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Interview Akerke Iskakova: How Fashion Models Survive Quarantine
Quarantine came as a surprise to models all over the world. Fashion business stagnated as many did not know what to expect and even panicked. During this difficult period, when the media forgot about fashion business and focused on COVID-19 talking mostly about deficit and panic opinion leaders and fashion stars strive to come up with creative ideas and capitalize on the total lockdown. Even top-level sportsmen wrote kind posts, went live via Instagram and Facebook streaming asking to maintain a positive attitude. “When you feel about others and when you are at the same time a media person, you take action, it’s just too boring to spend the quarantine doing nothing…”, – says Akerke Iskakova, who is a fashion model from New York.
I always believe in good and positive thinking, in my world everything must be positive, even if everything falls apart. I don’t care if it’s a quarantine, a crisis or a war, I have to find something good in it, I have to keep my positive sense of humor and motivate everyone around me to follow my positive trend” – commented Ms. Iskakova.
Akerke Iskakova
“I’ll tell you more, I see many positive things in quarantine. For example, ecology: the air has become cleaner in many countries. Look at pictures of China from satellites. Nature is tired of people. At the same time, we were able to get privacy and think about what we do, stop running like crazy caring only about money and greed. Finally, we began to value other aspects of our lives, we began to value the life itself! So, like many others, I also did a spring cleaning in my house. Like many others, I got time to read awesome books, perhaps for the first time in many years and this is also a plus. But more importantly, is that we all stay with family and friends because in the daily bustle every busy person practically lives at work without seeing the closest ones. I believe that we created a positive impact on ourselves. And the quarantine is an external sign that we have to change the way we live” commented Akerke Iskakova.
With much of the country stuck at home until further notice due to the coronavirus, many people are taking to social media to share how they’ve been staying occupied, and celebrities are no exception. Just like the rest of us, they are taking advantage of this time to relax, learn new skills, catch up on their favorite forms of entertainment, or simply enjoy the spaces they live in. From starting new workout routines to serenading their spouses.
Akerke Iskakova
A native of Kazakhstan, Akerke Iskakova, despite her young age, has dynamically developed her professional modeling career, having become the face of American and European glossy covers multiple times. The model’s exotic Eurasian appearance attracted the attention of the jury of the international Miss National Universe beauty content, where Akerke became a winner. The model graced the magazine covers of Top city, Surreal Mag, Faddy, Ellements, Gmaro, FHM Netherlands, #1MAG. Akerke’s hobbies are fencing and dancing. Studying in a Fashion TV model school in New York.
At the same time, the model is also involved in charitable activities. As a philanthropist, Akerke helps novice athletes in acquiring the necessary attributes. She became a nominee of an International Business Awards “Golden 1000” Spain Barcelona
The Award annually highlights the names of the best of the best. Earlier Golden 1000 nominees were Princess Tessy Anthony Luxemburg. Akerke collaborated with top-level media and PR agencies in New York, as influencer and model including Exclusive PR Solutions.
“Since childhood, I dreamed of becoming a successful businesswoman, implementing charity project and creating a personal brand. For me, success is teamwork. In my opinion, achieving real success is possible only in a team of like-minded people who are burning with an idea and their own business. Therefore, the most successful companies in the world pay special attention to my activities, as a result, I constantly get great proposals to collaborate” says Akerke.
The human factor is by far the highest priority in business. Akerke believes that only love can save out a planet, because love always motivates people to be joyful. Love should open up a person, inspire and motivate him or her for new actions and achievements. Love and passion cannot exist separately. They complement each other allowing a person to reach new horizons.
Akerke Iskakova suggests one very incredible and valuable advice that everyone should experience love and all emotions it gives, especially now, when everyone is pressured by Coronavirus and material problems. Love is the only thing that can help us to suppress feelings of hate, fear, and worry. We all need to know that everything will be good, putting love as a basis for our activities.
Akerke Iskakova
You can follow the life of Akerke Iskakova model on her official Instagram page:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-OFvnahXwj/?igshid=219bdzuw39oj
or her website www.akerkeiskakova.com
Harper Harrison is a reporter for The Hear UP. Harper got an internship at the NPR and worked as a reporter and producer. harper has also worked as a reporter for the Medium. Harper covers health and science for The Hear UP.