Ouroborus

09 Jul 2026

By Aisha Soto, Diego Vitaller, Mario Man, Raul Garcia, Alba Alhambra, Sara Moratilla Mora, Six Management

Silver wire spirals through the frame, suspending black spheres in mid-gesture around a figure dressed in monochrome polka-dot sheer. The sculptural loops have no beginning or end, only flow — she conducts them with raised hands, part mod ingénue, part ritual keeper. A study in cyclical return, where 60s femininity meets the geometry of perpetual motion.

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@aisha.niccole

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@muagami_beauty

Hair

@marioman_stylist

Style

@rau.garciaa

Art Director

@aalba.arte

Starring

@sarammelle

Talent Agency

@sixmanagement.es

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Who shot and styled the Ouroborus editorial?

Photographer Aisha Soto captured the images, with hair and makeup by Diego Vitaller and Mario Man, styling by Raul Garcia, and art direction by Alba Alhambra. Model Sara Moratilla Mora is represented by Six Management.

What is the concept behind the Ouroborus editorial?

Silver wire wraps the body, black beads suspend in air, and circular fragments flow endlessly over a black-and-white polka dot sheer dress. Sixties mod sensibility meets the language of contemporary sculpture, expressing time swallowing its own tail in perpetual cycle.

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