Zoé Cristofoli

Cristofoli’s interest in fashion began before her public social-media career. In an original interview, she said she completed a fashion-school diploma and learned both commercial and tailoring skills. Making clothes and developing her personal style gave her a way to communicate her identity before tattoos became the most recognisable feature of her image.Source: Iuppiter News ↗

Moving to Milan helped her build a career in modelling and digital content. The 2026 One More Time podcast traced that move and her determination to become financially independent. Its first-person interview explored the work and setbacks behind an outwardly glamorous public life, as well as the family she later built with Hernández.Source: OnePodcast / One More Time ↗

Her assignments have included representing jeweller Fasoli at the Venice Film Festival. She described that appearance as an opportunity to bring a different style to the red carpet. Her tattoos are also a personal form of expression: she has discussed their connection with memories, family and the drawing skills of the artists who create them.Source: Iuppiter News ↗

Music and animal welfare have also featured in her public work. Radio Zeta’s guest biography records her appearance in Omar Pedrini’s 2017 music video Come se non ci fosse un domani, along with DJing and boxing. She also created an account for her dog Ian Carter that helped draw attention to work supporting abandoned animals.Source: Radio Zeta ↗