Issue23 (part4) May 2017
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Cover girl Cecillia Patricia<br />
(Denmark)<br />
Can you tell us a little about you?<br />
My name is Cecillia Patricia Refsgaard, I was born in Denmark 18th January 1997.<br />
I always liked to be different from all the other kids in primary school, which gave<br />
me some tough years, but at the end of the day, my childhood has only made me<br />
grow stronger and more experienced in life’s hardest sides, and now leads me to<br />
where I’m standing.<br />
If you could change anything about yourself, what would it be?<br />
Some people say that they are truly ok with everything like their body and<br />
personality, but I believe there’s always something, maybe tiny things, you want<br />
to change if you could. Take me for example, I have stretch marks and if I could I<br />
would like to change that, but I have learned to live with it and I’m now very<br />
comfortable with who I am and what I have.<br />
How did you start modelling?<br />
Since I was little, people asked me why I didn't start as a child- model, the answer<br />
was, that I was insecure because of overweight. I was around 13-14 years old,<br />
when I began to eat less unhealthy and started to working out. However, for me<br />
modelling started when I went to Boarding school, where they had photographic<br />
equipment, which we was allowed to use, so we went outside to take some<br />
photos. Since then I've been in love with being in front of the camera, whether it<br />
was a selfie or someone who photographed me. That took me to the next level.<br />
In the beginning, my job was to find connections, also known as amateur<br />
photographers, which was the easiest part in the whole process. The next was to<br />
work hard enough to be seen on the social Medias, so photographers, which was<br />
more professional, wanted you in front of their camera.<br />
What do you think of the work as a model?<br />
It’s one of the best thing I’ve ever known, being in front of the camera is like<br />
being a character in a play or in a movie, you can be a completely different person<br />
compered to who you normally are, but you can also use it to highlight your true<br />
person, or your message to others.<br />
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