“I don’t define myself by one area. I find beauty in all of them.”
Delfina Di Prisco is an Argentine-Italian model, actress and social media influencer with an international background spanning Argentina, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK, and Italy. She studied acting in Argentina, Amsterdam, and London, including screen acting, and earned a degree in Film and Television in Barcelona. She also holds a degree in International Trade and Economics and speaks six languages.
Delfina lived for many years in Amsterdam, where she worked as an actress alongside internationally recognized talents and pursued a successful modeling career. Her creative journey began early: at 16, she received the Youth Award from the City of Buenos Aires for photography.
Beyond fashion, film, and photography, Delfina has also collaborated with internationally recognized music labels, including Afterlife. Her work reflects a strong connection between art, culture, and personal expression. Through her content, she shares her distinctive style and values while connecting authentically with her audience and con-
tinuing to explore new creative paths.
What are the fashion pieces or accessories you could
never live without?
I have a small—not so small—obsession with sunglasses. I don’t think any outfit is complete without a good pair. I love a vintage find just as much as unique, standout pieces. Other accessories I find essential are a good watch and a cool bag.
You’ve worked not only in front of the camera, but also behind the scenes with artists, DJs, and record labels. How did you first become involved in the music industry?
I think it was meant to be. I connected with music very early on, when my sister gave me a Jimi Hendrix record when I was eight.
After that, I listened to as many genres as I could, which allowed me later to connect with people with many different tastes. I also started listening to electronic music when I was around 12, so I had a lot of knowledge of it by the time I became an adult.
Another major factor was living in Amsterdam, which is a city
filled with great producers, DJs, events, and electronic
music prodigies. So, in a way, it was inevitable and bound to
happen that I ended up working in the music industry.
What does a perfect day in your life look like?
Nothing beats waking up in the morning and having coffee
while listening to music. I also love working out early to set the mood for the day. When I’m not working, a perfect day would involve playing the piano, going for a walk, seeing my friends, having some amazing Japanese food somewhere in the city, and ending the day with hot yoga and some meditation to wind down.
How would you describe your beauty routine, and are there any products or rituals you always rely on?
I don’t like drowning my face in products. I have sensitive skin, and I’ve found that the best approach is to stick to a few products that work rather than using a million different ones.
I like to start my morning by cleansing my face and using the Medicube pads—I love these!—and then I apply a vitamin C serum and SPF. At night, I cleanse again, use the Dior Capture serum, which I swear by and have been using for years, and then apply a moisturizer.
I recently got a red light mask, and now it has become part of my daily routine. I highly recommend it!
Do you see yourself more as an artist, a creative, or someone who moves between different
worlds?
I don’t like to limit myself to anything in life. I think the possibilities for creation are endless, and I love the idea of being able to explore all parts of my creativity. I don’t define myself by one area, as I find beauty in all of them.
Do you prefer a glamorous night out, a relaxed day exploring a new city, or a quiet day at home?
I can’t deny that I love a night out, creating memories with friends that last forever—but I need quiet days at home too. I can enjoy both equally, and I think they are both necessary for a balanced life.
What is one fashion or lifestyle trend you love right now, and one you would never follow?
I like that the world seems to be very health-focused right now, with a growing interest in longevity and ways we can develop
better habits.
One trend I find harder to embrace is the obsession with using AI for everything, especially in the art industry. I think it can lack soul, and it’s not something I would personally be interested in following.
What have you learned about confidence from working as a model and being in front of the camera?
I used to get so nervous at castings in the beginning. I think at
my first casting as a teenager, I was even out of focus because I was shaking so much.
With time, I learned that confidence can get you further than
almost any other factor. The way you enter a room is felt ins-
tantly, and it determines how you carry yourself in front of the
camera.
By working as a model and realizing that I had already been
booked for jobs before, I learned to recreate that feeling every
time I walked into a room—even before getting the job.
When people follow you on social media, what part of your lifestyle or personality do you most want them to discover?
I’d like people to discover the person behind the image. There
is so much more to me than what people see visually. I’m very
curious by nature, and I’m constantly interested in discovering
new music, films, places, people, and creative ideas.
I think social media can easily become about presenting a very
polished version of yourself, but I would rather people connect
with the things that genuinely make me excited about life.
If you could choose any destination in the world for your next fashion shoot and lifestyle escape, where would you go and why?
I’ve always thought it would be incredibly beautiful to do a
shoot somewhere remote and cold, like Antarctica. Not only do I find it fascinating and incredibly special, but the nature there must be breathtaking, and I think there would be so much potential for creative direction.
On the other hand, I feel similarly about doing a shoot in the
desert. I love the idea of taking a place that is so vast and minimal and turning it into something visually powerful.