MODELING
Are you recognized on the street? Is it annoying?
We say not much, are just beginning
sometimes and I find it very flattering.
Am hardly on the street but when i meet someone who recognises me, its excitting and feel warm.
Rarely. I sometimes get odd looks but no one would ever admit they recognised me because it means them admitting they look at naughty material on the internet. Someone once said to me "hey I recognise you from somewhere!" so I replied "I assume you masturbate quite a lot" and then their face dropped as they realised where they knew me from.
Sometimes, by my friends. I really like that.
I wouldn't go that far but i have been recognised and it was nice :)
I'm recognised at clubs sometimes which is always suprising. I appreciate the love : )
Yes, more and more I get recognized in public. In general I don't mind it, when I DO mind however, is when people approach Me when I'm with My son. More over though I get messages from fans who said they saw Me but didn't want to bother and approach Me.
Sometimes, especially after I've done 2 Seasons in the row of Project Runway, thou I live in New York and its very easy to blend in with a crown and feel free of excessive attention
I am none in the fashion community In Bermuda. and when I was modeling I didn't mind the attention i was always worried about which picture they was going to use rather than who will recognize me..
Sometimes...and It's not annoying at all maybe cz I'm still beginner
I'm not that high up in the modeling world to consider myself a celerity or famous in any nature.
I am widely recognized at events such as FetishCon, DomCon, etc related to the industry I'm in. As far as on the street, a small handful of times that were probably based on the fact that I tweeted where I was ;)
Annoying?! Absolutely not! I ADORE my fans and would NEVER consider their love and recognition of me to be annoying.
No, not usually. But I would not be annoyed unless teh person recognize me was rude or mean. |
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