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: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | BING BING PART 2Style is an act of constant reinvention. It shifts effortlessly between precision ...
10/08/2026

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | BING BING PART 2

Style is an act of constant reinvention. It shifts effortlessly between precision and spontaneity, softness and defiance, intimacy and spectacle. In Bing Bing Part II, familiar codes are reimagined through sculptural tailoring, fluid silhouettes, tactile textures, and moments of unexpected ease. Every look becomes another chapter in a woman who refuses definition—moving seamlessly between strength and vulnerability, restraint and bold expression. Fashion here is never static; it evolves with every frame, revealing identity as something endlessly unfolding.

Photography: Roger Rich Roger Rich
Talent: Bing Bing bingbing 冰冰 IMG Models Worldwide
Styling: Justin Hamilton Justin Hamilton
Hair: Paul Donovan pauldonovanhair
Make-up: Irina Cajvaneanu Irina Cajvaneanu Caren Agency using MERIT
Photography Assistant: Jeff Lee JEFFREY LEE DESIGN
Styling Assistant: Rain Gilani
Production: Anna Falcó
Creative Direction: José Klap Jose Klap
Post Production: David Davies David Davies

History becomes a living material in the Fendi couture collection, where heritage is revisited through a distinctly cont...
14/07/2026

History becomes a living material in the Fendi couture collection, where heritage is revisited through a distinctly contemporary lens. Inspired by cultural references ranging from Emilie Flöge to the house’s own archives, fluid A-line silhouettes and unwaisted tailoring celebrate freedom of movement, proving that clothes should adapt to the body—not the other way around.

Craftsmanship remains at the heart of the collection. A restrained palette of black and white lets textures speak: transparent fabrics, satin, silk, geometric motifs and intricate embroideries create depth with remarkable subtlety. Fur quietly nods to the house’s heritage, while sculptural accessories—serpent necklaces and armor-inspired details—bring a modern edge.

Rather than relying on extravagance, the collection finds its strength in precision, where history, artistry and couture savoir-faire merge into an elegant vision of modernity.

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | BING BING PART 1Elegance is never loud. It reveals itself through precision, through the tension b...
13/07/2026

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | BING BING PART 1

Elegance is never loud. It reveals itself through precision, through the tension between softness and structure, through a presence that transforms every silhouette into a statement. In Bing Bing, contrasts become a language—black against ivory, leather against lace, strength balanced with quiet grace. Each frame exists between reality and reverie, where timeless tailoring meets cinematic restraint. Beyond seasonal narratives, this story explores the enduring power of individuality: a beauty defined not by excess, but by intention, confidence, and the art of leaving a lasting impression.

Photography: Roger Rich
Talent: Bing Bing IMG Models Worldwide
Styling: Justin Hamilton
Hair: Paul Donovan
Make-up: Irina Cajvaneanu Irina Cajvaneanu Caren Agency using MERIT
Photography Assistant: Jeff Lee JEFFREY LEE DESIGN
Styling Assistant: Rain Gilani
Production: Anna Falcó
Creative Direction: José Klap Jose Klap
Post Production: David Davies

Haute Couture Week opened in Paris with four collections offering strikingly different creative visions. At Dior, Jonath...
10/07/2026

Haute Couture Week opened in Paris with four collections offering strikingly different creative visions.
At Dior, Jonathan Anderson explored the contrasts found in nature. Delicate floral embroidery met structured silhouettes, while fairytale references gave way to darker reflections through chrome-stained gowns and luminous metallic dresses. The collection reaffirmed Dior’s enduring connection to flowers and gardens with a poetic yet contemporary approach.

Daniel Roseberry transported Schiaparelli into the depths of the ocean with The Abyss. Jellyfish-like gowns, glowing sculpted bodices and tentacle-inspired details transformed marine life into couture, balancing surrealism with impeccable tailoring.

Later that day, Iris van Herpen blurred the boundaries between fashion, science and technology. Inspired by stellar vibrations and plasma fields, Sonic Starquakes featured embroideries that seemed suspended in space and a luminous electrically charged dress, once again demonstrating her ability to translate scientific innovation into breathtaking couture.

At CHANEL, Matthieu Blazy continued to shape his vision for the house through a dialogue between childhood nostalgia, nature and imagination. Building upon his first Haute Couture presentation, he enriched the silhouettes introduced last season. Signature CHANEL tailleurs were transformed with pearls, embroidered flowers and colourful feathers, while raffia textures evoked the innocence of a scarecrow elevated by the refinement of the maison’s savoir-faire. A collection where elegance met imagination, reaffirming CHANEL’s ability to preserve its heritage while opening new creative horizons.

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | MARY FURTASOn a sunlit Thursday in London, Stas Tave sat down with Mary Furtas - the founder of CU...
09/07/2026

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | MARY FURTAS

On a sunlit Thursday in London, Stas Tave sat down with Mary Furtas - the founder of CULTNAKED, a woman who has turned instinct into an unmistakable visual language. What unfolded was less a conversation about fashion than one about conviction: building fantasy through discipline, embracing excess with intention, and creating a brand that exists beyond trends. Somewhere between ambition and elegance, Furtas reveals that the most compelling identities are never constructed for approval - they’re lived with absolute certainty.

Read the full interview in ZOO MAGAZINE Summer Issue 91.

