By Harichandana P D Bridging art and culture Diana, a 26-year-old Syrian model and a marketing graduate from the American University of Kuwait, embarked on her modeling career at the age of 17. Initially introduced to the field while working in promotions, she found herself drawn to modeling as an artistic outlet that resonated with her passion for creativity. “Modeling has some sort of art in it.
And art has always been something that I liked and have been into. It’s the artistic part of the modeling job that I enjoy the most,” she said. For Diana, a typical day begins with the ritual of coffee, followed by rigorous gym sessions to maintain physical fitness which is a necessity in an industry that demands endurance and core strength, especially during long shoots in heels.
She emphasized the seasonal nature of modeling in Kuwait, where peak periods are filled with back-to-back studio sessions. Diana’s approach to modeling is not just about posing; it’s a meticulous preparation involving makeup, nails and a selection of heels to suit various assignments. Diana believes pursuing a career in modeling truly has its advantages.
“Firstly, you meet a lot of people who are so nice to you, and it also opens doors to you for expressing yourself in artistic ways. It’s nice to go as a model to shows and see the results,” she explained. She attributes her successful presentations of designers’ outfits to be the result of effective teamwork, making her feel motivated and.