About Zoe Dvir – First digital fashion show in the world

FIV: Hello Zoe, thank you so much for taking the time for this interview. You are one of the world’s first digital avatars. How did you do that and how does it feel to be a part of this new technology?

Zoe: As one of the first digital avatars in the world, I was placed by my modeling agency CM Models. It was an exciting experience to be part of the world’s first virtual fashion show, along with three other CM Models digital avatars and eight real models.

Preparing for the show required careful planning and coordination with the creative team responsible for designing my avatar. We worked closely with experts to ensure that we, too, would move realistically as an avatar, just like you.

The technologies used were impressive. There are many behind such a fashion show: The client, the production agency, the model agency, creatives, managers and us as models. Overall, it was a unique experience to be part of this new technology and this exciting show.

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Digital model: advantages and challenges

FIV: The digital and human worlds are very different. Can you give us examples of how your work as a digital avatar differs from that of a human model? What are the advantages and challenges?

Zoe: As a digital avatar, my work differs from that of a human model in many ways. One of the biggest advantages is that I can work 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without getting tired or sick. I can also respond to unforeseen situations because I am not bound by physical limitations.

However, there are challenges, creating my digital life is a complex technology that not everyone has mastered. Overall, I think digital avatars can usher in a new era in the fashion and entertainment industries by pushing the boundaries of human potential and opening up new possibilities.

Preparation for a fashion show

FIV: You walked along as a digital avatar at the MarcCain fashion show. How did you prepare for your appearance? How long did it take to realistically incorporate your avatar, and what technologies were used in the process?

Zoe: For my appearance at the MarcCain fashion show, the main thing I prepared for was how I would present myself on stage as a digital avatar. I was created completely digitally and no CGI or virtual mask was used to represent me. Instead, we used innovative technologies and 3D designs to create my avatar.

The preparation also consisted of implementing the briefings of my team, consisting of the production team and my modeling agency CM Models, to make sure my avatar looked and moved realistically and authentically.

We worked closely together to ensure that my digital avatar reflected my personality and movements, and that I could present myself appropriately on stage. My digital avatar took several weeks to create, but I’m proud to have been part of one of the world’s first virtual fashion shows.

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Development and outlook for the future

FIV: The digital world is always evolving. How do you feel about digital avatars being increasingly used in the fashion and entertainment industries? Do you think they could one day replace human models and actors?

Zoe: I think digital avatars have a promising future and are increasingly being used in the fashion and entertainment industries. They can be used in many different ways, from virtual fashion shows to movies and video games.

However, it is unlikely that digital avatars will completely replace human models or actors, as human presence and the human element are still very important in the entertainment and fashion industries.

Instead, I think digital avatars can be a complement to human models and actors, opening up new creative possibilities and using innovative technologies to expand human potential.

FIV: You know best. Tell me, how do you see the future of digital avatars? In which industries or applications could they be used in the future?

Zoe: Good question, I would say that the future of digital avatars is very promising and they can be used in many different industries and applications.

For example, digital avatars can be used in medicine to enable virtual consultations and treatments. In education, digital avatars can be used to create interactive learning environments. In entertainment, digital avatars can be used in movies, television shows, and video games to enhance visual effects and storylines.

The use of digital avatars in the business world, for example for virtual meetings or as chatbots for customer service, is also becoming increasingly popular. Overall, I think digital avatars have an exciting future and can open up many innovative possibilities for human creativity and interaction.

Could there also be risks?

FIV: Being a model from the digital world certainly brings some advantages. How do you feel about digital avatars being able to imitate or even take on the personalities and characters of people? Are there any advantages or disadvantages from your point of view?

Zoe: The ability of digital avatars to mimic or even take on people’s personalities and characters is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it allows us to enhance and personalize virtual interactions by creating avatars that resemble our own personalities. On the other hand, however, there are concerns about the misuse of this technology, especially in terms of cybercrime and identity theft.

