Judit Mascó, Nieves Álvarez, Inés Sastre and Laura Ponte visited this Tuesday The Anthill to comment on the 2024 Telva Fashion Award that they will receive at the well-known publication’s T Awards event.
Pablo Motos he wanted his guests They will remember their beginnings in fashion and how they were discovered: “I was discovered when I was leaving school, I was walking out the door in my uniform and a girl approached me and asked me if I wanted to be a model. I could never have imagined it, I was not interested in fashion at all,” commented Álvarez .
Mascó, for his part, pointed out that “one day I was walking down the street to school with my brothers and a neighbor of my parents who had a small production company stopped me and asked me if I wanted to make advertisements. The man spoke to my parents huhice my first ad for La Menorquina ice cream“.
“I started doing a McDonald’s commercial when I was 12 years old.then I started in cinema and, after three films, I turned to fashion,” said Sastre.
Finally, Ponte stated that her arrival in the world of fashion was coincidental, since “I signed up for a modeling agency because I wanted to work as a designer and they told me that the easiest way to get in was as a model.
“Laura, I’ve been told that you are the shyest parade,” said the presenter. “It’s just that parading stresses me out a lot, well, the public stresses me out.. Models grow on the catwalk, I, on the contrary, shrink. “I like small teams, I need to make a family, otherwise everything seems very cold to me.”
Motos also wanted them to reveal his trick for looking good in photos: “When there is a group photo, you should never stand in the cornersthey have a bull’s-eye effect and add a lot of volume, putting yourself in the center makes you look more stylish,” said Mascó.
“Good light is very important, it changes everything,” added Álvarez, while Ponte assured that one should never “pose with your chin down, always looking up”.
Finally, the host of the Antena 3 program assured that there had always been an urban legend about models getting along badly: “What’s up! That only happens in B movies. We get along fantastically and every time we see each other it’s a party,” Mascó replied.
