Forty Takes at the Crossing
The brief said 'effortless movement'. Here is what effortless takes: one crossing, one trench coat, and forty attempts before lunch.
First impressions
I dyed my hair silver at twenty-two, and the city has never looked at me the same way since. Photographers stopped asking me to blend in and started asking me to walk - across crossings, past storefronts, up old stone steps - and I discovered the thing I'm best at: making a street corner look like a set. Most of my work happens outside, in real light, with real traffic waiting politely (or not) behind the camera.
The street edit
Recent looks
The résumé
Recently published
Editors call my look 'city luxe' and I won't argue: I can hold a beauty close-up with red lips and round glasses, but the frames that end up on the mood boards are the moving ones - trench coat mid-flare, boots mid-stride, coffee in hand. I hit marks precisely, I repeat a walk forty times without complaint, and I bring my own opinions about styling, which the best teams treat as a feature.
Trench Season Campaign
The Silver Issue
City Boots Drop
Autumn Knits Lookbook
Dispatches
Notes from the road
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Editorial & Street Fashion Model, based in Tehran, Iran and packed for anywhere with good light. For bookings and castings, drop a line.
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