Malu Trevejo’s tattoos range from small wrist designs to detailed arm work and an eyes-and-crescent image below the chest. Steal Her Style lists Arabic lettering with her mother Denia’s name, paw prints, a rose, a treble clef and a poem on her upper arm. An Inked interview and a HollywoodSnaps video add context, though the published record does not explain every design.

The collection opens with family references

Steal Her Style identifies the Arabic lettering on Trevejo’s shoulder as her mother Denia’s name. Paw prints and a rose sit separately near the wrist. The source lists these designs but does not give a confirmed meaning for the paw prints or rose. They are smaller than the floral and animal pieces farther up her arm.

The floral upper-arm work dominates her tattooed photographs

In the red-outfit photograph, a large flower with layered petals sits high on her arm. Lettering and smaller shaded forms continue below it, following the arm’s length. The flower occupies the upper section; the script makes the lower part denser.

A tiger and flower composition extends down her arm

A second view shows a tiger’s face surrounded by flowers, with lettering continuing lower on the arm. The eyes, nose and stripes remain distinct, and the motifs keep separate edges instead of joining into one solid background. The flower, tiger and script give the arm a clear vertical arrangement.

The treble clef wrist symbol marks her musical identity

The treble clef near her wrist is an unmistakable music symbol. Published coverage does not link it to a particular song or project. Because of its placement, it may turn out of view when her hand or arm shifts in a photograph.

The poem lettering occupies her upper arm

A multi-line poem runs lengthwise along her upper arm in narrow, handwritten-style script. Steal Her Style’s close-up shows a full passage rather than a short quote. Online captions reproduce fragments, but the available reporting does not establish the poem’s author or Trevejo’s explanation of it.

Eyes and chest ink complete the documented set

Below the chest, two eyes sit inside dark ornamental lines, with a small crescent above and dotted details underneath. The centered design differs from the smaller wrist symbols and the floral arm work. Tattoo-reference coverage documents its appearance but does not confirm a meaning for each element.

How the published photographs fit together

The photographs show different parts of the collection. The red-outfit image makes the upper-arm flower and lettering visible; a yellow-top photograph shows the tiger and script farther down. Close-ups isolate the poem and chest design, while wider portraits show how the arm pieces sit together. Comparing them gives a fuller view than any one image.

What the interview adds to the visual record

An Inked interview discusses Trevejo’s growing collection, and the HollywoodSnaps video shows her speaking about her tattoos on camera. Her comments provide context where she identifies a design; the other marks are best described by their visible placement and form. The record includes family lettering, wrist symbols, floral and tiger arm work, a poem and the eyes-and-crescent chest design.

The HollywoodSnaps clip appears below.