Drielly Oliveira is a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist and model based in Paris. Born in Belo Horizonte, she has lived abroad since the age of 15, when she began her journey in the international fashion world.
Among the works that have marked her career are runway shows for names such as Maison Margiela, Alexander McQueen, Dior, Moschino, John Galliano, Yhoji Yamamoto, as well as appearances in productions for magazines such as Vogue, Elle, and Marie Claire, among others. In Paris, Drielly also worked as an exclusive model for many years, collaborating directly with some of the world’s most renowned maisons, such as Chanel and Hermès, participating in fittings, institutional videos, and more.
Beyond fashion, Drielly expresses her artistic sensitivity through painting and dance—languages that emerged as forms of expression during her travels around the world, often solitary, and which today are an essential part of her creative identity. Most of her works are portraits of faces and bodies in motion, infused with narratives about femininity, identity, and expression.
