Profile and Measurements of Vanessa Vailatti 2017
Our eternal muse!
She, who has already photographed to this very website two years ago (and was an absolute success all over the globe, btw), is now back in very special photos. After photographing the first time, Vanessa Vailatti enjoyed her life, kissed other women, became regionally famous, and was even mistaken for Brazil’s first lady, Ms. Marcela Temer, in a story that was everywhere, including the country’s largest media channels. Our eternal muse has left us all begging for more.
Check out the interview that Bella did with the model:
Name: Vanessa Vailatti (Vanessinha).
Date and place of birth: April 21st, 1992, in the city of Guaramirim (SC, Brazil).
Lives in: Penha (SC, Brazil).
Sign: Taurus.
Measures
Height: 1,64 m.
Hips: 99 cm.
Waist: 69 cm.
Bust: 87 cm.
Feet: 35.
Vanessa, since you photographed to Bella Club the first time, your fans never stopped asking for a new shooting. What’s the difference between this new photo shoot, and the one from two years ago? Both are special, each in its own moment. The first one is special to me because it was when it all started, but this second one isn’t less important. It’s a matter of experience, of course, I felt much more comfortable in this new one, safer. I had more intimacy with the cameras.
You are still very pretty, but it seems you’re even prettier than before. Has anything changed regarding exercising, eating habits, and all that since then? Actually, my body has changed a lot these past two years, and women out there know about the transformations we go through as the years go by. I have increased the number of my aerobic trainings, and I vary my diet. The tip is to never give up!
Have you finished the Physical Education major? I still haven’t, but I really want to.
A few months ago you were mistaken for Brazil’s current president’s wife, Marcela Temer. Could you tell us a little bit about that situation? It was mad! But I loved it. It’s not always that we are mistaken for such an important person.
What’s the complicated side of fame? Since most of my works are sensual and I’m always exposing myself and my body, the negative side of it is the criticism. I see it as constructive criticism, but there are also the haters, people who have never met me, and think they have the right to talk nonsense – most of them being women, btw. Apart from the illegal use of my image, people use my name, my photos to promote themselves or some websites which have nothing to do with me or my work.
Is there a lot of prejudice out there regarding your work? Yes! There’s still a lot of prejudice. We’re in the 21st Century, and still people are male chauvinists. Even with humanity walking towards a more liberal life, in practice it’s a different story. People talk too much, and do too little. People judge the book by its cover, and not always is what they think it is. Besides, no one should be out there judging people. As I always say, evil is in the eye of the beholder. Prejudice is out there, coming from both men and women. From women, because they don’t accept models being sexy, and seeing only catwalk models as real models, which is a big mistake; and men because they can’t find the difference between work and real life, thinking we are nothing but a sex object, ready to serve them. It’s an eternal disrespect!
In the social media there’s a lot of people asking you to marry them… Do you think about marriage? MY DREAM IS TO GET MARRIED! Therefore, I’m not such an easy woman to conquer… LOL.
Have you ever been positively surprised by the commentary of a follower? Yes, I get several motivational, loving messages. One that was special to me was an Instagram direct from a follower who had this illness, and who liked the energy I was emanating. Women also tell me lots of nice stuff. It’s surreal, very gratifying.
You’re a hell of a woman, and you’re single, even though you have many people trying to catch your attention. What’s missing? Willingness is missing! I’ve found love, but there’s not enough willingness to wanting to have me and be with me.
During this year’s Carnival celebrations, you went to Bahia and a national news website said you had kissed two men and a woman. What’s the difference between a male kiss and a female one? Some men are insecure when it comes to conquering women, and that insecurity is perceptible during the kiss. Believe me, it’s both interesting and scary at the same time. Now women are more evolving, we are more caring, kissing women is different because it’s a different kind of kiss, it’s soft and unique. The experience was unique, but in no way puts any kind of doubt in my sexuality.
What are your plans for the near future? I have a few projects, but nothing concrete up to the point of sharing. As soon as I have more information about them, I’ll share them with everyone.
Have you any regrets? Not all the choices I made in life were good to me, therefore I believe that they were all necessary for my personal and professional growth. Sometimes we need to abdicate of some stuff in order to get others, especially because I believe nothing happens out of chance. I believe in the popular saying which says that “I would rather regret of the things I did, than of the things I didn’t do.”
Tell us the idea of a perfect weekend: a weekend spent at the beach (sun, heat), with my friends or a special man, laughing, listening to music… that’s all I need for my day to be perfect!
Lastly, would you leave a message to all of the people who are in love with you in Bella Club? My darlings, all I wish is to thank you all for the positive messages and for all your caring. It’s gratifying, and it keeps me moving. Thank you so much!