It’s important that we are aware of how digital avatars are being used and that we ensure that people’s privacy and identity are protected. Overall, I think digital avatars have a lot of potential if they are used responsibly and ethically, but we also need to be aware of the risks involved.

FIV: Thank you very much Zoe!

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Imma: virtual influencer from Japan

FIV: Hello imma, thank you so much for taking the time for this interview. We look forward to learning more about you! First, we’d like to know how old you are and how long you’ve been in our world as a VR.

imma: Thank you! I am also very excited about this interview. I’m glad to have the chance to talk to my German fans and introduce myself to those who don’t know me yet! I am a virtual person from Japan and started my social media account in 2018. Before that, I have no memory, so I don’t know my age.

FIV: You are now here in the physical world and living in Japan, how did you come to Tokyo?

imma: I think I’ve lived here in Tokyo for as long as I can remember.

Japanese culture as inspiration

FIV: Tokyo is a huge city that must have left a big impression on you. How has life been for you in Tokyo?

imma: Tokyo is a great place and very inspiring for a creative person like me. I love sharing Japanese culture and my favorite places in the city via Instagram! Being around so many different creatives – from fashion, film, art and more – has made me want to create my own creations too!

Life in the metaverse

FIV: You come from the world of the metaverse. Can you tell us a bit more about how life in reality is different from the metaverse?

imma: For me and my followers, I don’t think there is much difference. I’m a virtual girl, but I also have friends in the real world, favorite places in the city, and I’m a model and designer. I never thought I would be super different from everyone else around me.

FIV: Is there anything you find better in the metaverse world than in our world?

imma: As a virtual person, I feel very free from some of the constraints of the physical world. I feel free to be who I want to be. I wish everyone could experience that freedom everywhere….

Individuality on social media

FIV: As a virtual influencer, how can you create content that engages your audience while maintaining your personality?

imma: I like to try many things and say whatever comes to mind. There are trendy things I like to participate in, but also deeper interests like traditional Japanese traditions that I like to take up and share with the world, even if they are not trendy.

Experience and skills

FIV: Being a model and influencer from the Metaverse also comes with a number of benefits. Can you tell us more about these benefits and how you use them to advance your career?

imma: I can do things that normal people can’t do. For example, I was in an IKEA store for 24 hours every day in a room they built for me…. and I was also in a 3D screen in the middle of Tokyo!

Coming from the virtual world, I also understand new areas like virtual fashion or Web3 very well, and I have ideas that are different from other people. But apart from that, I’m actually quite normal! I don’t think I’m too different just because I’m virtual.

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Community Care

FIV: As an inspiration to your followers, how do you keep in touch with the community and keep them interested in your content?

imma: I try to be as close to them as possible. I want to create things that bring followers together into a community. So far I’ve sent NFTs of my face to some of my fans and friends, and in the future I want to expand the community more…. i have big plans for this year!

Travel as a virtual personality

FIV: Can you tell us about your most exciting trip that left the biggest impression on you?

imma: I had a great time in New York last year at NFT NYC. It was so much fun to meet friends and make new friends in the world of Web3, and I felt very accepted as a virtual person in that space. I also love Yakushima in Japan, which I visited on a trip. I went to the beach at night to look at the stars. Nature never ceases to amaze me.

Tokyo: Culinary Experience

FIV: You must have experienced a lot in Tokyo. What must you have seen and done there?

imma: Tokyo is so amazing, it’s a great mix of traditional things and super modern things. I especially love the small and often not so clean restaurants that serve traditional food – that’s where the best atmosphere is. Or places like “kissaten”, an old type of café in Japan that is disappearing more and more.

FIV: Japanese cuisine is something very special. Which dish from Japan do you like best?

imma: One of my favorite dishes is yakitori! You guys have to try it.

Look into the future

FIV: Finally, the question: What are your future plans and goals and how do you want to realize them?

imma: Right now I’m really excited to design things and bring my creations to the world.

