top of page

Zoreli News

Public·6 Zoreli News

Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Tim Walker brings the queer world to Fairyland: Love and Legends

Tim Walker’s new exhibition at London’s National Portrait Gallery opened on October 9 and brings together 250 portraits spanning more than five decades of queer history in the UK. In the gallery’s rooms, Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan, and Frank Ocean share the space with activists, workers, and figures from London’s underground scene. There is no timeline to follow: the images connect different eras and experiences, telling a collective story that goes far beyond its best-known names.


True to Walker’s theatrical imagination, the photographs unfold like scenes suspended between reality and fantasy, created in collaboration with set designer Shona Heath. The exhibition moves from the irreverence of the Rebel Dykes collective to drag culture and references to classic fairy tales, bringing together beauty and the stories of resistance woven throughout the images. Here, fantasy doesn’t disguise reality; it allows us to see it from a different perspective. The exhibition remains open…


Fotografía surrealista de Tim Walker para su exposición 'Fairyland'. En una señorial habitación clásica de alfombra azul, una modelo yace de espaldas en el suelo vistiendo un monumental vestido rosa pastel hecho de infinitas capas de tul que se expanden a su alrededor como un abanico gigante, rodeada de rosas rojas esparcidas y elementos teatrales

9 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Robert Wun brings his couture vision to New York City Ballet

Robert Wun takes his dramatic visual language from the runway to the stage with Shared Rain, a piece presented at the New York City Ballet’s Fall Fashion Gala 2026. For the collaboration, the London-based designer created midnight-blue bodysuits embellished with Swarovski crystals, alongside geometric headpieces shaped like six-pointed umbrellas, developed with support from Senz.


The production marks the first commission for both Wun and choreographer Jennifer Archibald at NYCB. Her work explores how the human body responds to the force of a storm, with climate change as its backdrop. Drawing on the umbrellas that featured prominently in one of Wun’s haute couture collections, the choreography transforms them into an extension of the dancers’ physical language.


Set to immersive music and met with a standing ovation at Lincoln Center, Shared Rain brings fashion, dance, and environmental reflection together on a single stage. The piece is part of the Contemporary Choreography I…


Fotografía en escena de la obra "Shared Rain" durante la Gala de Moda del New York City Ballet, mostrando el vestuario diseñado por Robert Wun. Tres bailarines ejecutan una coreografía dinámica sobre un fondo completamente negro. Visten sofisticados bodysuits de color azul medianoche con detalles de pequeños cristales brillantes de Swarovski que asemejan gotas de lluvia bajo los reflectores. El elemento más destacado son los tocados oscuros y rígidos en forma de paraguas de seis puntas que cubren sus cabezas, adornados también con cristales centelleantes. Los bailarines adoptan posturas expresivas e inclinadas con los brazos extendidos, capturando la fusión entre la alta costura y la danza contemporánea

1 View
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Apparatus turns design into a fable

Five years after his last complete collection, Gabriel Hendifar returns with ACT V: AFSANEH, a new furniture and lighting collection inspired by his Persian roots. The name, meaning “fable” in Persian, is also a tribute to his mother.


The collection transforms everyday pieces into objects with a fantastical quality. Among them is Rahvi, a cast-brass light inspired by a mythical serpent and adorned with rings of semiprecious stones, alongside the lacquered Esfand lamps and Gol fiberglass pendants.


Originally presented in New York as the starting point for its international rollout toward London, ACT V: AFSANEH reaffirms Apparatus’ ability to turn lighting into sculptural pieces capable of transforming a space.

Lámparas colgantes diseñadas por Gabriel Hendifar para su marca APPARATUS, con estética vanguardista suspendidas sobre una fuente circular negra que genera ondas en el agua. La estructura de iluminación combina un cable blanco con una esfera brillante y una estructura tubular negra curvada con dos globos de luz adicionales. Al fondo, una pared de concreto gris exhibe cinco luces ovaladas empotradas verticalmente, y a la derecha se aprecia una entrada con escalones estampados.

Apparatus convierte el diseño en una fábula


3 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Ricollin Moodley paints with Rhode

Ricollin Moodley brings his signature technique to Rhode, using the brand’s makeup products to create a painting that shows just how far beauty can go as an artistic medium.


Moodley began experimenting with discarded cosmetics when he couldn’t afford traditional art supplies. Since then, he has turned lipstick and other beauty products into his signature medium, even developing his own sealant to preserve his work.


From the makeup bag to the canvas: beauty wants to be art, too.



Ricollin Moodley pinta con Rhode


Ricollin Moodley llevó su técnica característica a Rhode, utilizando productos de maquillaje de la marca para crear una pintura que demuestra hasta dónde puede llegar el beauty como medio artístico.


