Interviewing model Candice Ross


1. What inspired you to become a model, and what do you love most about your job?

Tbh I was scouted , when I was five ,it was never my intention to be a model , but I loved it and the camera , it was natural to me and the rest is history
I love my job because I get to express myself , meet new people and other models, travel and of course looking sexy🥰

2. How do you prepare for a photoshoot or runway show? What’s your routine like?

Important to check I have all I need and more
Always arrive at least an hour early
Best part getting glammed up

3. What advice would you give to young girls who want to start a career in modeling?

Go for it , life is to short to just dream

4. How do you stay fit and healthy? Do you have any favorite workouts or diets?

workout daily,watching what I eat
Plenty of water
Veg and fruit
I don’t diet , as long as I workout and keep healthy

Favourite Routine
Glutes and ABs

5. Can you tell us about a memorable experience you’ve had in your career so far?

Published in magazines that I always dreamed of


6. How do you handle the pressure and stress of being a model?

 I love my job and can be stressful, the way I deal with it is take a deep breathe
Give yourself motivation and go for it.


7. What do you like to do in your free time? Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of modeling?

 I like to relax spend time with my cutie my dog Rambo, watch movies or catch up with my friends.

8. How do you think social media has impacted the modeling industry?

It has , social media has completely reshaped the modelling industry
Models can now have direct exposure and creative freedom.


9. Can you tell us about a challenging experience you’ve had in your career and how you overcame it?

 I have a dear of heights so shooting ip high is not within my comfort zone .
However I always strive to maintain a professional image and put my fear aside.


10. What do you think is the most important thing for models to consider when working with clients or brands?

 I would definitely say professionalism, it’s about building work relationships.

11. Can you tell us about any upcoming projects or campaigns you’re working on?

cannot say just yet - just wait and see 🥰.


12. What message or inspiration would you like to share with our readers?

never give up , keep your head up high , you can do anything you set your mind to







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