Abraham de Amézaga is a writer, journalist and lecturer specialized in fashion and luxury.

Grandson of a writer, with French literature degree and based in Paris, he was correspondent of Vogue Mexico and Vogue Latin America in Europe for ten years.

He is also a lecturer at leading higher education institutions in France.

He has authored several books. He also wrote the text for Blue la incansable (2025), a volume of more than three hundred pages about Aura Marina Hernández Acosta, who represented Christian Dior in Latin America for over thirty years.

Abraham has interviewed the best fashion designers (Karl Lagerfeld, Tommy Hilfiger, Paco Rabanne, Carolina Herrera, Giorgio Armani, Riccardo Tisci, Christopher Bailey…); models (Elle Macpherson, Adriana Lima, Mariacarla Boscono…), the most influential CEOs (Sidney Toledano, at Dior; Caroline Scheufele, at Chopard; Walter von Känel, at Longines…) and international fragrance creators (Jean-Claude Ellena, Alberto Morillas, Olivier Cresp…).

He usually visits the best luxury brands ateliers (Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Bottega Veneta, Loewe, John Lobb, Pomellato, Delvaux…), and gets invited to the most important fashion shows and events in Europe.

Spanish luxury bags designer Celeste Galiano Mondino created “Abraham” bag (2011), in tribute to Abraham de Amézaga.

He currently covers Paris Haute Couture and ready-to-wear fashion weeks for Agencia EFE, the world’s leading Spanish-language news agency, and serves as the Paris correspondent for Gentleman México and T Magazine México.

He has served on the jury of Spain’s National Fashion Awards, organised by the Spanish government’s Ministry of Industry and Energy and presented by Her Majesty Queen Letizia, as well as on the jury of the Prix Villégiature Awards. For more than five years, he has also been a jury member of the Alpaca Awards, held annually in Paris.