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Argentina Calu Rivero has transitioned from a prominent actress and model to an influencer for sustainable fashion and women's rights.
Worked with the international fashion house Chanel.
Worked with the international fashion house Prada.
Worked with the international fashion house Miu Miu.
Worked with the international fashion house Stella McCartney.
Got exclusive access to the Brooklyn Museum before Tory Burch's Spring-Summer 2020 show for a collaboration related to NYFW. Also worked with the international brand.
Worked with the international beauty brand Elizabeth Arden.
Teammed up with AG Jeans and L'Officiel USA for a sustainable laundry day campaign, highlighting important efforts.
Carla Soledad “Calu” Rivero, born on April 5, 1987, in Recreo, Catamarca, Argentina, began her career in dramatic arts at the National University of Córdoba. After moving to Buenos Aires in 2006, she studied acting with Norman Briski. Her early work included temporary roles in “Son de Fierro” (2007) and “Lalola.” Her breakthrough came in August 2007, playing a villain in “Patito Feo,” a role that quickly gained her national recognition. This made her the first actress from Catamarca to appear on national television and led to her being named Illustrious Citizen of Recreo.
Rivero continued to establish her acting career with roles in television shows such as “Champs 12” (2009), “Alguien que me quiera” (2010), “The One” (2011), “Candy Love” (2012), and “Mis amigos de siempre” (2013–2014), for which she received a Martín Fierro nomination. Her film debut was in “Thesis on a Homicide” (2013), which was a box office success. More recently, she appeared in “Campanas en la noche” (2019) and “El Sonido de los Tulipanes” (2019).
Beyond her acting, Rivero became a sought-after model, representing brands such as Nike and TOMS Shoes, and later international fashion houses like Chanel, Prada, and Stella McCartney. Her influence extended to sustainable fashion, and she designed a winter collection for Complot. She adopted the name Dignity in late 2019, reflecting her focus on advocacy for women’s rights and environmental causes. She now lives in New York City and maintains a public profile as an actress, model, and activist.
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