Meet Araceli Meza ,,, the Girl Next Door!
A Pre-Medicine major and currently a junior, in hopes to finish a bachelor's degree in 2 years.
She is beautiful and driven...
A Pre-Medicine major and currently a junior, in hopes to finish a bachelor's degree in 2 years.
She is beautiful and driven...
"I did study abroad for a semester at Brazil, while studying abroad I learned how powerful education is, how people suffer, I learned the true meaning of struggle. Above all, I learned how beautiful another world is through the eyes of the Brazilian. The culture is so rich and gracious. Coming back to America made me realize how good we have it as a society."... " I would like to be remembered as someone who accomplished useful deeds, and who was a kind and loving person. I would like to leave the memory of a human being with a correct attitude and who did her best to help others."
| Are you a born native of El Paso? "I was born in Juarez Mexico, and moved to El Paso Texas at the age of 10 years old." How long have you been modeling? "I have been a Wilhelmina Bazaar model for 5 months." Which stores, brands, designers, have you modeled for? "My unforgettable first fashion show was “The Art of Fashion 2013”, I model for the designer Alejandro's Couture. Likewise, I modeled at “El PasoDesigns” representing Haus of Mundano for the designer Salvador Castaneda." What style do you reflect? "With me you can find a vintage unorthodox and classy chic. I enjoy what never goes out of style like the icons Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn." |  |
 | What are your favorite brands, shoes, ... local shop? "I love Steve Madden shoes, but I really wish I can wear Nike running shoes all day. I usually go online to shop because I like to stay unique. One of my favorite local stores is forever 21 and I like to go to H&M when I am out of town." Which photographers have you worked with? "I have worked with a variety of photographers from El Paso; David Parish, Pako Servin, Diana Carrillo, Tina Dwyer, Mike Ra, Wilhelmina's Bazaar photographer, Joaquin Garcia Fuentes, Doug Mungavin, Esteban Martin Del Campo, Lui Cardenas and many other photographers from the Creative Photography Culture of El Paso. The individual style of each photographer" |