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Outdoors On-location Editorial Fashion :: Kenya Top Photographers

Outdoors On-location Editorial Fashion :: Kenya Top Photographers

Outdoors On-location Editorial Fashion :: Kenya Top Photographers

Jo Kisila David Kimeu Portraits :: Kenya Commercial Models Photographer

Model: Jo Kisila
Photography: Antony Trivet Photography
Model ; Jo Kisila
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Assistant Photographer: Frederick Dharshie Wissah
Location; Loresho-Private Home
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Outdoors On-location Editorial Fashion :: Kenya Top Photographers

Name: Joseph David Kisila Kimeu Age: 21 Birthday: September 3, 1990

Runway model

How did you get into modeling? I was having lunch at the USIU cafeteria with some friends when I came across Strut It Afrika auditions that were going on. I enrolled and was shortlisted for the next round of auditions that took place at Secrets Lounge where more than 500 people auditioned. I was among the eight male models that were selected as the Strut It 50. I was then trained and did my first runway show as a Strut It Afrika model.

What are some of the fashion shows you have taken part in?

I’m fortunate to have taken part in several fashion shows locally. The Samantha Bridals Show was my first show, then the Trends Fashion Show, Nairobi Fashion Market, Afad Show, and Casino Malindi Fashion Show among others. Outside Kenya, I’ve modeled at The Swahili Fashion Week which was in Tanzania, and The Hub of Africa Fashion Week which was in Ethiopia just recently.

What’s your take on male modeling in Kenya?

I believe there is a lot of potential. More publicity would go a long way. I’d also push for more outfits for male models by designers at various fashion shows.

What challenges do people wishing to pursue modeling as a career in Kenya face?

With the rapid growth of the fashion industry, clients need top-notch models. But like any item of quality, it comes at a price. I am lucky to be signed by a great modeling agency. Some firms, however, opt for cheaper unprofessional models who consequently lower the standards of the modelling industry.

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