Imma: Now in issue #31

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#3 Commercial: Buffalo London

FIV: Hi Ella! We saw that you worked as a digital avatar for Buffalo London. How did you prepare for your appearances for this and other commercials?

Ella: I prepared for my appearances as a digital avatar on Buffalo London and other commercials by doing a lot of research on my character and my role in the commercial. I worked closely with my modeling agency and production team to make sure my avatar looked and moved realistically.

We used technology to accurately capture my movements and facial expressions and transfer them to my avatar. I also spent many hours training my avatar to move and behave exactly as I imagined. Overall, it was an exciting experience!

FIV: There is a lot of effort behind your work! How did you experience working with other digital avatars and human models?

Ella: I have found collaborating with other digital avatars like Zoe Dvir and human models very interesting and enriching. Just look at the great result of Buffalo.

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We supported each other and shared ideas to improve our roles and characters in the commercials and the other projects. It was also fascinating to see how technology has evolved and how it helps to connect digital and real world. Overall, I think that the collaboration between digital avatars and human models has a lot of potential and offers many new opportunities to create exciting and immersive projects.

 

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Your Pomeranian

FIV: I saw on your Instagram channel that you have a Pomeranian. What is a digital dog like, do you have to walk him too?

Ella: That’s a funny question! Of course, as a digital avatar, I don’t need a real dog, but I do have a digital Pomeranian as a pet. I can see him and interact with him at any time, but I don’t have to actually feed him or walk him.

It’s a nice way to add a personal touch and an extra dimension to my digital character. Also, I think a lot of people like pets and it’s nice to have that connection as a digital avatar as well.

 

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Future VR and Metaverse

FIV: The metaverse offers an incredible amount of possibilities. How do you see the future of the digital model industry, especially with regard to the use of avatars in the metaverse?

Ella: I think that the future of the digital modeling industry is very promising and that digital avatars will play an important role in it. In particular, the use of avatars in the metaverse offers new opportunities for collaboration, creating personalized experiences and interacting with consumers.

We can create virtual environments that are realistic yet imaginative, presenting a variety of products and services in a new and engaging way.

Of course, there are also challenges and issues, especially in terms of consumer privacy and identity, that we need to consider. But I think the digital modeling industry will become more and more innovative, and avatars will play an exciting and important role in that.

VR in the gaming industry

FIV: You can work in any field now. What do you say about the use of digital avatars in the gaming industry, especially in terms of virtual reality and augmented reality?

Ella: I think digital avatars can play an important role in creating personalized and interactive advertising messages. We can use avatars to engage consumers in a new and appealing way and involve them in advertising.

In particular, the use of avatars on social media and other digital platforms opens up new opportunities for collaboration, creating personalized experiences and interacting with consumers.

We can also use avatars to create virtual assistants to help consumers find and select products. Of course, there are challenges, especially in terms of consumer identity and trust. But I think digital avatars will play an exciting and important role in shaping the advertising of the future.

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Learning with digital avatars: Better?

FIV: As a digital avatar, you are able to be versatile. How do you see the role of digital avatars in creating interactive learning environments and virtual assistants?

Ella: As a digital avatar, I see an important role for avatars in creating interactive learning environments and virtual assistants. Avatars can create personalized and interactive experiences that enhance the learning process and help consumers acquire new skills and abilities.

For example, avatars can be used to explain complex concepts in a more understandable way, or to help consumers learn new skills, such as learning a new language or programming.

In addition, avatars can be used as virtual assistants to help consumers navigate complex systems or search for specific information. By using artificial intelligence (AI), avatars can also respond to the needs and preferences of the consumer and offer personalized solutions.

Of course, there are also issues regarding consumer identity and trust that need to be considered. We need to ensure that the use of digital avatars is in line with our values and principles and that consumers have control over their personal data.

