Danielle Corona is the founder and creative director of Hunting Season, a luxury leather goods line founded in 2006. Corona moved from New York City to Bogotá in 2013 where she now produces her collection, partnering with local Colombian artisans and craftspeople. A Florida native with Cuban heritage, Corona grew up between Miami and the Lake Okeechobee countryside, where her family has owned a working ranch for 40 years. After spending extended periods at the ranch throughout the pandemic, Corona, her husband, and three children decided to make the move permanent.
Recently, Vogue caught up with Corona at her new residence, where days are spent tending to the vegetable garden, enjoying a cup of coffee on the porch, and soaking in this sprawling slice of conservation land in central Florida. Ahead, the former CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist shares firsthand why she’s returned to her Florida roots, the backstory behind her most treasured interior pieces, and the influence this pastoral setting may impart on her future collections.
