My first steps

It all started with some homemade photos that I took with the cell phone in front of the mirror. At that time I had no professional team, or lights, no idea of ​​poses. I just wanted. I uploaded some images to social networks and, to my surprise, I began to receive positive comments and proposals to make collaborations.

That’s when I decided to take it more seriously.

What I learned on the way

1. Trust is built, it is not born from nothing.
At first I was afraid to show me, but little by little I understood that security is not something you have before doing things, but something that comes when you do them anyway.

2. The team matters, but the attitude is everything.
You can have the best camera in the world, but if you don’t feel good about yourself, it shows. I learned to prioritize my physical and mental well -being before perfect aesthetics.

3. Being a model is also being a creator.
Especially in the online world, where you weapons your set, lights, look, edition, networks, and many times you also write, produce and sell. It’s more than posing: it is creating an experience.

4. Respect begins with the same.
In this way I also learned to put limits, to choose who to work with and not to compromise my values. Not everything is worth for a like or a subscription.

Today

Now I can say that this work has given me freedom, creativity and self -knowledge. I keep learning every day, exploring new ways to connect with my audience, and always looking to grow without losing my essence.

If you are starting, or if you feel like trying, I can only tell you: do it your way. There is not a single correct way to be a model, but there is one that is authentically yours.