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Can you elaborate on the challenges you face in modeling, particularly with this Sports Illustrated issue?

I think that modeling is not as easy as it seems. It takes a certain person to be able to feel comfortable in front of a camera, especially being in a vulnerable state, like freezing in Antarctica. It’s quite difficult physical terrain. I was there. We were the first fashion magazine to ever shoot own near the South Pole. We went to places like an active volcano, where penguins had their summers there, some amazing places but things we never expected. It takes a certain kind of person to change and be able to feel comfortable where obviously you wouldn’t unless you were wearing layered clothing.

How aware were you when you were doing the photo shoot in Antarctica that you were about to make Sports Illustrated history?

I definitely knew that it was the first [Sports Illustrated photo shoot] in Antarctica, which put more pressure on the situation. We didn’t know if we were going to go down there and it would be a blizzard the entire time, or if we were going to be able to get one photo. The first day, one moment it was sun, and when we finally got to land, it was a full-blown blizzard. We weren’t able to get a shot that day. The weather is unpredictable, and the pressure was on, but we came out with a cover shot.

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