Peru's participation at Tranoï showcases the country's vibrant fashion scene, with brands blending tradition and sustainability. Amarena combines ancestral weaving with modern design, while Ana G draws inspiration from Peru's landscapes and heritage. Designers like Annaiss Yucra use fashion as activism, addressing social issues with eco-friendly production. Emma celebrates craftsmanship through collaborations with female artisans, and Estrafalario stands out for its original designs, reinterpreting Peruvian traditions with a focus on upcycling. Other brands like Genes, Sake, and Sumy Kujon emphasize sustainable textiles and ethical production, creating timeless designs rooted in Peru’s cultural legacy. This participation highlights Peru’s commitment to promoting sustainable fashion globally during the Paris Fashion Week.