Every modeling job has a story, but this one was very challenging for me. @XFashion
About 15 years ago, I was booked for this job in Breda, the Netherlands. I flew Economy to Düsseldorf, took a train to the German border, then another train to Breda. Fortunately, I could speak German and Afrikaans, which is like Dutch, as in the countryside, many people couldn’t speak English and I had to buy train tickets, order food and take a cab.
When we got to downtown Breda, there was a marathon so the streets were closed. I walked six blocks with my luggage to a very economical, small hotel where they couldn’t speak English but we could still communicate.
Another new experience, it was the first time a hair stylist glued hair extensions onto my scalp. Afterwords it was really painful taking them out.
Oh well, the end result was lovely. You do what you have to do to keep in the business.
TIMELESS- The Art of Reinvention and Resilience at Any Age 📕
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What I learned about high fashion, is that when you are at an event and there’s a staircase, you need to be photographed walking down the stairs with a serious expression. Needed help from @Grok AI for the movement. How am I doing? 😉😂 @XFashion#ItsGreatToBe78
TIMELESS- The Art of Reinvention and Resilience at Any Age 📕
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Another staircase look. This time I asked @Grok to change my outfit. Having fun with AI🤗🤗 @XFashion#ItsGreatToBe78
TIMELESS- The Art of Reinvention and Resilience at Any Age 📕
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Elon Musk doesn’t seem too focused on money, and this video really shows a side of him not like the media says. He’s down to earth, funny, and genuinely entertaining 😅
Elon being completely goofy with the camera.
No polished version, no careful framing. Just laughing at himself and letting the moment run. The contrast with the intense public image is the interesting part.
These clips remain some of the clearest evidence that the controlled version is only one layer.
Elon Musk: “Having a child is an act of optimism about the future,
I think we need to maybe give people a sense of optimism and excitement about the future”