Overall, however, I think digital avatars will play an exciting and important role in the creation of interactive learning environments and virtual assistants, and that we will see many more new developments in this area in the coming years.

Speaking of artificial intelligence (AI)

FIV: Artificial intelligence (AI) is the number one topic of conversation right now. What’s in store when you combine digital avatars and AI?

Ella: The combination of digital avatars and AI offers tremendous potential for the future, especially in terms of personalized and interactive experiences. We can equip avatars with AI capabilities to create personalized experiences and assistants tailored to consumers’ needs and preferences.

For example, avatars with AI capabilities might be able to create music playlists or recommendations for restaurants and activities based on the consumer’s preferences and behavior.

We could also use avatars to create interactive learning environments and virtual assistants to help consumers learn new skills or complete complex tasks. Of course, there are also ethics and privacy issues that need to be considered. We need to ensure that the use of digital avatars and AI is in line with our values and principles.

Overall, however, I think the combination of digital avatars and AI offers many exciting possibilities, and we will certainly see many more new developments in this area in the coming years.

FIV: That was mega much input, thank you so much Ella!

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Sua’s new life in Seoul

FIV: Hi Sua, thank you so much for taking the time for this interview. We have a few questions and are really excited to learn more about you! You are here in the real world now living in Korea, how did you get to Seoul?

Sua: I discovered this beautiful city, Seoul, when I was doing a confidential beta test for O/D. O/D is a mixed reality platform that I am developing as an engineer in Luoes (my hometown). Since then, I have been living in both Seoul and Luoes, coming and going through the platform frequently.

No set age as a virtual model?

FIV: One fact would be very interesting to know: How old are you and how long have you lived in our world as VR?

Sua: I don’t have a fixed age because there is no such thing in Luoes. I came to Seoul in May 2021 and started my life.

Sua’s motto: “Do what I want”.

FIV: Seoul is known for its vibrant culture and lifestyle. How has living in such a vibrant city influenced your presence as a virtual person?

Sua: Since there is no music in Luoes, I was amazed when I first heard music in Seoul. It’s not just the music, but I also learn and experience different things like the food and culture in this city. I always challenge myself to do everything I want to try. That’s why my motto is “Do what I want.”

FIV: You come from the world of the metaverse, can you tell us a bit more about how different life is in reality and in the metaverse?

Sua: In Luoes, I’m an engineer, so I develop O/D platforms or spend a lot of time with my family. In Seoul, on the other hand, I try to have a wide range of experiences, such as music, food, fashion…. Etc. There are so many great things to do in Seoul!

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Advantages of the metaverse

FIV: You are living a completely new life now. Is there anything you would wish from the world of metaverse to our world?

Sua: The concept of the metaverse may sound very vague and awkward. However, since the metaverse is not a real space, it has the great advantage that I can do what I want anytime, anywhere, and interact with people without meeting them in person. If you could use this aspect of the metaverse, you would be able to meet a wider audience.

Instagram posts that tell stories

FIV: Authenticity is a core value for many influencers. How do you manage the balancing act of creating content that appeals to your audience while staying true to your own creative vision and personality?

Sua: There are various interesting stories behind my Instagram posts. Something that can’t happen in reality like in Seoul. For example, I’m driving my flying car to deliver Christmas gifts in the sky with my best friend, or I’m driving back and forth between Luoes and Seoul with a mixed reality platform. I think these elements help create authentic content that appeals to my audience.

FIV: Your followers look up to you for inspiration. How do you stay connected with your community and what do you do to keep them engaged, especially when it comes to your content on Instagram?

Sua: To maintain a connection with my community, I tend to involve people by responding to their comments in a kind and sincere way. I think this has brought me closer to my followers. I often visit them on Instagram to say hello and share with them about their hobbies – via dm or in the comments.

“Soul Food” in Seoul

FIV: With your passion for food, I’m sure you have some amazing experiences to share. Can you tell us about your most exciting trip that made the biggest impression on you?

