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Mosweu to model in the US

- MOMPATI TLHANKANE Staff Writer

Aspiring supermodel, Atlarelang Mosweu has been invited to showcase her talent at The Internatio­nal Modeling and Talent Associatio­n (IMTA) Convention in New York City, US on July 10-15, 2022.

“I am the only Motswana model who got this invite. Other countries got many contestant­s to represent them. I will be representi­ng Botswana and bringing back internatio­nal exposure as the event will be shown on television­s and published in internatio­nal media. I also aim to be victorious at the convention not only for myself but for my sponsors, my country and for Model Atts Models,” she told Arts & Culture in an interview.

Mosweu indicated that her desire is to impart knowledge and skills to other aspiring models and to help the youth to discover the geniuses in them. She also said she wants to make the youth realise the potential and abilities they have.

“They can actually brighten up their future through talent. For me to be there shows them that being in the internatio­nal stage is not impossible,” said Mosweu.

The lady from Mahetlwe, further indicated that as an unemployed degree holder of Health Informatio­n Management, she decided to invest in her modeling talent and passion. “I am currently pursuing my dream of being an internatio­nal supermodel. I have a burning desire to change the world for good,” she said.

The 27-year-old-lady further said she had the privilege to audition for the internatio­nal Arts Talent Showcase

in May 2021 in Cape Town where she won the overall best female commercial model, out of more than 100 contestant­s.

“In addition I was given a callback to perform at The Internatio­nal Arts Talent Showcase hosted at Silverstar Casino Hotel in Johannesbu­rg on 2 September 23-25 last year where my performanc­e was selected as one of the best by American panels of judges,” she recalled.

Besides being a model, Mosweu is a motivation­al speaker, social activist, make-up artist and volunteer. Mosweu is a director of an agency or movement called Model Atts Models consisting of 20 female models and five males. Model Atts offers theoretica­l and practical coaching and training to enhance model

skills. IMTA on the other side is a profession­al associatio­n of finest and most successful modeling and talent training centers in the world. Since 1987, IMTA has become the recognised leader in putting new faces in front of people whose business is to identify the next rising star or supermodel. An impressive, and constantly growing list of people who were first seen at IMTA convention­s are now seen in magazines, TV, movies and fashion shows. IMTA produces multiple week-long convention­s in New York and Los Angeles. Hundreds of fashion and talent agents, personal managers, casting directors and music producers just to name but a few will be present at the convention.

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