Patricia Velásquez

Creativity extends beyond images, canvas, film, and media. It could also serve as the catalyst for philanthropy and charity and activism. Award-winning actress, history-making supermodel an uncompromising philanthropist, diligent activist, author, and loved mom Patricia Velasquez applies an eternal imaginative spirit to everything she does. It could be acting in blockbusters a la The Curse of La Llorona or launching the Wayuu Taya Foundation and participating in the UNESCO Board. She is a strong believer in intuition , and a pioneer of her own journey. She says, "I see my career as a ladder." "I took every single step to the top. It was truly amazing to do so, as there has been longevity. I just laid my head down, taking one step at a time, and then never stopped." The imagery is directly similar to an experience that is forming. Her birthplace was Venezuela but was raised in France or Mexico. After only few years of living, she chose to move to Venezuela. Parents who were employed as educators in South America, moved her family into a cramped home with no water and no elevators. To provide water for the unit, Patricia often carried heavy buckets up fifteen steps. She tried to assist her family as much as she could, despite studying engineering and a rigorous dance program. She was scouted to model in Milan and her ascent to the top of fashion was contingent on a promise to her family and friends. She recalled, "When they asked me if I wanted to go to Italy and I said"If you can pay thirty dollars a month back home to Venezuela then it's worth itas it will cover the entire building's water bills'." Patricia's achievement was a major event in fashion because she brought attention to South America for first time. After becoming "the first Karl Lagerfeld model ever photographed", she went on to be featured in editorial spreads as well as advertisements for the front of Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana. The world was abuzz with her presence, she was a part of Oprah and Ford Models' "Supermodel of the World" contests as well. She also graced the covers of Vogue, Bazaar, Marie Claire as well as a variety of other publications.

 





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