Daisy Paige: virtual model, free time & social media
Daisy Paige is the latest up-and-coming digital supermodel from Los Angeles. She already has a modeling contract with Lipps LA – a well-known modeling agency from California. Daisy was designed by the start-up company Spark CGI. Lipps LA is known for working with famous faces like supermodel legend Helena Christensen, rapper Cardi B and rocker Courtney Love. Daisy is being marketed by the agency along with her other talents. CGI and its agency hope to enter an age where people in many traditional roles will co-exist with CGI characters. Back to the overview: digital influencers.
Daisy’s character as a virtual model
Daisy has an extraordinary and perfect appearance with her brunette hair and many freckles. She comes from East London, Stepney to be exact. Her clothes have been created on the computer. Apart from being a model, Daisy is supposed to become an actress, present fashion and influence and entertain her future followers.
Who do you look to when you want to rock the fashion industry? Clearly, those who have already made a name for themselves there. Daisy is good at inspiring other models, her role models are supermodels likeKate Moss or Cara Delevingne or Kendall Jenner. However, Daisy Paige’s career is still very fresh and new to the world of fashion. She is currently the only virtual model at Lipps LA.
Leisure, kickboxing and high fashion
When Daisy isn’t kickboxing, she might be at home watching a nice old movie. But the 19-year-old model is sporty through and through: If you think kickboxing is her only sporting activity now, you’re clearly mistaken. Daisy likes to cruise around on her bike in her free time or even does motor sports. With so much variety, she certainly doesn’t get bored very often. Daisy also has a good eye for retro things, which she also likes to collect. High fashion is her thing. But that doesn’t mean she doesn’t also like to just be in casual clothes.
- First digital supermodel, under contract with Lipps LA
- Daisy Paige is 19 years old
- Kickboxing
Daisy didn’t always have it easy
Daisy Paige life has not always been as glamorous as it is at this moment. She’s been shaped by her tough past, where she’s had to experience and witness quite a few things. And that’s despite the fact that she’s still very young. Some of Daisy’s people were forced to join gangs, where they were abused and bullied. That’s why Daisy detests bullying so much.
References
- Luxury fashion retailer YOOX – Daisy presents fashion & accessories as a virtual dress-up doll
Daisy’s Instagram?
According to Lipps LA, Daisy probably already has about 8400 followers on Instagram. That’s a good start. But Daisy Paige’s account on Instagram is no longer to be found? Why is that? Did Daisy change her mind about modeling? Does she perhaps want to pursue a career in motorsports after all? She certainly doesn’t need a lot of pictures on Instagram with a green tea in her hand. What’s going on with Daisy? Has anyone heard from her? Any sign of life?
The reasons for their absence on Instagram can be many: from stress with the best friend to simply social detox. No one knows if we’ll ever know the real reason. But maybe she will come back to the world of social media soon. In any case, it remains exciting.
Influencer Marketing – the future is today
Influencers haven’t just been around since yesterday. Many have already established themselves in the industry and have secured good collaborations with advertising partners. There are already some agencies that specialize in influencer marketing. One of them is SocialMedia One, for example. The agency tries to introduce the right influencer to the right customer. Of course, not every influencer is the perfect match here. After all, what matters here is whether the client fits the influencer and vice versa. For example, it would certainly make little sense to introduce an influencer who gives cooking tips to a fashion company.
Just like that, it plays a big role that the influencers are first supported and promoted by the agency. After all, influencers are a dime a dozen. That’s why it depends, for example, on what kind of personality is behind the respective person. You have to stand out from the crowd somehow. Who does that in any case, you can find out now.
Virtual Influencers: Digital Top List! Lil Miquela, Ella Stoller, Shudu Gram, Noonoouri & Co.
We dive into the world of digital models, influencers and Instagram stars. It’s all about fashion and what buzz these virtual personalities are creating in the fashion world. Who are they? Who created them? Are they replacing the supermodels of millennials? Are Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid simply being replaced? What role do you play in today’s fashion and social media world. We introduce you to models including Lil Miquela and Shudu Gram, the first two virtually created models, and what exactly makes each of them so special.
- Virtual Influencers: Digital Top List!
Shudu Gram: Virtual Supermodel, Fenty Beauty, and Academy Awards.
Changes are becoming visible in the fashion world. In the age of technological progress and Photoshop, real models are suddenly competing with virtual beauties. The digital models and influencers have a very decisive advantage: they are perfect, can wear anything, do what a customer asks and don’t talk back. Of course, it’s not quite that simple, because behind a virtual character is a lot of work, a lot of costs and a life.
- Read more about virtual supermodel Shudu Gramhere
Blawko22: digital model with masked face
Miquela and Bermuda have already made a name for themselves in the Digital Models world. In addition to the two women, there is now finally a man alongside the Digital Models. We present: Ronald F. Blawko. Better known as Blawko22, attractive, mysterious, a real sex symbol. Just like a real model, he causes a sensation and entertainment, for example with his turbulent love life.
- Read more about male virtual model Blawko22here.
Now also in the magazine: Virtual Models
You can also find the article about virtual models in the magazine. Now on fivmagazine.com, the whole magazine is also online: