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DOWN BY THE RIVER (5/6): During Saturday morning of ModaLisboa For Good we had the opportunity to work with Ukrainian model Dina Shestopalova. With the help of Anderson Vescah we curated five looks from the “Sangue Novo” designers who represent the next generation of up and coming Portuguese fashion design at .

The weather was a little stormy and rainy, but nevertheless we took the risk to go to one of our favourite spots close to the waterfront, where Lisbon collides with it’s river, Tejo. The “Cais das Colunas” formerly marked the start of the marble steps which originally led up to Lisbon’s Ribeira Palace. For about 250 years it was the main residence of the Portuguese Kings before it got destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, only leaving the columns and stairs to remain until today.

As we photographed, Dina kept dancing angelically for the camera, with the wind and river in harmony, portraying fragility and delicacy in each shot.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

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Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
atanasio
s.z.a_studio

All Sangue Novo designers are presented by .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

DOWN BY THE RIVER (4/6): During Saturday morning of ModaLisboa For Good we had the opportunity to work with Ukrainian model Dina Shestopalova. With the help of Anderson Vescah we curated five looks from the “Sangue Novo” designers who represent the next generation of up and coming Portuguese fashion design at .

The weather was a little stormy and rainy, but nevertheless we took the risk to go to one of our favourite spots close to the waterfront, where Lisbon collides with it’s river, Tejo. The “Cais das Colunas” formerly marked the start of the marble steps which originally led up to Lisbon’s Ribeira Palace. For about 250 years it was the main residence of the Portuguese Kings before it got destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, only leaving the columns and stairs to remain until today.

As we photographed, Dina kept dancing angelically for the camera, with the wind and river in harmony, portraying fragility and delicacy in each shot.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with 

Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
Assisted I and 


Model I 



Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
atanasio
s.z.a_studio

All Sangue Novo designers are presented by .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

DOWN BY THE RIVER (3/6): During Saturday morning of ModaLisboa For Good we had the opportunity to work with Ukrainian model Dina Shestopalova. With the help of Anderson Vescah we curated five looks from the “Sangue Novo” designers who represent the next generation of up and coming Portuguese fashion design at .

The weather was a little stormy and rainy, but nevertheless we took the risk to go to one of our favourite spots close to the waterfront, where Lisbon collides with it’s river, Tejo. The “Cais das Colunas” formerly marked the start of the marble steps which originally led up to Lisbon’s Ribeira Palace. For about 250 years it was the main residence of the Portuguese Kings before it got destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, only leaving the columns and stairs to remain until today.

As we photographed, Dina kept dancing angelically for the camera, with the wind and river in harmony, portraying fragility and delicacy in each shot.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with 

Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
Assisted I and 


Model I 



Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
atanasio
s.z.a_studio

All Sangue Novo designers are presented by .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

DOWN BY THE RIVER (2/6): During Saturday morning of ModaLisboa For Good we had the opportunity to work with Ukrainian model Dina Shestopalova. With the help of Anderson Vescah we curated five looks from the “Sangue Novo” designers who represent the next generation of up and coming Portuguese fashion design at .

The weather was a little stormy and rainy, but nevertheless we took the risk to go to one of our favourite spots close to the waterfront, where Lisbon collides with it’s river, Tejo. The “Cais das Colunas” formerly marked the start of the marble steps which originally led up to Lisbon’s Ribeira Palace. For about 250 years it was the main residence of the Portuguese Kings before it got destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, only leaving the columns and stairs to remain until today.

As we photographed, Dina kept dancing angelically for the camera, with the wind and river in harmony, portraying fragility and delicacy in each shot.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with 

Assisted by I

Hair I with

Styling I and 

Assisted I and 


Model I 



Special thanks to and .

FASHION
atanasio
s.z.a_studio

All Sangue Novo designers are presented .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

DOWN BY THE RIVER, DANCING WITH DINA (1/6): During Saturday morning of ModaLisboa For Good we had the opportunity to work with Ukrainian model Dina Shestopalova. With the help of Anderson Vescah we curated five looks from the “Sangue Novo” designers who represent the next generation of up and coming Portuguese fashion design at .

