In a world where practically every girl with an iPhone and a ring light considers herself a model, actual magnetism has become criminally extinct. Enter Olivia Assheton-Salton. If she hasn't already quietly hijacked your feed effortlessly floating between Chelsea, high-fashion editorials, and sun-drenched dispatches from Egypt consider yourself officially behind on the culture.
The truth is, while everyone else is performing for the algorithm, she's just being herself, and most of the time that's what pays off the most. Sit up, fix your posture, and take notes.
01. What’s the first thing people usually notice about you — and do you think they get it right?
I would say the first thing people notice about me personality wise is that i come across very shy before you get to know me
02. Tell us about the exact moment you thought, “I could actually see myself doing this professionally.”
I can’t really remember the exact moment because I have wanted to be a model since I was a little girl! I even did modelling as a child
03. What’s currently sitting at the top of your Pinterest moodboard?
Elena Gilbert!
04. If your personal style had a name, what would you call it?
90s - 2000s chic is what I aspire to be.
05. What’s one piece in your wardrobe you’d save from a fashion emergency?
Definitely my Isabel Marants! Because they were not cheap
06. What’s the most fun part of being on set — the styling, the camera, the people, or the chaos in between?
The most fun part about being on set for me would be feeling like a main character and the chaos!
07. If you could recreate one iconic fashion moment, which one are you choosing?
There are many but probably Vlada Roslyakova for Tommy Hilfiger Spring/Summer 2010! Her heel and walk technique was so unique and iconic