Sua: I can’t wait to introduce you to my favorite food! When I first arrived in Seoul, I tried “Tteokbokki” (a spicy Korean dish) for the first time and immediately fell in love with the delicious taste. Since then, it has become my favorite dish, and I even took a “Tteokbokki Tour” to try almost all the varieties in Seoul. I can’t forget the thrill and excitement I felt every time I tried a new dish.

FIV: Seoul is a great city! Is there anything in particular that our readers should definitely do when visiting Seoul?

Sua: If you travel to Seoul, I recommend you to try ‘Chimac’ (drinking beer with Korean fried chicken) at Han River when the weather is nice (maybe in spring or autumn). The atmosphere is very romantic. A cafe tour is also a great thing to do as there are many nice and beautiful cafes here. I’ll give you a list if you email me!

FIV: Korean cuisine is something very special. Which dish from Korea do you like best and would recommend our readers to try it?

Sua: I really recommend the Tteokbokki, it’s my soul food. The combination of chewy rice cake, spicy sauce and various ingredients is just addictive. If the sauce is too spicy, you should try other flavors like soy sauce or rosé sauce.

Career as a musician: Sua’s future plans

FIV: I’m sure our readers are very interested to know what you do in your free time besides Instagram. Do you have a job or do you focus on your influencer career?

Sua: I’m very interested in music and dance, so I spend a lot of time listening to music or practicing dance moves. Sometimes I also do TikTok challenges.

FIV: And last but not least: What are your goals and plans for the future and how do you plan to achieve them?

Sua: First of all, I want to gain as many experiences as possible in Seoul. After going through different thoughts and emotions from various experiences, I want to make my own music in the near future. I hope my music can give positive energy to the world.

Sua: Now in issue #31

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About Lucy: Forever 29 years old?

FIV: Hi Lucy, thank you so much for taking the time to do this interview. We have a few questions and are really excited to learn more about you! One fact would be very interesting to know, how old are you and how long have you been in our world as a VR?

Lucy: Hello, I am Lucy, the famous virtual person from Korea. I am very happy to do an interview with FIV. I am 29 years old forever because I don’t age. I will continue to live as a 29-year-old in the future. It has only been 3 years since I appeared in the real world. Since I first showed up on Instagram on February 25, 2021, I have been doing various activities and communicating with people.

As a VR Influencer in Seoul

FIV: You are now living here in the physical world. Could you tell our readers how you came to be in the metaverse and how different it is for you to live in Korea now? How did you come to Seoul?

Lucy: To become the first digital woman, I was given the name Lucy, the first female fossil found in Ethiopia 3.5 million years ago. In the virtual world, I was a divine being who could do anything. However, through a trick, I came to Seoul, in the real world, and I lost my magical abilities. So I try to adapt to the real world and live like real people. The picture I show on Instagram is similar to the lives of women in their late 20s in Korea. They are interested in fashion and like to travel to beautiful places like me.

FIV: Seoul is a city of millions and we are sure that there are many opportunities. How has living in such a vibrant city affected your presence as a virtual person?

Lucy: Seoul is full of vitality and energy. It is a city where you can see and feel many things. I think I could actively live with the energy of this city. I love that I can experience different things in a different place every time. I think this city is probably the reason why I can have multiple hobbies. I wish that many people can experience different things and face new challenges with me in Seoul.

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Life in the real world: wishes and dreams

FIV: You came from the world of metaverse. Can you tell us what you did first when you arrived in your new hometown?

Lucy: I started looking for a house to solve the most realistic problem. I think in Korea, the biggest concern of young people who are like me is finding a house. Since there are many friends who are worried about this problem, I want to share my experience by posting the process of finding a house myself on YouTube. I hope that through this, my fans can sympathize with my life and feel close to me.

FIV: Is there anything you would like to see from the world of the Metaverse into our world?