The weather was a little stormy and rainy, but nevertheless we took the risk to go to one of our favourite spots close to the waterfront, where Lisbon collides with it’s river, Tejo. The “Cais das Colunas” formerly marked the start of the marble steps which originally led up to Lisbon’s Ribeira Palace. For about 250 years it was the main residence of the Portuguese Kings before it got destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, only leaving the columns and stairs to remain until today.

As we photographed, Dina kept dancing angelically for the camera, with the wind and river in harmony, portraying fragility and delicacy in each shot.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with 

Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
Assisted I and 


Model I 



Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
atanasio
s.z.a_studio

All Sangue Novo designers are presented by .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MOMU x GROUNDS SNEAKER "HANKY"
This summer, Anwerp Fasion Museum MoMu and Japanese label Grounds .official, present their shoe collaboration named Hanky, with a colourful and eye-catching design, inspired by the fabrics of the study collection in the MoMu library, the sneaker is now available solely in the MoMu Shop. Designed by Grounds founder Mikio Sakabe , a former Royal Academy of Fine Arts student in Antwerp, he studied fashion design before opening his own set of labels.

"Through shoes, we will bring about a new way of communication with the earth. We will make people more aware of the time-gravity link and make them dream of their connection to a higher dimension. Making a shoe where the sole-itself is connected to the earth, with a shape fit for walking, the burden of walking is lifted. The transparent soles of the shoes will have you feeling as if you are walking on air. With a shape that delivers a punch, feel your consciousness flow through the soles of your shoes." — Mikio Sakabe

All photos courtesy MoMu x Grounds
Words Daniella Teixeira

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and read the feature, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MEMENTO(6/6): From Berlin to Paris

Berlin showroom had one of its bi-annual showcases this March, representing five fashion designers who are at the core of the vibrant German fashion scene. In collaboration with photographer Arnaud Ele, they created Memento, an editorial that aims to display the talent that is arising out of Berlin. The showcase took place at Tranoï a platform for new fashion design and a trade show partner of Paris Fashion Week, making it an opportunity for the designers to gain recognition abroad and present their AW24/25 collection to a wide audience of press and buyers.

This season’s lineup boasted a fusion of Berlin Showrooms veterans and promising newcomers. Established labels such as .knitwear and
are sharing the spotlight with exciting up-and-comers
, , and .studios.

The five main designers in this editorial not only share a particular interest in prints and patterns, knitwear and yarn, but also sustainable values, both in their choice of suppliers and in the production process.

ZOOT had the chance to catch up with all five Berlin Showroom designers by email and look closer at what is at the core of their creations.

To view the full production and read the interviews, go at the link in bio / ZOOT meets or at www.zootmagazine.com

Direction and photography arnaud.ele
Assisted by

Styling
Assisted by

Hair and Makeup .c

Models
.jazz


Studio .berlin

Words & interview
Edited
Layout .dsigngraphisme.marseille

Special thanks

Additional designers featuredberlin

.carstensen

official

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and all fashion credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MEMENTO(5/6): From Berlin to Paris

Berlin showroom had one of its bi-annual showcases this March, representing five fashion designers who are at the core of the vibrant German fashion scene. In collaboration with photographer Arnaud Ele, they created Memento, an editorial that aims to display the talent that is arising out of Berlin. The showcase took place at Tranoï a platform for new fashion design and a trade show partner of Paris Fashion Week, making it an opportunity for the designers to gain recognition abroad and present their AW24/25 collection to a wide audience of press and buyers.

This season’s lineup boasted a fusion of Berlin Showrooms veterans and promising newcomers. Established labels such as .knitwear and
are sharing the spotlight with exciting up-and-comers
, , and .studios.

The five main designers in this editorial not only share a particular interest in prints and patterns, knitwear and yarn, but also sustainable values, both in their choice of suppliers and in the production process.

ZOOT had the chance to catch up with all five Berlin Showroom designers by email and look closer at what is at the core of their creations.

