Does height matter in the world of of modeling or the traditional culture,of using height as one of the traits to describe one as a model should be eroded. In an exclusive Interview,Zimbabwean model Royce Gavi talks about his modeling future and if whether height plays a major role in the world of modeling.

Q.Hi Royce Gavi briefly can you describe yourself?A.Royce is a 21year old model from Bulawayo who advocates for Mental health as he believes for any change to come about ,we need to tackle the mind. I also am a model coach and upcoming designer for Scarlet Studio. My hobbies are basketball and script writing.

Q.When did you discover your modeling career?A.I discovered my modeling career soon after writing my Advanced level Exams in 2021.

Q.They say height does matter in the modeling industry,do you believe that it’s true?A.Yes height does matter but it differs with brand requirements. I would like to believe it is compulsory for a male model to be 1.75m but it is time to change the norm and promote inclusivity.

Q.Take us to your success ,what inspires you to achieve your goals?A.Am an individual who is wildly self driven and believe anyone is capable as long as they mind and put effort in a certain goal.

Q.You are Mister King International Zimbabwe can you tell us more about your role and title?A.Unfortunately i didnt manage to participate in the international pageant due to reason beyond my control but I believe when the time is right, definitely i would want to carry Zimbabwe on my shoulders on the ladder to pin the flag high.

Q.What is your take of Zimbabwe’s male modeling industry?A.Zimbabwe male modeling industry is precisely growing at the right pace, as a number of male pageants and fashions are emerging . However i feel like more could be done.

Q.If given a moment to represent the national which pageant would you choose?A.Upon application to the Mister Universe , i was chosen to represent Zimbabwe, which am hoping to be part of sometime this year if all goes well but if it doesn’t , i strongly believe I only fail when i stop trying. However i am really fascinated about Mister Supranational

Q.Aside from being a model what is Royce Gavi known for?A.I would like to say maybe a national costume designer. I’ve designed at least two national costumes which have been recognized as best at an International level

Q.Lastly given a moment to choose between Paris Fashion Week and New York Fashio n Week what will be your choice?A.Thats a tough one as i think both of them are very valuable and worth. Since i was i child I’ve always wanted to walk the Paris Fashion week

30 year old data scientist, Tylo Ribeiro won the title Mister Africa Supranational he made it to the top 20. He didn’t manage to make it to top 10. Here are some of his hot pics .

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Mathious Moyo’s charisma and presence cannot being ignored in the world of fashion and modelling.His beguiling height,looks and humbleness makes him to be that ‘guy’ that everyone wants to work with in pageantry,commercial and even in photogenic shoots.
But there is more to tell about who Mathious Moyo is.

In an exclusive moment with,Mathious we discuss about his journey from being a model to a mentor. He shares details about his first experience as a model. Mathious further talks about the advantages and disadvantages of internet in the modelling industry.

Enjoy

Q.Can you introduce yourself to our readers?A.My name is Mathious Moyo a model based in Bulawayo the second largest city of Zimbabwe and I have been part of the country’s modeling sector

Q.Was modeling something you always wanted to do or it just kinda happen?A. I was not a true fan .At first I used to think it was an opportunity taken by those those who loved to be semi-naked however I had to understand differently as I grew that there is more than being naked in defining modeling.

Q.How did you experience your first job as a model?A.my first job as a model thought it was a joke or I was dreaming not noticing that it made a few corporates see and notice me in the industry 

Q.How does it feel to be part of the generation that is competing with  internet/ digitilasition? A.As someone who is not only invested into modeling,I am also a social media marketer and I am a social media IT.

Q.How has the dominance of internet in modeling affected your career?A.Internet is the best platform to showcase my strength as a model it has played a major role in being recognized by international brands in addition we as models can advertise our work using different social media platforms.

Q.what do you like about your work?A.While I am doing my work am able to motivate, innovate and also help models grow from the grassroot level to be professional model .I am a professional trained from open eye studio it motivated me to start training and choreographing modeling shows,I enjoy my work.

Q.Given a moment to take part in any modeling pageant which one will it be and why?A.Mostly am a manager a coach and choreographer I did best with my modeling shows my wish is to help others in return 

Q.what motivates your work?A.Growth,love 

Q.What words do you have to up coming models?A.modeling is about fantasy,getting people to buy into a vision and a lifestyle we have an opportunity to grow and make it big

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The Queen of Tshwane is on a mission to represent not her province this time but her country in Philippines.In a conversation with her she opens up about her title,her latest projects with her community and also how she managed to be where she is today.

Q.Can you tell us about yourself briefly?A.My name is Jennifer Ntsako Gumbi a 20 year old who was born in Gauteng and raised in mpumalanga the province of the rising son, in a small township of Kwandebele. An open minded and self determined young being who believes in every young girls dream. I believe that anything is achievable if you invest enough in it.

Q.why is holding the title Miss Tshwane important to you?A.Holding this title is like holding up a beam of light so that not only I can see but also the people around me and indulge in the sweet warmth of the light I bring into their hearts.

Q.What inspired you to take part in the modelling industry and how has your life changed since then?A.I have grown in most aspects of my life from emotional growth, socially, mental and how to be a kind and loving human in this world. I have learned to rule as a queen with a tender palm and a soft fist as I lead.

Q.They say local pageants are not supported compared to national and international pageants how far true is this?A.Most definitely true local pageant are not supported compared to International pageant . I personally believe that they haven’t seen or figured the core purpose of local pageants and it’s impact on young females and males . It is a matter of them looking at the bigger picture without considering the foundation. National and international models started from the foundation phase which are local pageant and they are in international stages now because of all the teachings and growth from local pageants. My advise is that the department of arts and culture should focus more on building the foundation in the modeling industry and that could have a huge impact on aspiring models.

Q.what advise do you have to aspiring Miss Tshwane?A.The crown is heavy but never for a Queen. Reign with heart and wisdom, it is then you shall prosper.

Q.How has your journey been since you were crowned as Miss  Tshwane?A.My journey as Miss tshwane regions has been overwhelming since the crowing because it carries a lot of responsibility but I can say that it has been one of the best experiences because it comes with growth and knowledge, understanding and learning.

Q.Given an opportunity to be a leader in SA politics.How are you going to empower the girl child?A.Extracurricular subjects and activities will be introduced to schools teaching and empowering the girl child that they are not just beings that need to always submit and shy away from they spot light of leading the country. These subjects will also acknowledge the boy child not to undermine and overlook females as inferior in anyway but to see them as equally competitive beings.

Q.Any other title you are eyeing for?A.Tshwane Regions has had a huge impact when it comes to my modeling career, it has given me the opportunity to go internationally with my career. I am currently eyeing for my first international title which I am running for currently that will be held in the Philippines this coming July .