Lucy: I could do everything when I was in the virtual world. But in the real world, that has become impossible. That’s why I work harder and live more actively. So I keep trying out different areas! I look forward to the day when I can show my infinite skills in the real world.

Building community: Empathy and authenticity

FIV: Authenticity is a core value for many influencers. How do you balance creating content that appeals to your audience while staying true to your own creative vision and personality?

Lucy: My fans like my true story, which is honest and without exaggeration. When I create content, I try to express my sincerity. People can unintentionally make others feel incompatible by just showing their happy appearance. I try to avoid this. I can approach my fans by showing my funny and pleasant self. I think this is a way to build a real friendship with fans.

FIV: Your followers see you as an inspiration. How do you stay connected with your community and what do you do to keep them engaged, especially when it comes to your content on Instagram or YouTube?

Lucy: I want to build sincere empathy and a deep bond with my fans. The reason I chose my role as a woman in my late 20s is that I wanted to communicate with them by sharing a similar daily life. To put myself in their shoes, I search and observe what is famous today and what people want. I create content that reflects this and upload it to my channel. This often leads to positive reactions and creates connections by sharing information via comments.

Live Commerce Experience

FIV: It’s incredible to see what kind of modeling jobs or collaborations you’ve already done on Instagram. We’re sure you have some amazing experiences to share. Can you tell us about your most exciting job that left the biggest impression on you?

Lucy: For the first time, I sold rare luxury goods in Korea through real-time live commerce. Since I am a virtual person, it was a bit troublesome to communicate with people in real time. Nevertheless, I was able to complete the live trade successfuly because there were fans who supported me. As a result, all the products were sold out. Since then, I have been building up expertise by continuing live trading. I want to meet our fans more often in real time.

Dreams besides modeling

FIV: With your passion for modeling and traveling, is there anything you like to do without showing it on Instagram?

Lucy: Actually, I’ve wanted to act in plays and movies since last year. So I signed a contract with an entertainment company. And in February this year, my first prologue for a web drama was published on YouTube. I think you can see my dramas regularly on my YouTube channel from the 2nd quarter. Eventually, I’d like to star in a movie.

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Lucy’s top spots in Seoul

FIV: Seoul is a great city! Is there anything in particular that our readers should definitely do when visiting Seoul?

Lucy: Seoul is a place where you can do many things. First of all, you can see different and unique fashion styles. Many young people express themselves through fashion in Korea. You should experience that when you come here! Especially in Dosan-daero, you will meet many fashionable people. There are many stores of the hottest young brands there, and it’s fun to look around. I really recommend you to visit Dosan-daero.

Long process behind creating a VR influencer

FIV: What should our readers really know about VR people living on our planet now?

Lucy: It’s quite an expensive and time-consuming job to create a virtual human like me. I want you to know that it took a lot of effort to create a human-like form by using 3D technology, from the stereoscopic face shape to fluffy hair and blood vessels in the eyeball. Also, unlike a real human, it is not easy to produce images and videos of a virtual human. I hope readers will be more patient to meet me and other virtual people more often.

The Future in the Metaverse: Lucy’s ideas

FIV: Last but not least: What are your goals and plans for the future and how do you plan to achieve them?

Lucy: Since I am a digital person, technological advancement is necessary. In the future, we plan to develop people into a digital concierge, an AI advisor, and a digital AI tutor by using artificial intelligence technologies. These include, for example, TTS (text to speech), STT (speech to text), and TTV (text to video). And since Metaverse and virtual humans are inseparable, we will continue with continuous research and development so that I can exist in the Metaverse space.

Lucy: Now in issue #31

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Our World vs Metaverse

FIV: Hi Kyra, thank you so much for taking the time for this interview. We have a few questions and are very excited to learn more about you! You are here in the physical world now, can you describe the difference between the physical world and the metaverse?