To view the full production and read the interviews, go at the link in bio / ZOOT meets or at www.zootmagazine.com

Direction and photography arnaud.ele
Assisted by

Styling
Assisted by

Hair and Makeup .c

Models
.jazz


Studio .berlin

Words & interview
Edited
Layout .dsigngraphisme.marseille

Special thanks

Additional designers featuredberlin

.carstensen

official

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and all fashion credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MEMENTO(4/6): From Berlin to Paris

Berlin showroom had one of its bi-annual showcases this March, representing five fashion designers who are at the core of the vibrant German fashion scene. In collaboration with photographer Arnaud Ele, they created Memento, an editorial that aims to display the talent that is arising out of Berlin. The showcase took place at Tranoï a platform for new fashion design and a trade show partner of Paris Fashion Week, making it an opportunity for the designers to gain recognition abroad and present their AW24/25 collection to a wide audience of press and buyers.

This season’s lineup boasted a fusion of Berlin Showrooms veterans and promising newcomers. Established labels such as .knitwear and
are sharing the spotlight with exciting up-and-comers
, , and .studios.

The five main designers in this editorial not only share a particular interest in prints and patterns, knitwear and yarn, but also sustainable values, both in their choice of suppliers and in the production process.

ZOOT had the chance to catch up with all five Berlin Showroom designers by email and look closer at what is at the core of their creations.

To view the full production and read the interviews, go at the link in bio / ZOOT meets or at www.zootmagazine.com

Direction and photography arnaud.ele
Assisted by

Styling
Assisted by

Hair and Makeup .c

Models
.jazz


Studio .berlin

Words & interview
Edited
Layout .dsigngraphisme.marseille

Special thanks

Additional designers featuredberlin

.carstensen

official

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and all fashion credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MEMENTO: From Berlin to Paris

Berlin showroom had one of its bi-annual showcases this March, representing five fashion designers who are at the core of the vibrant German fashion scene. In collaboration with photographer Arnaud Ele, they created Memento, an editorial that aims to display the talent that is arising out of Berlin. The showcase took place at Tranoï a platform for new fashion design and a trade show partner of Paris Fashion Week, making it an opportunity for the designers to gain recognition abroad and present their AW24/25 collection to a wide audience of press and buyers.

This season’s lineup boasted a fusion of Berlin Showrooms veterans and promising newcomers. Established labels such as .knitwear and
are sharing the spotlight with exciting up-and-comers
, , and .studios.

The five main designers in this editorial not only share a particular interest in prints and patterns, knitwear and yarn, but also sustainable values, both in their choice of suppliers and in the production process.

ZOOT had the chance to catch up with all five Berlin Showroom designers by email and look closer at what is at the core of their creations.

To view the full production and read the interviews, go at the link in bio / ZOOT meets or at www.zootmagazine.com

Direction and photography arnaud.ele
Assisted by

Styling
Assisted by

Hair and Makeup .c

Models
.jazz


Studio .berlin

Words & interview
Edited
Layout .dsigngraphisme.marseille

Special thanks

Additional designers featuredberlin

.carstensen

official

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and all fashion credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

MEMENTO: From Berlin to Paris

Berlin showroom had one of its bi-annual showcases this March, representing five fashion designers who are at the core of the vibrant German fashion scene. In collaboration with photographer Arnaud Ele, they created Memento, an editorial that aims to display the talent that is arising out of Berlin. The showcase took place at Tranoï a platform for new fashion design and a trade show partner of Paris Fashion Week, making it an opportunity for the designers to gain recognition abroad and present their AW24/25 collection to a wide audience of press and buyers.

This season’s lineup boasted a fusion of Berlin Showrooms veterans and promising newcomers. Established labels such as .knitwear and
are sharing the spotlight with exciting up-and-comers
, , and .studios.

The five main designers in this editorial not only share a particular interest in prints and patterns, knitwear and yarn, but also sustainable values, both in their choice of suppliers and in the production process.

ZOOT had the chance to catch up with all five Berlin Showroom designers by email and look closer at what is at the core of their creations.

To view the full production and read the interviews, go at the link in bio / ZOOT meets or at www.zootmagazine.com


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Styling
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Hair and Makeup .c

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Studio .berlin

Words & interview
Edited
Layout .dsigngraphisme.marseille

Special thanks

Additional designers featuredberlin

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*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and all fashion credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.��

Up and down (6/6)

With this editorial, we are finalizing ZOOT’s Editor’s Pick from the Portuguese SS24 fashion season, which began last year with our three-part series on Lisbon’s Pink Street. The final part was photographed in March, during our stay in Lisbon, the week before ModaLisboa. We decided to change location and worked from our apartment in Escadinhas de São Crispim in Alfama, just next to the famous artistic school of Chapitô.

This final installment features designs from Dino Alves, Valentim Quaresma, Alves/Gonçalves, as well as emerging talents Çal Pfungst, Cristina Neves, House of Wildflowers, and Renato Luis. We accessorized with gold-plated, handcrafted jewelry from Tatá Art Jewelry, inspired by shells and organic forms from the sea and plants.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

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Beauty I with
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Styling I and 
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Model I .t

Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

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Bejewelled harness gold-plated bracelett and rings .jewelry.design; blazer .alves.goncalves I PR .pressoffic; sunglasses from

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

Up and down (4/6)

With this editorial, we are finalizing ZOOT’s Editor’s Pick from the Portuguese SS24 fashion season, which began last year with our three-part series on Lisbon’s Pink Street. The final part was photographed in March, during our stay in Lisbon, the week before ModaLisboa. We decided to change location and worked from our apartment in Escadinhas de São Crispim in Alfama, just next to the famous artistic school of Chapitô.

This final installment features designs from Dino Alves, Valentim Quaresma, Alves/Gonçalves, as well as emerging talents Çal Pfungst, Cristina Neves, House of Wildflowers, and Renato Luis. We accessorized with gold-plated, handcrafted jewelry from Tatá Art Jewelry, inspired by shells and organic forms from the sea and plants.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with
Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
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Model I .t

Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
Cropped top  I PR ; cargo denim .brand | PR .pressoffice

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

Up and down (3/6)

With this editorial, we are finalizing ZOOT’s Editor’s Pick from the Portuguese SS24 fashion season, which began last year with our three-part series on Lisbon’s Pink Street. The final part was photographed in March, during our stay in Lisbon, the week before ModaLisboa. We decided to change location and worked from our apartment in Escadinhas de São Crispim in Alfama, just next to the famous artistic school of Chapitô.

This final installment features designs from Dino Alves, Valentim Quaresma, Alves/Gonçalves, as well as emerging talents Çal Pfungst, Cristina Neves, House of Wildflowers, and Renato Luis. We accessorized with gold-plated, handcrafted jewelry from Tatá Art Jewelry, inspired by shells and organic forms from the sea and plants.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with
Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
Assisted I and 

Model I .t

Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
Dress and bracelets ; sunglasses from

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

Up and down (2/6)

With this editorial, we are finalizing ZOOT’s Editor’s Pick from the Portuguese SS24 fashion season, which began last year with our three-part series on Lisbon’s Pink Street. The final part was photographed in March, during our stay in Lisbon, the week before ModaLisboa. We decided to change location and worked from our apartment in Escadinhas de São Crispim in Alfama, just next to the famous artistic school of Chapitô.

This final installment features designs from Dino Alves, Valentim Quaresma, Alves/Gonçalves, as well as emerging talents Çal Pfungst, Cristina Neves, House of Wildflowers, and Renato Luis. We accessorized with gold-plated, handcrafted jewelry from Tatá Art Jewelry, inspired by shells and organic forms from the sea and plants.

To view the full production, go at the link in bio / ZOOT shoots or at www.zootmagazine.com

Photography I

Beauty I with
Assisted I

Hair I with

Styling I and 
Assisted I and 

Model I .t

Special thanks to and Daniela Teixeira.

FASHION
Coat by .pressoffice
gold-plated earrings and rings .jewelry.design.

*Please note that the images have been cropped for Instagram. To see the full-size photos and credits, visit www.zootmagazine.com.

In memory of Manuel Alves, a master of Portuguese fashion design and a friend.

These photos are part of an editorial we photographed in March in Lisbon. It is supposed to go online on Friday this week.

Now we are sharing this beautiful feather dress from Manuel Alves and José Manuel Gonçalves with you today.

Dress by ALVES/GONÇALVES