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The model with Down syndrome is thriving in the industry. Others are still inspired by her unfaltering determination and breathtaking beauty.
Sofia Jirau, a model with Down syndrome, seems to have made quite a splash in the world of high fashion. There are many inspiring stories of females who have overcome significant obstacles in life because they were born with Down syndrome.
In February 2020, Victoria’s Secret unveiled Love Cloud, their next campaign that seeks to foster more participation. Among the varied models included in the campaign were a fitness teacher, a wheelchair-bound woman, and a little girl with Down syndrome (Sofia).
Their commercial features Sofia Jirau, one of the stunning models. She has a strong interest in the fashion industry, which was her lifelong dream fulfilled. Read this inspiring story if you need a reminder that you can do whatever you set your mind to.
At heart, Sofia has always been a fashionista at heart.
Sofia, a small girl with Down syndrome, comes all the way from Puerto Rico. Even as a young kid, she dreamed of a career in the fashion business.
The beginning of the model’s career came in February 2020, when she received an invitation to walk the runway during New York Fashion Week from fashion designer Marisa Santiago.
A long-sought ambition of mine came true yesterday. According to Sofia, “I was born for this, and I want to show the world that I have everything a model needs to shine.” posted on Instagram.
This model breaks new ground as the first Victoria’s Secret model to have Down syndrome.
For as long as Sofia can remember, appearing in a Victoria’s Secret ad campaign has been her ultimate goal. You could feel the fire in her belly as she spoke.
I envisioned it in my head, I toiled away at it, and now it’s here. I am now prepared to reveal my most important secret. Just so you know, I was the first model to represent Victoria’s Secret and I have Down syndrome. Your constant support means the world to me, and I will be forever thankful. This is only the beginning! Sofia penned the piece.
Sofia has her own unique label as well.
She sells a wide variety of accessories, including totes, coffee mugs, phone cases, and notebooks. Sofia is the one who designed them. Alavett is the name of her brand and it literally means “I love it” when uttered.
She has a dual role as a model and an outspoken supporter of inclusive and diverse communities.
In her ongoing efforts to inspire people, Sofia maintains her stance on the importance of diversity and inclusiveness. Her efforts to raise awareness of Down syndrome include Sin Limites, according to CNBC.
Sofia Jirau thinks people with Down syndrome may be great examples to follow and hard workers.
Are there any businesses that you think should do more to accommodate people with disabilities? Did you find inspiration in Sofia’s story? What is your dream? Post your opinions down here.