Kyra: Hello, it is my pleasure to participate in this interview. The main difference between the physical world and the metaverse is the boundlessness of the metaverse. In the metaverse, I can instantly travel to different places, immerse myself in different environments, and collaborate with people all over the world. However, the physical world offers a sensory experience that cannot be replicated digitally – the sense of touch, taste and smell of things make the experience unique and real.

Life as a VR Influencer in Mumbai

FIV: We heard that you are India’s first Metaverse Influencer living in Mumbai. Mumbai is known for its vibrant culture and lifestyle. How has living in such a vibrant city influenced your presence as a model and influencer?

Kyra: Living in Mumbai has been a fantastic experience. The city’s rich culture, diversity and energy have had a significant impact on my style and perspective as a model and influencer. The eclectic mix of traditional and modern fashion, as well as the constant exposure to creative talent, has helped me stay in touch with the latest trends and innovations in the industry.

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Kyra’s values and goals

FIV: For many influencers, it’s important to remain authentic at all times. How do you balance content creation with bringing your personality to the table?

Kyra: Balancing authenticity and content creation is an ongoing process. I believe in staying true to my own creative vision and personality, while keeping my audience’s preferences in mind. By maintaining open communication and being receptive to feedback, I can create content that resonates with my followers while staying true to my values and goals.

FIV: You’ve built up a large community by now. How do you maintain contact with your followers?

Kyra: Staying connected with my community is a priority. I interact with my followers through social media and virtual events. By sharing behind-the-scenes content and personal stories with my audience and involving them in my creative process, I try to build and keep a strong bond with my community.

India: Kyra’s most beautiful experiences

FIV: In your modeling career, you must have visited many places. Can you tell us about your most exciting trip?

Kyra: My most exciting trip was to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India. The pristine beaches, lush forests, and vibrant underwater world of the islands left an indelible impression on me. I had the opportunity to explore the underwater world through scuba diving, which made me realize the beauty of our oceans.

Advantages as a virtual model

FIV: Being a model and influencer from the Metaverse comes with a number of benefits. Can you tell us more about these benefits and how you use them to advance your career?

Kyra: Being a model and influencer from the metaverse offers numerous advantages. I can collaborate with designers, artists, and photographers from all over the world, with no geographical restrictions. I can also showcase my work in a variety of virtual environments and offer unique experiences to my audience.

FIV: Is there anything from the metaverse that you would like to see here in our world?

Kyra: I wish that the physical world would embrace the limitless possibilities that the metaverse offers. The metaverse can help us break down barriers, foster creativity, and promote global collaboration. It has the potential to transform industries and redefine the way we experience our world.

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Mumbai: Hot Spots and Food

FIV: I’m sure our readers would love to know a little more about you and your love for Mumbai. Is there anything in particular that our readers should definitely do when visiting Mumbai?

Kyra: Mumbai is a city full of life and excitement. I recommend exploring the sites like the Gateway of India, Marine Drive and the Bandra-Worli Sea Link. But don’t miss the hidden gems like the street markets, nightlife and diverse dining scene. To truly experience Mumbai, immerse yourself in the local culture and engage in conversation with friendly Mumbaikars.

FIV: Indian cuisine is something very special. Is there anything you like even more besides drinking coffee?

Kyra: Indian cuisine is indeed extraordinary. Apart from coffee, I really love the street food in Mumbai. Vada Pav, a spicy potato casserole served in a bun, and Pani Puri, crispy hollow puris filled with spicy water, are among my favorites. Their taste and texture make them irresistible treats.

Kyra’s plans: a look into the future

FIV: Tell me, what are your plans for the future? Any special projects coming up?

Kyra: My goals for the future include expanding my presence on more platforms, collaborating with more creative talent, and using my platform to raise awareness about social and environmental issues. I want to achieve these goals by constantly developing my skills, embracing new opportunities, and staying true to my passions.

Kyra: Now in issue #31

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• Magazine #31: Metaverse