The newly opened Entrée Concept Store in Ciudad Las Canas, Cap Cana, became the latest stop for The Living Route. Over two days, the initiative created by Sr. Manolo and Corona brought together fashion, personalization and gastronomy in a single experience.
The journey began at The Living Route truck before continuing inside Entrée Concept Store. There, Sr. Manolo’s collections shared the space with the Charm Bar and a food offering that invited guests to stay a little longer.
A Brand Rooted in Family History
For this edition, Sr. Manolo took center stage at The Living Route. The brand was founded by young designer María Calderón and her sister, María Alejandra.
Its name pays tribute to their grandfather, who was born in La Guardia, Galicia, Spain. His story continues to inspire a brand where craftsmanship, color, the sea and a relaxed lifestyle shape every collection.
The selection featured printed T-shirts, charm-customized tees, handcrafted necklaces and a carefully curated range of accessories. Each design embraces versatility while reflecting a style made for summer.
The details that made the difference
One of the highlights of the experience was the Charm Bar, where visitors customized T-shirts and accessories with a variety of charms.
The experience continued even after each purchase. Every shopping bag included a complimentary bag charm, a thoughtful detail that reinforced the initiative’s creative and personal approach.
Fashion and gastronomy along the way
The event also featured a culinary component. While Corona offered complimentary Coronitas, Marie Bakery & Cafe, located next to Entrée Concept Store, served coffee, matcha and a selection of food goodies available for purchase throughout the event.
More than a shopping stop, The Living Route transformed Dominican design into an immersive experience. Its visit to Ciudad Las Canas, Cap Cana, brought together fashion, personalization and gastronomy while introducing Sr. Manolo to new audiences and celebrating local creative talent.
