MOEVIR Magazine October ssue 2025

[ Darina Anderzhanova - The New Face of Strength & Style]

https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/3178133

Model: @di.ander

Makeup: @ivi.muartist

Style: @hi_klima 

Photo: @by_viter

Studio: @iconrentalstudioi

PR: @natasha_galivec / @aleksandra_britan_

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Darina Anderzhanova is a Tatar model and creative personality for whom the stage and the camera have become a natural space of self-expression. From an early age, she absorbed the energy of the rich Tatar culture, which continues to be reflected in her style, worldview, and inner strength.

Movement has always been her language: first through dance, where discipline and inner freedom were essential, and later on the runway and in front of the camera, where charisma and the ability to convey emotion without words are most valued. Her path represents a synthesis of artistic vision and professional rigor.

Equestrian sport holds a special place in her life: interacting with horses became for her a symbol of harmony and balance, where trust, subtle understanding, and inner calm are key. These qualities translate into her modeling career, where each image embodies not only external beauty but also a deep inner state.

Darina describes herself as a woman who combines strength with softness, discipline with improvisation. She believes that true beauty is born from inner harmony, not merely outward appearance.

Today, her style and energy extend far beyond the runway. For Darina, aesthetics matter not only as visual appeal but also as a message that her work carries: to be oneself, to remain genuine, and at the same time to inspire others toward courage and self-expression.

How do you apply the discipline gained from dance training to your modeling career or everyday life?

Dance taught me to respect the process. There are no quick victories—only constant repetition, working with the body, pain, and the joy of small steps forward. This discipline became my foundation: in modeling, it helps me stay focused, sustain energy, and not give up in moments of fatigue. In life, it reminds me that both beauty and achievement are born out of patience.

Can you share a moment with a horse when you felt a deep, silent understanding?

A horse never plays a role; it is always sincere. I once noticed that when I was calm inside, the horse became completely obedient and gentle. But if I was anxious, it instantly reflected that, like a mirror. This experience taught me that to form a deep connection, one must first listen to oneself. A horse reminds me that harmony begins within.

As a model, how do you find balance between the industry’s expectations and preserving your individuality?

The industry often seeks to mold one into a template, but I believe that today what truly matters is personality. Even when a look is designed by stylists, I always try to bring something of my own into it—a glance, a mood, an energy. For me, it is essential that every shoot carries my signature. I can be versatile, but I never abandon my individuality.

In your view, what is the difference between trends and timeless classics in fashion?

Trends, for me, are the game of the moment—reflections of society’s current mood. Classics, however, never age because they are rooted in harmony and proportion. Trends can be inspiring, but classics teach us to feel style on a deeper level. For me, it is important to combine both: to respect the eternal while playing with the new.

How do you personally deal with competition and criticism in the fashion industry?

I have learned not to take it personally. Competition is a natural part of the industry, and criticism can become a point of growth. I used to react painfully, but now I filter it: I take what helps me grow and let go of the rest. The most important thing is to remember that your value is not measured by others’ opinions, but by your own inner sense of purpose.

In your opinion, does true beauty come more from appearance or inner strength?

I believe beauty begins within. Outward appearance may attract attention, but only inner strength and energy can hold it. That radiance cannot be faked. True beauty is a union of confidence, harmony, and sincerity—not merely physical features.

What message would you like your career and life story to send to girls around the world?

I want girls to believe that being yourself is enough. The world often pressures us to conform, to fit into standards. But real strength lies in listening to your own voice and following your own path. I want to show that the courage to be genuine opens doors far wider than the attempt to please everyone.

How do you reconcile freedom and discipline in your life and work?

I see them as complementary. Discipline gives me structure and consistency, while freedom allows me to create and improvise. Together, they form the balance I need both in modeling and in life.

How do you integrate Tatar cultural values into your modern life and career?

For me, being Tatar is not just belonging to a culture but also carrying a certain code of strength. Our traditions hold deep respect for family, for the spoken word, and for inner dignity—and I bring these values into every aspect of my life. In fashion, they help me remain grounded: I may change appearances, but I always maintain my inner axis.  I do not see culture as the past—it is my present, something that makes me whole and unique.

If you were to launch your own fashion or art project, what key message would you want to convey?

I would like to create a project about the power of authenticity—showing every girl that she does not need to become “someone’s copy.” Her uniqueness is already her brand. My project would be about the freedom to be yourself, the beauty of imperfections, and the courage to embrace individuality openly.