How do you manage your modelling life with your studies? It’s very difficult for me because, in addition to going to school fulltime and being a model, I’m a volleyball athlete who trains almost every day. It’s hard sometimes to be successful at managing three occupations, but I always find a solution so that in the end I am not penalized in any of them.

You seem to be very active on social media; how do you see the influence of social media on people’s lives? I consider social media to be relevant as long as it does not [negatively] affect you personally. Social media is a platform that can be dangerous for young girls and boys who have more or less confidence in themselves. When I was young, I was affected by the content of Instagram because all the girls were so perfect, conforming to society’s “beauty standards.” You just have to understand that what we see on social networks is not always reality and that each person, including yourself, is beautiful.

As a model, what do you think are your greatest strengths? My determination to always move forward and my face, which is considered very photogenic in the modelling industry.

How has the pandemic changed your habits? Everything is much slower now: no more outings with friends or team sports. We will still get by, though.