Luiza Morotti: Between Travels, Cameras, and Transformations
- Matheus Hooks/ Editor-In-Chief
- 2 days ago
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'LONDON' COVER EDITION - MAY 2025 ISSUE
In the special “London” edition of Hooks Magazine, the spotlight is on Luiza Morotti. Beautiful, authentic, and full of soul, she shows that being a model is much more than just posing for photos — it’s about living stories and feeling the world in a unique way.
The photos taken in London reveal a Luiza who is elegant, strong, and true to herself. The city left a deep impression on her and changed the way she sees the world. For her, traveling isn’t just about visiting places. It’s about stepping out of the routine, disconnecting, and diving into the unknown. That’s what she looks for: to experience local culture, taste new foods, and be amazed by traditions she’s never seen before.
With each journey, Luiza takes something with her. Like the sunset in Santorini that touched her deeply. Sitting alone by the sea, she felt such a deep sense of peace that she’s never forgotten it. And it was in London that she truly realized how much a city can transform you. The contrasts, the people, the details — everything touched her heart and made her return more grateful, more humble, and with a new perspective.
Today, Luiza feels completely at ease in front of the camera — but it wasn’t always like that. In the beginning, she thought she had to be perfect all the time. Over time, she learned to laugh at herself, to relax, and to see herself with more kindness. And that shows in her photos: a woman who is free, real, and full of life.
She fondly recalls a trip to Switzerland, where the landscapes looked like something from another planet. The photos from that trip captured more than beauty — they captured emotion, wonder, and a deep connection to the place.
Exclusive interview with Luiza Morotti:
1: What moves you when choosing a travel destination? Is it the culture, the scenery, or the feeling of being somewhere completely new?
What inspires Luiza when choosing a destination is the mix of culture and the thrill of getting lost in a place that’s completely unfamiliar. She loves stepping away from routine, disconnecting from everyday life, and allowing herself to live at the pace of the locals — whether that means trying a traditional dish or being enchanted by customs she’s never experienced before.
2: Do you remember a moment from a trip that touched you deeply — one of those memories that stays in your heart forever?
Yes, she remembers a sunset in Santorini, Greece. Sitting alone in a quiet spot overlooking the sea, she felt such a deep sense of peace that it brought her to tears. It was one of those rare, silent moments where you simply know — without needing words — that you are exactly where you’re meant to be.
3: Travel changes us from the inside out. Was there a place where you felt you came back transformed?
London. It was an intense trip, both visually and emotionally. Everything there pushed her out of her comfort zone — the contrasts, the colors, the beliefs. She returned more grateful, more humble, and with a new way of seeing time and consumption.
4: You seem very comfortable in front of the camera. Has it always been that way, or was it something you learned to enjoy over time?
It definitely wasn’t always that way. In the beginning, she felt stiff and thought she had to look perfect all the time. But over time, she learned to let go, laugh at the awkward poses, and see herself with more kindness. Today, she feels free in front of the camera — and it shows.
5: Was there a trip that became even more special because it was captured in beautiful photos of you?
Yes — her trip to Switzerland. The landscapes already looked like they were from another world, and the photos didn’t just capture the beauty of the place, but also her own expression of wonder. Every time she looks at those images, she relives the emotions all over again.
6: If you could choose any place in the world right now to be photographed — just you and a dream landscape — where would it be?
Most likely the Sahara Desert at sunrise. The vast golden dunes and the silence of the desert have something deeply poetic about them. She imagines it would be magical to see herself so small in front of something so grand.
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