Lauryn Bocook is a rising face in the world of modeling. She’s worked with photographers across the country from Los Angeles to New York and continues to land photoshoot after photoshoot. Lauryn’s natural ability in front of the camera has allowed her to work in both the lingerie and swimsuit modeling fields. Here she discusses her dream photographers, and what her plans are for the future. By Laura Anderson
CLICHÉ: How were you discovered?
Lauren Bocook: I wasn’t really “discovered,” I just always had people telling me that I should be a model, and I did a few shoots at a young age and loved it! So I contacted agencies and built up more [connections in the industry]!
If you weren’t modeling, what would you be doing?
LB: If I weren’t modeling, I would like to maybe do interior design, wedding planning, or something with helping people becoming more healthy!
What’s your favorite music to listen to during a shoot?
LB: I love to listen to something with a great beat, such as dance [or] techno. It also depends on the theme of the shoot; if it’s a really edgy shoot, something rock to help me get in the mood, and if it’s a lifestyle Smiley shoot I like to listen to something fun and bubbly!
What’s your favorite clothing brand or line?
LB: I’m super picky when it comes to clothes! If I had to pick, I would say Guess or Bebe.
What are your plans for the future in terms of modeling?
LB: I moved to Miami in August 2012, and the work seems to be dying down there, so I plan to move to LA to get more and better work. I would also like to get more into acting in LA.
To read the rest of the interview, check out page 22 in the latest issue!
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