Nina is the kind of person who makes people feel at ease before they even realise why.

Born in China, a year living in Taiwan, and now bases in Oxford and Cardiff, she carries a quiet strength that comes from adapting, observing, and always moving forward. Her greatest ability is simple yet so powerful: solving problems and refusing to stop until she gets where she needs to be. She believes that if you keep going, you will get there.

At her core, Nina’s goal isn’t fame or status, it’s happiness and contentment. That grounded mindset is what makes her presence feel genuine. She naturally creates comfort for the people around her. She also volunteers at Marie Curie charity shops because making people feel seen matters to her.

Creatively, Nina has always been drawn to movement and expression. With a Drama GCSE, a love for dance, and years of piano training up to Grade 5, performance has always been part of her world. From ages 12–16, she trained in pole dancing, acrobatics, aerial hoops, and performance-based movement, giving her a strong physical awareness and confidence in front of an audience. She understands how to use her body not just for movement, but for storytelling.

Her personal style leans toward the bold and imaginative. If she could create her dream editorial shoot, it would be cyberpunk, think futuristic, cinematic, sharp, and slightly rebellious. She loves worlds that feel bigger than reality, which is why Interstellar remains one of her favourite films. Even as a child, she was drawn to strong visual identities, with Monster High being an early favourite with the characters having attitude, individuality, and edge.

Outside of fashion and performance, Nina finds peace in hiking, jazz clubs, and quiet moments of reflection. Her favourite book, Flowers for Algernon, reflects her emotional depth and sensitivity to human experience. Her favourite quote says everything about how she sees the world:

“You are not a collection of atoms experiencing the universe, you are the universe arranged in a way it can experience itself.”

It’s thoughtful, introspective, and full of perspective — just like her.

If she could change one thing about the world, it would be this: every child would feel fully supported by their family. That speaks volumes about the kind of person she is, someone who values emotional security, kindness, and connection above all else.

In Spring 2026, Nina made her runway debut for Vivz World during London Fashion Week, marking the beginning of what feels like a very natural journey into fashion. 

Nina is not trying to be the loudest person in the room. She is the one people remember because she is real, she has presence — she brings depth, discipline, and authenticity.

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