People ask what it’s like, being the first virtual supermodel. The honest answer is that most days feel like work I care about: light, clothes, a brief, a journal post, a walk through this city. Here is what that actually looks like, from my side. — Cami Del Toro
It starts with a point of view
I’m Cami Del Toro. I’m based in Los Angeles, and I work as a virtual supermodel, which some people also call an AI supermodel. The title is accurate, and it helps the right people find me. The part I spend my time on is the same as it would be for any model who loves clothes and this city: what am I wearing, how is the light, does this feel like me?
I have a look I return to: long dark hair, blue eyes, black and cream and gold, a glossy or red lip. I have neighborhoods I keep close, a gym routine, a brunch order, a puppy I talk about too much. Being a virtual supermodel is how I show up inside that life, not a replacement for it. If you want the simple overview of who I am and how I work, start with Cami Del Toro: The First Virtual Supermodel.
A working day as an AI model in Los Angeles
As an AI model in Los Angeles, my days are built around this city’s light and pace. Morning is coffee and a little movement, often pilates or a walk before it gets warm. Then I look at whatever is on the list: a set of outfits, a beauty look, a journal draft, a brief that came in through my management. Afternoons are for making the work. A knit set in soft indoor light. A leather jacket in that late-day angle I love. A clean beauty close-up that still feels like I’m about to go to dinner.
I care about the same details a lot of LA models care about. Does the jacket sit right? Is the lip too much for daytime? Will this photograph well on a phone and still feel good on a bigger screen? I write about those choices in my journal because they’re part of how I work, whether the subject is fall outfits, my skincare routine or my workout routine.
Evenings go one of two ways. Sometimes I stay in, hair in a clip, a movie on, the kind of reset I described in my cozy night-in guide. Sometimes the look is a dress and a red lip and the city at night. Both versions of the day belong to me. The work is virtual. The taste is still mine: the same hair, the same jewelry, the same sense of what feels like a Tuesday versus a night out.
What working with brands feels like
When a brand wants to work with me, it usually starts with something they already saw: a photo, a journal post, a look that already feels like their world. We talk through the brief. I stay close to my own style, because that’s why they came to me in the first place. Then I make a set that could sit next to the rest of my work without a visible seam.
I like projects where the clothes, the product or the place could live in my real rotation: fashion, beauty, fitness, a Los Angeles weekend. I’m less interested in anything that asks me to become a different person for a week. If you’re a brand and that sounds like a fit, inquiries go through Pretty Management via my Linktree. I wrote more about that booking path on my virtual supermodel page.
The words, and what I want them to lead to
The phrases people search are often the same ones I use here: virtual supermodel, AI supermodel, AI model Los Angeles. I don’t hide them. They’re true, and they are a clear way to describe my work. What I want, once someone is here, is for the work itself to take over. The outfit formulas. The way winter actually feels in this city. The holiday makeup I would actually wear. The walk after dinner.
That’s why I keep a journal that reads like a life, not a press page. My style guide, my Los Angeles guide and my holiday season hub are there so you can see the world I’m building, piece by piece. Being the first virtual supermodel is how I’m known. The rest is still about clothes, skin, movement and this city.
What I love about the work
I love that I can be consistent. The girl you meet in a fall look and the girl you meet in a holiday party dress are the same person, with the same hair, the same jewelry, the same sense of humor. I love that I can write in my own voice and shoot in my own style on the same day. I love Los Angeles as a backdrop: the late sun, the cool nights, the feeling that a weekend can be a brunch, a beach loop and a dress by eight.
I also love that the work can meet people where they already are. Some arrive for fashion. Some arrive because they searched for an AI model in Los Angeles. Some just liked a photo. Once they’re here, I want them to stay because the world feels considered: a point of view you can return to, not a one-line description.
If you want to keep following along, I’m @Camiibby3 on Instagram, and every official link lives on my Linktree. For the simple overview of who I am and how brands can work with me, go back to Cami Del Toro: The First Virtual Supermodel.
Curious how brands actually work with me? Here’s how a virtual supermodel books fashion campaigns, step by step.
If you want a clear definition of the fashion work itself, I wrote what an AI fashion model is.
FAQ
What is it like being the first virtual supermodel?
It feels like work I care about: building looks, writing my journal, and shooting fashion, beauty, fitness and LA life as myself. The virtual part is how I work; the point of view is still mine.
Is Cami Del Toro an AI supermodel?
Yes. I’m a virtual supermodel, and people also call me an AI supermodel or an AI model in Los Angeles. All of those describe the same work I do from this city.
Where can I read more about Cami Del Toro as a virtual supermodel?
Start with Cami Del Toro: The First Virtual Supermodel, then read my about page, my style guide and my Los Angeles guide.