Interviewing model Victoria Luxe (Playboy Bunny)



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

I have always loved taking photos since I was a young girl and always loved being center of attention. This made me become a model and what I love most about my job is taking photos, being confident and expressing myself in front of the camera/ audience.

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

I prepare myself for a photo shoot or a runway show by getting a good night sleep, have a healthy diet a few weeks before, and having a impactful fitness routine!
Skincare and hair care is a must as well! :)

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

Stay focused, be patient, be confident, dont let anyone discourage you from your dreams or goals. Be balanced, have a good fitness routine, healthy mental/physical/ spiritual wellbeing! Also, be prepared to hear “no” a few times, keep going no matter what!

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

I am a dancer and choreographer, my routine is pole dance, chair dance, and heels. That’s how I stay in shape for my modeling work!

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

A memorable experience I have had in my modeling career was beauty pageants and runway shows in Hollywood and fun fashion photo shoots in New York City. I’ve always enjoyed doing these events! :)

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

I do meditation, take care of myself with a good nights sleep, watch movies to relax, use calm herbal teas, and a long hot baths! Also, dance is my main therapy :)

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

I’m an avid reader! I am a self student of psychology, philosophy, spirituality, and most of all, I am very enthusiastic about metaphysics and quantuam physics, which is ABOSULUTELY fascinating to me!

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

Lately, social media has impacted the modeling industry to welcome and embrace more models with different body types and sizes, and a huge breakthrough is that there is now more tattooed models in the industry as well.

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

My biggest challenge was hearing “no” when I was feeling insecure and negative about my modeling career. I overcame it by keeping my focus even though I felt insecure and thought that my career was going nowhere, but I kept going. I overcame it with personal strength and self encouragement.

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

I think the most important thing for models to consider is that they are organized, professional, respectful, and a welcoming friendly environment.

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

Right now, I am focusing on my career with Playboy, I am actively training for my upcoming dance competition.

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

Just go for it! Even in dark times, do not let anyone discourage you from your dreams and goals. Mainly focus on yourself and wellbeing, and keep moving forward! :)







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