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@eleganciiaymaldad

If you’ve scrolled TikTok long enough, you’ve probably stumbled into a corner where high fashion collides with unapologetic, messy humanity—and that’s exactly where you’ll find Valentín. Under the handle @eleganciiaymaldad (a playful nod to "elegance and wickedness"), this Mexico City-based creator flips the script on luxury content with a disarming blend of runway-worthy outfits and *real* life. One minute, they’re draping vintage Yves Saint Laurent scarves over thrifted band tees; the next, they’re filming a makeup tutorial while dodging a surprise downpour in Roma Norte, laughing as their perfectly lined eyeliner smudges. It’s that raw, "whoops, life happens" energy that makes their feed feel less like a curated dream and more like hanging out with your effortlessly cool friend who just *gets* style.

What stands out isn’t just the aesthetic—it’s the quiet rebellion in their approach. While many fashion creators chase flawless perfection, Valentín embraces the frayed edges. They’ll showcase a €2,000 designer bag beside a plastic mercado tote, explaining how both hold their *café de olla* just fine. In one viral thrift haul, they transformed a stained wedding dress into a streetwear-inspired crop top, narrating the process with a self-deprecating quip: "Hija, this lace has seen more drama than my tía’s *telenovela*." Their signature move? Ending videos with a hair flip and a wink, shouting "¡Y maldad!"—a cheeky reminder that confidence isn’t about the price tag. You’ll spot tiny, humanizing details everywhere: chipped glitter nail polish, a stray cat weaving through shots, or the way they hum along to Peso Pluma tracks while folding laundry.

This isn’t just fashion—it’s a low-key movement. Followers don’t just save posts; they tag friends with captions like, "This is why we recycle *abuelita’s* dresses 💀." Valentín’s authenticity resonates deeply in a space often criticized for inaccessibility. They openly discuss shopping secondhand out of necessity, not just trendiness, and their "budget glam" hacks (like using eyeshadow as blush) have sparked real change. One fan DM’d them a photo of their own thrifted prom look, writing, "You made me stop feeling ‘less than’ for not having Zara." That’s the magic: they turn fashion into a conversation about worth, not wallets.

Off-camera, Valentín keeps it just as grounded. Born and raised in CDMX, they often film in their sun-drenched apartment balcony, where fairy lights tangle with growing succulents. They’ve hinted at studying design but dropped out to support family—a detail they weave in without fanfare, like when they dedicate a video to single parents. No staged "get ready with me" luxury routines here; instead, you’ll see them rushing to catch the *pesero* bus, heels in hand, calling it "the ultimate cardio." It’s that relatability—paired with undeniable eye for detail—that’s grown their community organically, mostly through word-of-mouth in Latine creator circles.

In an algorithm obsessed with polish, Valentín’s charm is its refusal to smooth out the bumps. They prove you can love couture *and* chaos, that elegance isn’t stiff—it’s how you carry yourself when your *sopa de tortilla* spills on your favorite blouse. It’s why followers don’t just watch; they linger, comment, and feel seen. More than content, it’s a reminder: style thrives where authenticity does. And honestly? That’s the trend worth following.