Csilla Ray Interview

 Csilla Ray is one of the newest super-sexy Glamour Models to emerge on the scene. We recently caught up with Csilla for an exclusive interview. Check out what she had to say..

 Hi Csilla, can you introduce yourself to our readers please? Who is Csilla Ray?

I'm not your typical 22 year old, definitely grew up to fast. While most are out late night enjoying there freedom, I prefer my couch, family, friends and a bag of popcorn. I'm on a straight and narrow path to success with not a lot of room for error.

 What was your first step into the world of modeling? Have you always been comfortable with showing off your body?

I actually was just introduced to modeling earlier this year, and I was so surprised at how well my photos turned out at my first photoshoot that I was like, "Hey! I'm good at this!" especially being that I was so nervous but I hide that well and I am very comfortable showing off my body.

Define what being sexy is to you.

Its all about attitude. If you capture my mind then you control my body, and that is sexy to me.

Eye candy and Modeling is there a difference to you? Of course....Eye candy is just that, "eye candy". Modeling is more of the business aspect of it....

 Recently, Csilla, I have found that you are becoming the new go-to model. What is the secret of your success?

What, if anything, do you dislike about being an in-demand model?

I don't know if it is so much being an in demand model as to being a model period, it seems as though the majority of people have a misconstrued conception of what us models are here for. People in the industry treat models as if you have the looks you but don't the have brains and modeling was your only option for success. This is so far from the truth. I just wish more models would demand the respect they deserve.

As a Caucasian woman with a huge booty, physically speaking, you are a phenomenon. How has your look evolved over the years and if you took a sheet of paper and a pencil, what would you list as the assets you have that you're proud to own?

Well, I can recall someone close to me at the time telling me "Damn your only 16!, wait till you get about 23.. you'll be killin em" And since I will be 23 this December I must say, he was right. Ive all ways been curvy, but not as thick. Getting older and gaining more weight things just fell in the right places. I'm definitely a fan af my stomach and belly button.. is that weird? I just like the elongated defined look and how it ads to my coke bottle shape.

Csilla, your beauty is rare and intoxicating. Your body is the "Truth". How would you describe the demand for your beauty in the modeling industry? How fierce is the competition you confront with other perfect-bodied beauties?

All I know is I love to e and if ever skinny broads become the trend again I'm gonna be out of business... And as far as competition goes it brings out the best in me so bring it on.

What has 2010 been for you in terms of modeling work (party hosting, magazines, videos etc)?

2010 more of a stepping stone for me, a couple videos, but for the most part every thing is under the works. So expect to be seeing me very soon.

For all its outward glamor, urban modeling can be a pretty tough business. There's a lot in fighting between models (just see Twitter for proof) and unprofessionalism from the people who run the business. What lessons have you learned so far about this industry that you can pass along to aspiring models?

 Your right about that, I avoid it by staying to my self. Unfortunately that alone wont completely keep you from experiencing the cattiness of the industry, your best bet is to play dumb.. huh? what? who? ooo..ummm... I don't know that person???. If all else fails push the EASY button from Stapels, on a serious note, it's all apart of life, either your going to overcome it or you are gonna let it get the best of you. Hopefully, you take the higher road.

Urban modeling is primarily dominated by black and Latina models. Has being one of the few white models in the game with a truly "killer" figure worked more to your advantage or disadvantage? Also, have you experienced any reverse racism as a result of this?

Definitely an advantage but I stand out in any crowd...... Must be the hair ?? People that know me love me, those who don't only see me as the pretty quiet girl, then form there opinions on that, doesn't matter their race. But even with all the haters I have, I really do get a lot of love too. And I have a lot of respect for those ladies who can appreciate a beautiful woman like I do.

We've noticed that you have quite a following online. How important is it for you to stay in touch with your fans online? What are some of your upcoming projects? 

Having a fan base is important, so knowing what your fans want is even more important. My website that is under construction will be live soon. I am so picky, so it has taken longer than expected, but once its up I will be so excited. That will definitely be my biggest accomplishment.

Lastly, where do you see yourself in 5 - 10 years?

Having several established businesses, a couple degrees, and somewhere behind the scene telling people what to do and where to go.