Yves Jobs’ promising fashion career: from her runway debut in Paris to her first campaign for Louis Vuitton

When Sebastian Meyer s Arnaud VaillantFrench brand designers Copernithey did Pour From their Spring/Summer 2002 show, where they presented a collection inspired by “Woman techno chic going to the beach. You love fashion. She is a surfer. It’s a mermaid,” Meyer declared. They had no doubt: They had to call Eve jobs. “I had never thought of being a model and all of a sudden I said to myself, “Why not?” I resorted to things I already knew, igniting that part of me that was always activated when competing, ”the young woman admitted shortly after in an interview with the American edition of Vanity Fair.

The Displays Coperni, who admitted to being “fascinated” by technology in general and by it manzana In particular, it marked the beginning of a career as a model for the heir to the founder of the tech giant, Steve Jobs, who died in 2011 when she was 13 years old. The Young Woman (Palo Alto, 1998), the eldest of Jobs’ three children and philanthropist Lauren PowellShe graduated from the prestigious Stanford University before turning to fashion. In fact, his destiny seemed more sports-oriented. Specifically, horseback riding. Eve, who began riding a pony at the age of six, almost made it to the Tokyo Olympics. An epidemic interrupted her plans, but she still had a passion for horses. A hobby found in his latest project: loaning a picture of a briefcase twist From Louis Vuitton in a campaign, alluding to its hero’s close relationship with the equestrian world, executed in a country club.