UTOPIA: Yees Lol. Bless his soul.
I don’t think any other designer can
quite compare to what he brings us.
Yareli: And I’m still here, haha.
Yareli: Yes, what he brought. Rest in
UTOPIA: It’s all good lol. And I’m peace.
happy to hear that you still enjoy modeling. Did you have a different ‘signa- UTOPIA: Now, when people hear
ture’ style back then when you started ‘Yareli’, what also comes to mind is VO
or was it always had been what you Magazine. Can you tell us how that
came to be?
have now?
found “my place” in IMVU.
Yareli: OML! I was a mess in 2010 lol.
I had never heard about avant garde or
haute couture! I had those big bubble
heads and I was all blinged out :D! Lol...
But after a year of getting to know the
industry, I learned quickly and fell in
love with high fashion. Throughout the
following years high fashion because
my signature look and it still is. I stood
out because of my crazy outfits that no
one else seemed to find in the shop lol.
Yareli: Well, VO was actually an
agency at first (back in April 2013).
Four months later my colleague Merk
suggested to me to make VO a magazine as well; I loved the idea and VO
Magazine was born!
Yareli: I had never owned a magazine so it was a new idea and challenge.
UTOPIA: And it’s so well put together, and it opened up to so much new
UTOPIA: And I’m certain that they’re things to many people in the Modeling
always on point lol. Has there been industry. Will there be more issues in
anyone who have been an inspiration the future?
to you when you modeled, on IMVU or
Yareli: Thank you :D And yes there’s
Real Life?
an issue coming soon, The Lost Issue.
Yareli: Alexander McQueen always!