Zayra Estrada is an exemplary artist whose mere name inspires creation in others. Her designs are revolutionary in its time; a constant reminder of the innovation present in everyone and the true limitless there is in creativity. She is bound for greatness, leaving an evident imprint where ever she treads. Her future is yet unwritten however her creations serve as evident proof of the prosperous future that lays ahead for her. Bound for a life of success Zayra Ruby Estrada is a force to behold, a sunrise to be seen and an artist to be remembered.            

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Zayra Estrada is an award-winning fashion designer who graduated from the fashion technology program at El Paso Community College with a degree in fashion design. Her exquisitely tailored and richly embellished evening gowns and cocktail dresses in silk and other luxury fabrics have been featured on fashion runways, store windows and the display cases of the Mills Building, and magazines, such as the first issue of El Paso’s new arts and culture publication, “EP Ave Magazine.” She has presented her designs in many fashion shows, including:





 Recycle 2 Go: Trash Fashion Design Contest hosted by El Paso                   Water Utilities, in which she won 4th place out of 87 participants



 

 Jewels of the Desert hosted by The Woman’s Club of El Paso



 

 El Paso Spokesmodel Competition presented by Marco Carmona Exposure Productions

 

 

 Earth, Air, Fire, Water fashion show presented by Miss Border City pageant in El Paso



 

 Two Trashion Fashion Shows hosted by El Paso Public Library



 

 Fourth Annual Charity Fashion Show hosted by Lady Shriners 





A highlight of Estrada’s career in 2012 was her stunning solo show at the El Paso Club as one of the signature events of Tom Lea Month. Each evening gown was inspired by a Tom Lea painting, including the gown inspired by Lea’s famous “Rio Grande” landscape that led to this new collection of dresses. That dress was designed for Tom Lea Institute founder Adair Margo who wore it to El Paso’s American Institute of Architects Beaux Arts Ball in El Paso.



Zayra Estrada designs for sophisticated women who like vibrant colors, innovative silhouettes, and body-conscious styles. Her creations are praised for their fine workmanship and intricate beading with other artistic embellishments.

Special thanks to:

Tom Lea Institute, Adair Margo, Joann Wardy, Mariela Martinez, Cindy Graff Cohen, Fashion Technoloy Program, El Paso Community College, El Paso Club, The Mills Building, The Woman's Club, TechH2O, El Paso Public Library, El Minya Court No.46 Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America, Ave Magazine, Jacqui Hair Salon, El Paso Downtown Arts District, Versailles, JcPenney, Marco Carmona Exposure Productions, Grace Advertising, Bazaar Models, Aurora Anaya-Dyer, my backstage team, my models, and of course my family and friends, and every one that believes in me...

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                                                                 Thank You!