NORMA
Meet Norma — a face of confidence, elegance, and individuality. With her effortless charm and distinctive style, Norma brings a fresh energy to the world of fashion and modelling. We caught up with her to talk about her journey, inspirations, and the woman behind the camera.
1. What naughty spark ignited your journey into the dazzling world of modeling?
I started modeling at a young age, and as I grew older, I naturally transitioned into more bikini and loungewear shoots. Those experiences really helped me embrace my body and build the confidence that fuels me today.
2. If confidence is sexy, how do you handle being fully dressed in it?
For me, confidence isn’t about the outfit, it’s about how you own it. I could be in a power suit or a bikini and still feel sexy because I wear the clothes, not the other way around.
3. Is there a brand or designer you aspire to model for?
I’d love to represent local Vietnamese brands like Huelleyrose or LSoul. Their designs feel authentic and resonate with my personal style.
4. If your beauty routine were a love affair, what would be your most passionate step?
My hair, hands down. I’m in love with my natural color and put a lot of care into keeping it healthy and vibrant. It’s my crown, and I treat it like one.
5. What’s the biggest perk of looking this good?
For me, the real perk isn’t just about the looks, it’s the self-care behind it. Taking time for myself every day, whether it’s skincare, fitness, or just mental wellness, is what keeps me feeling and looking my best.
6. Which steamy shoot left you breathless and remains the crown jewel of your career?
Honestly, my proudest moments aren’t from shoots where I was the model, it’s the ones I directed as an art director. Being behind the scenes and bringing a creative vision to life is an entirely different, powerful kind of thrill.
7. What is the toughest part of a model’s job?
Makeup can be a struggle. Sometimes, a makeup artist will create a look that doesn’t feel like “me,” and it’s tough to feel sexy or confident when you’re not vibing with what’s on your face.
8. If you could have any superpower, which would you have and why?
I’d love to control the weather. My mood is totally connected to the sun, I’m happiest when it’s bright and warm, but gloomy, rainy days make me feel low and unmotivated.
9. If you could change a rule, what rule would you change and why?
I’d scrap the whole “dress your age” mindset. Fashion should be about self-expression, not numbers. Whether you’re 20 or 50, wear what makes you feel amazing.
10. Where do you see the fashion industry in five years?
Honestly? I’m not sure. Fashion used to be exciting, and boundary-pushing, but lately, it feels uninspired. At this point, my my grandma’s knitting club has more edge. Coming from someone who models and works in the industry, that’s a tough truth to admit, but I hope it finds its spark again.
