





Photographic record of mourning dress displayed at the “Zuzu Angel – I am Brazilian fashion” exhibition, held from august 31st and October 8th 2006, at the “Museu Histórico Nacional” (National Historic Museum), Rio de Janeiro.
Silver necklace with flowers and a porcelain angel in: white, pink, blue, green and orange. The angel is proned at the center of the piece, which is holding a bouquet of flowers, over a 0, 14 cm metal support with leaves details. Around the flowers, there are flowers and leaves, as well as on the three pendants, which are 0, 05 cm each, right below the angel. The metal chain is 0, 15 cm long and has small blue balls, The closing is buoy style.
Headscarf in black silk muslin with a hand sewn hemline.
Long dress, made of tiled black silk and long sleeves. Sleeves with a frown on the shoulders, straight V cleavage, slightly rounded. Hems and wrists are hand sewn, with the hem having a gimp thread. Closing at the back with brackets and a 0, 53 cm zipper. On the inside, there is a metal snap button at the height of the shoulders with a part being stuck to the piece and another on a strap sewn to the piece.
Black chiffon shawl, with a patterned print of daisies, polka dots and lines in: yellow, orange, white and green. Ahs a double fabric, and ruffles on sides A and C.
O Grupo Oliwer Martino, liderado por Marlos Oliwer, lançou em 25 de abril a coleção de óculos “Zuzu Angel: Olhares de Liberdade” uma coleção autoral da marca de óculos Oliwer Martino, e também inaugurou uma exposição homônima na Praça Central do Brasil, em Curvelo.
On April 25, 2025, Curvelo/MG made history in Brazilian fashion by hosting the first edition of the Zuzu — Olhares de Liberdade event.
Em 2016, nascia em silêncio um desejo: homenagear uma das maiores vozes da moda brasileira — Zuzu Angel. Mais do que uma estilista, Zuzu foi um símbolo de resistência, liberdade e força.
Launch of the eyewear line inspired by Zuzu's prints: Olhares de Liberdade by Oliwer Martino