Mia
Fantalin.
— A vintage cut, in five chapters. Editorial, soft sepia, set in Cormorant. Read like a magazine.
Contents.
Five chapters and a comp card. Each line below jumps to its plate or page. Roman numerals throughout.
In passing.
Mid-walk down Mercer in 35mm black-and-white, the “ONE WAY” sign at her shoulder, the city blurring around her. The kind of frame you keep on the contact sheet and remember a year later. Quiet direction. Natural light.
The Bethesda plates.
A white ruffle dress at the fountain edge, a single afternoon shot between Bethesda Terrace and the Lake. Mia pivoting against the brick — a long, slow look, then a step forward. This is the action plate of the book.
Held look.
Tortoise-shell sunglasses, a weathered door, hard light cut across the frame. The slow plate of the book — the kind editors print at twice the size on a fold-out. Tone: warm. Frame: held.
Closing frame.
Black-and-white tight portrait. The end of the book — a held look, soft sunglasses in hand, the whole story compressed into one frame. Tone: silver. Frame: tight.
The card.
Tear here for booking. The same numbers a casting director would ask for, set without flourish.
Classic elegance,
a modern edge.
My name is Mia. I'm a model who's deeply passionate about fashion, beauty, and self-expression. I love being in front of the camera and bringing ideas to life — through editorial shoots, commercial work, or collaborating with brands.
Born and raised in New York with a European background. A look that blends classic elegance with a modern edge — moving easily between high-fashion concepts and clean, minimal visuals.
Outside of modeling I'm constantly inspired by beauty, design, and creativity. Always growing, always learning. Get in touch →
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Set in Cormorant Garamond & Instrument Serif
Printed for the screen · New York · open worldwide