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | THE HOURS IN BETWEENThe best moments are often the ones in between—the room before checkout, the s...
08/07/2026

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | THE HOURS IN BETWEEN

The best moments are often the ones in between—the room before checkout, the shirt left unbuttoned, the afternoon light cutting across familiar walls. Roger Rich’s latest story lives inside that quiet rhythm. Styled entirely in FENDI, the wardrobe shifts effortlessly between softness and structure, capturing a masculinity that doesn’t need to announce itself. Nothing feels rushed, nothing feels overworked. Just clothes, light, and the kind of stillness that makes you look twice.

Photography: Roger Rich
Talent: Jakob Weissbarth IZAIO MANAGEMENT
Styling: Josepha Rodriguez Josepha Rodríguez
Hair: Masayuki Yuasa .hair using Less is More Organic
Make-up: Lee Hyangsoon
Production: Anna Falcó Magazine
Creative Direction: José Klap Magazine Jose Klap
Location: Hotel Bristol Berlin, Vignette Collection Bristol Berlin, Vignette Collection

Berlin Fashion Week opened with two standout visions. William Fan presented Exchange, a collection inspired by movement ...
07/07/2026

Berlin Fashion Week opened with two standout visions. William Fan presented Exchange, a collection inspired by movement and travel, where lightweight silhouettes and functional tailoring reflected the rhythm of a life constantly on the move. Later, Lou De Betoly captivated the runway with an intricately crafted Fall/Winter 2026 collection, combining embroidery, lace and sculptural silhouettes into expressive, artisanal creations. The week continued with a diverse lineup of designers, each bringing a distinctive perspective: MARKE’s architectural minimalism, Orange Culture’s vibrant storytelling, Clara Colette Miramon’s romantic sensuality, BUZIGAHILL’s refined upcycling, GmbH’s confident tailoring, Haderlump Atelier Berlin’s urban precision, John Lawrence Sullivan’s bold edge, Laura Gerte’s raw femininity and SF1OG’s nostalgic, punk-inspired elegance.
Berlin once again proved itself as a platform for creativity, experimentation and independent fashion.

| LATIN BEAUTIES PART 2Between precision and passion, Latin Beauties explores the enduring dialogue between femininity...
03/07/2026

| LATIN BEAUTIES PART 2

Between precision and passion, Latin Beauties explores the enduring dialogue between femininity and fashion. Sculptural tailoring, saturated reds, intricate embellishment, and bold accessories come together in a visual narrative where elegance is instinctive rather than imposed. Every look carries its own character, revealing that true glamour is never about excess—it is about presence.

Photography: Felipe Censi Felipe Censi
Talent: Marina Dias, Lovani Pinnow, Eliana Weirich, Júlia Machado, Michelli Provensi and Victória Rossi Eliana Weirich Júlia Machado Michelli Provensi Victória Rossi
Styling: Marcello De Santis Marcello De Santis
Hair & Make-up: André Mattos André Mattos
Location: Tavola42, São Paulo
Special thanks to Vinicius Freire, MOVE MANAGEMENT, BOSSA MGT and Eduardo Andrade Vinicius Freire MOVE MANAGEMENT BOSSA MGT

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | LATIN BEAUTIESPower reveals itself in the quietest gestures. Latin Beauties is a study in sculptur...
02/07/2026

: SUMMER ISSUE 91 | LATIN BEAUTIES

Power reveals itself in the quietest gestures. Latin Beauties is a study in sculptural elegance, where crimson tones meet monochrome palettes, vintage glamour is reimagined through a contemporary lens, and every silhouette commands attention without demanding it. Rich textures, intricate embellishments, and statement accessories become more than adornment—they evolve into symbols of confidence, individuality, and timeless sophistication. Every frame captures a balance of restraint and intensity, softness and strength, creating a visual rhythm that feels both cinematic and intimate. This editorial celebrates women whose presence speaks louder than excess. Fashion becomes a language of character rather than decoration, transforming every look into a portrait of modern femininity—bold, refined, and effortlessly unforgettable.

Photography: Felipe Censi Felipe Censi
Talent: Marina Dias, Lovani Pinnow
Eliana Weirich, Júlia Machado, Michelli Provensi and Victória Rossi Eliana Weirich Júlia Machado Michelli Provensi Victória Rossi
Styling: Marcello De Santis Marcello De Santis
Hair and Make-up: André Mattos André Mattos
Location: tavola42, São Paulo
Special thanks to Vinicius Freire, MOVE MANAGEMENT, BOSSA MGT and Eduardo Andrade Vinicius Freire MOVE MANAGEMENT BOSSA MGT

FORBIDDEN COLOURS, SUMMER ISSUE #91 Marlene Burow for . Quiet intensity, fleeting moments, and the beauty of not tryin...
29/06/2026

FORBIDDEN COLOURS, SUMMER ISSUE #91

Marlene Burow for . Quiet intensity, fleeting moments, and the beauty of not trying too hard.
“You simply can’t predict how anything is going to turn out.”

Photography: Jordann Wood Jordann Wood
Talent: Marlene Burow lido agency
Styling: Josepha Rodriguez Josepha Rodríguez
Hair and Make-up: Theo Schnürer Theo Schnürer using CHANEL BEAUTY and Oribe
Photography Assistant: Marcus Fabian
Production: Anna Falcó ZOO Magazine
Creative Direction: José Klap ZOO Magazine Jose Klap
Location: Arthur Laidlaw Studio, Berlin

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