3. How did you get into the modeling business? Ultimately, I LOVE FASHION! I’m an addict when it comes to clothes, accessories and especially shoes! My love for fashion expanded my interest in being a model. I love to coordinate outfits and finally I made the decision to do a shoot. I have a friend, names Doug Vosler that just so happens to be a photographer. So after the initial shoot, I realized that the experience was amazing and fun. To my surprise… this   1st shoot got me a local magazine cover. So I started practicing facial expressions in the mirror and continued doing shoots with various photographers.

4. Where do you want to be a year from now in the modeling industry? Well, I haven’t exactly taken modeling seriously. I’m a full-time college student and I work a full-time job so it doesn’t leave much time for taking chances- and being successful in modeling is all about taking chances and making good connections. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to seriously pursue modeling since I have not taken advantage of networking and meeting key people in the modeling business.

5. If you could work with anyone in the modeling or entertainment
industry who would it be and why?

6. Other than your looks, what do you bring to the modeling industry? Individuality. I am energetic, funny (so they say), and full of charisma! I am simply a color pallet and with creative mix, my canvas may be hung in a museum.  I feel as though I express clothing the way a designer intends to have an audience perceive it.

7. Do you plan on going into other things like acting, music videos,
etc or have you already done that? Not particularly. I love to dance, though I wouldn’t want to just be eye candy in a music video but definitely with choreography involved.