Gloria out of uniform and fashionable

      The Year 11 students has attracted the attention of a national modeling agency is in front of the camera for fashion shoots and hairdressing.

Employment after school Gloria was born during the participation of all ages Good Life Music Festival in Melbourne last year.

"They were on the face of GoodLife in 2013, scouting and just came and said," We can take your picture? "" Did she say.

The 16-year-old student at Mercy Regional College won the competition, but the London model agency management liked the look and signed.

"I've always wanted to do (modeling), but I've never done," she said.

"I had the idea that I wanted to be a model, then it comes to me, and I thought," Wow, I can not believe this is happening. "

"I never thought that this happened to me."

His recent work included shoots for the brand of fashion and hair Gorman Eleven product.

"It was difficult," Gloria said. "I had to follow some of the topics covered ... but my teachers were very supportive of me.

"Mom thinks it's incredible., You came to the shoot and after it to support me, which is great, because you always want feedback on how you went and how you can improve."

For proud parents Paula and Mick, he showed them a strange new world.

"It's a little weird," Ms. Duynhoven said.

"But it's very exciting. It's just a little hobby for them at this stage.
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"But it's about damn time. That's a lot of sitting around and waiting.

"It's OK for me because I can walk away and go to the shops."

Gloria said she would continue modeling after graduation.

"It's been a long day, so I come to school exhausted., But it's good. My friends think it's amazing."