8 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Yayoi Kusama: Infinity never ends

The artist who turned polka dots, mirrors, and her own visions into a universal language.


Yayoi Kusama, one of the most radical and influential figures in contemporary art, died at the age of 97 at a hospital in Tokyo on August 14. The news was publicly confirmed on August 27 in Japan by her representative studios and the Yayoi Kusama Museum.


For more than seven decades, Kusama transformed her inner world into an unmistakable body of work. Polka dots, infinite nets, pumpkins, and mirrored rooms became a visual signature that transcended museums to become one of the most recognizable languages in contemporary culture.


Now, the art world bids farewell to a creator who transformed her own visions into a universal language. Kusama did not paint infinity to represent it: she built spaces for us to step inside it. And although her brush has finally come to a stop, her dots…



5 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Loro Piana turns art into a stage

Loro Piana unveils its Fall/Winter 2026–2027 campaign across some of Houston's most iconic cultural landmarks, including the Menil Collection and the Rothko Chapel. Photographed by Mario Sorrenti, the campaign creates a dialogue between architecture, contemporary art, and the quiet aesthetic that has come to define the maison.


Beyond the collection itself, the campaign coincides with the announcement of a cultural partnership between Loro Piana, the Menil Collection, and the Rothko Chapel, reflecting how leading luxury houses continue to deepen their ties with institutions dedicated to preserving artistic and cultural heritage.



Loro Piana convierte el arte en escenario


Loro Piana presenta su campaña Otoño/Invierno 2026-2027 en algunos de los espacios culturales más emblemáticos de Houston, entre ellos la Menil Collection y la Rothko Chapel. Fotografiada por Mario Sorrenti, la campaña establece un diálogo entre la arquitectura, el arte contemporáneo y la estética silenciosa que ha definido a la maison.


Más allá…

30 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Yohji Yamamoto opens his creative archive

Yohji Yamamoto unveils Yohji Yamamoto Drawings, a 320-page volume featuring 183 previously unpublished sketches created between 1981 and 1999. Published by Thames & Hudson and designed by Peter Saville, the book offers a rare glimpse into the Japanese designer's creative process.


The project began after fashion historian Alexandre Samson discovered the sketches—long believed to have been lost in a Tokyo warehouse. Its publication reflects the growing interest among heritage fashion houses in revealing the creative processes behind their collections, extending the value of the archive beyond the runway.



Yohji Yamamoto abre su archivo creativo


Yohji Yamamoto presenta Yohji Yamamoto Drawings, un libro de 320 páginas que reúne 183 bocetos inéditos realizados entre 1981 y 1999. Publicado por Thames & Hudson y diseñado por Peter Saville, el volumen ofrece una mirada poco habitual al proceso creativo del diseñador japonés.


El proyecto nació tras el hallazgo de estos bocetos —que se pensaban…

39 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

Nova Projectum explores a new way to listen

Nova Projectum unveils Duality, a pair of earphones that reinterpret technology through a sculptural design language. Created in collaboration with digital artist Senne, each earpiece embodies a contrast: one features the figure of an angel, while the other is shaped around a demon, transforming an everyday device into an extension of design.


Compatible with USB-C, Lightning, and 3.5 mm audio jack connections, the earphones combine functionality with an unconventional aesthetic. The launch reflects how technology continues to move closer to the world of accessories.



Nova Projectum explora una nueva forma de escuchar


Nova Projectum presenta Duality, unos audífonos que reinterpretan la tecnología desde un lenguaje escultórico. Diseñados junto al artista digital Senne, cada pieza representa un contraste: un auricular incorpora la figura de un ángel y el otro la de un demonio, transformando un objeto cotidiano en una extensión del diseño.


Compatibles con USB-C, Lightning y jack de 3.5 mm,…

30 Views
Zoreli Magazine
Zoreli Magazine

The Devil Wears Prada comes to the museum

The fashion of The Devil Wears Prada is stepping off the screen and into an immersive experience. New York's Museum of Arts and Design will host a pop-up installation inspired by the world of the film to celebrate the streaming debut of its sequel. Visitors will be able to step inside spaces such as Miranda Priestly's office, explore the Runway closet, and view original costumes from the film.


More than a temporary activation, the installation reflects how fashion continues to engage with entertainment, transforming cinematic stories into immersive, real-world experiences.



The Devil Wears Prada llega al museo


La moda de The Devil Wears Prada sale de la pantalla para convertirse en una experiencia inmersiva. El Museum of Arts and Design de Nueva York presentará una instalación pop-up inspirada en el universo de la película con motivo del estreno en streaming de su secuela. Los visitantes podrán recorrer espacios como la…


17 Views
    bottom of page