What are the qualities for you to be model?
I think every client is
looking for something different so you never really know. You also have to
know what part of the industry you fit into. I know what my body is like
and because of that, im a realist in the jobs that I go after. Because im
not rail thin, I know that being a high fashion model is not or me but I
know that my body is perfect for catalog, promotional and Fit model work.
Who are your influences?
Anyone who is successful in this industry is an
influence to me.
What types of assignments are you attracted most?
Print work is most fun
for me because I love to see the finished product but I also get a lot of
Fit modeling gigs.
What was the hardest challenge for you?
The hardest thing for me (and most
models I suspect) is rejection. You always want the job but you are always
in competition with hundreds of other gorgeous models.
What are your most memorable modeling experiences?
It could be good or
bad... When I went to Africa for 2 weeks as a promotional model. I got to
be the guest of King Jammeh and met and shook the hands of King Muhammed
of Morocco...oh and I went to my first Ball on that trip.
What would bring a smile to your face?
Getting a billboard in Times Square
What would be your "dream job" in life?
Victoria's Secrets Catalog
What projects are you currently working on?
Well besides modeling Im also
a certified Makeup Artist and Im also the founder and Editor-in-Chief of
an online magazine called www.citychickmag.com. I also have an online
store...www.shophouseofmsh.com so as you can see, I am always working on a
lot, lol
What are your future plans ?
My future plans is just to be successful in
all my endeavors.
What's the best advice ever given to you?
Don't be disappointed if you
don't get a job...it wasn't meant to be. If something was meant to be
yours, it will be yours no matter what and no one can ever change
that...My Grandmother told me that when I was very upset that I didnt get
an Oil of Olay job and now that is the quote that I live by.
