Model Lifestyle

Hello and welcome back to my blog! I wanted to give a quick rundown for those that do not know me that well.  I am a 20 year old petite model in the DFW community. I have been modeling for a little over a year and a half now. In this year and a half I managed to turn my 700 follower Instagram account into 6.3K and (hopefully growing (Instagram do not fail me now)). In this year and a half I have worked with several amazing artists and people. That have really showed me what it means to be a valuable player in the community. I have had the pleasure of getting to work with a lot of companies and brands in this time as well. All leading up to the one I want to tell you about today. Which is working with Conair. This experience truly was like no other I have had so far. Audition Day: Location- Dallas Hilton Hotel  Time- 2pm call  Instructions: "come with clean hair and look like a model" When I showed up to the hotel at 1:35pm I realized there was no free or street parkin

Hello! & big welcome to my blog or hopefully back to it!   :)   Before I dive into companies and brands I think it is best to describe some of the brand experience I have done myself. Early on I had a lot of amazing local companies reach out to me. Some of my favorites were Evita's Collections ( who was a woman that traveled for a living collecting beautiful items and using that to influence and accentuate her collection ), Big D Speed Shop ( which was a local motorcycle shop that sold t-shirts and underwear. It was fun ), Toni&Guy ( I've had some good and some interesting experiences here but that is a whole other story I would work with them again they do great work ) Exile Vintage ( a clothing brand that sent me free clothes in exchange for promotional pictures) and many more. I chose these because they work as prime examples in what to expect when working with a company or brand.  First a warning: When working with a company or brand. It is not profess