet the participants to help them “detoxify” their wardrobe. As specified M6 in a press release, the former model and stylist will have the mission of delivering them “all the tips to successfully make the right choices and finally understand what to keep and what to part with… Resell the clothes you no longer wear in order to buy new ones second hand! A more eco-responsible and economical way to consume. The opportunity to find unique pieces, at unbeatable prices.

Ecological but no less trendy, second-hand makeovers by Cristina Cordula

But that’s not all. After decluttering the candidates’ cupboards and drawers, the final stage of the program remains the makeover concocted by the expert. To do this, the show plans to opt for an alternative “cheaper, more ecological and easily accessible”. Thus the hostess will go directly to pick outfits from brands of “second hand”, who far from being corny are “particularly represented by the fashion sector” and know “a meteoric rise”. In short, it is a question of making something new with something old. “thanks to the second-hand treasures, unearthed by Cristina, and the fruit of the sale of their clothes”. Participants will be offered two looks “trends, at a lower cost and in total harmony with the style they dream of for their new life”. An engaging and innovative alternative that follows in the footsteps of a mode of consumption that attracted 39% of French people in 2022according to figures from an IFM survey from November 2022. Because nothing is lost, everything is recycled and it is much better that way.