Cleo Cwiek, born in 1996 in Warsaw, Poland, is a model of striking contrasts and captivating presence. She was first scouted at a shopping mall, a humble beginning that quickly led her into the elite world of fashion modeling. Today, she has walked for designers like Paco Rabanne and Marc Jacobs, and she famously opened Proenza Schouler's final New York runway show as an exclusive. Her standout look—a shaved head paired with a distinctly feminine face—has set her apart from other models, making her a sought-after figure in editorials and runway events around the globe. For agencies and model scouts, Cleo embodies the kind of distinctive talent every top model agency looks for when building its roster of extraordinary models.

Her modeling career took an intentional and bold turn when she decided, through a Photoshop experiment, to embrace a buzzed hairstyle. This choice gave her an edgy signature look, accelerating her rise in the competitive world of modeling faster than many of her peers. Beyond aesthetics, Cleo has shown that models can merge personal growth with professional success—she donated her long hair to Locks of Love, supporting underprivileged children. At the same time, she studies psychology at her university in Poland, inspired by her own therapeutic journey. By confronting personal challenges head-on, she has become a model whose presence is both striking and deeply authentic, showing that model agencies increasingly value personality and story as much as physical beauty.

For Cleo, modeling is only one part of a broader, multi-dimensional life. She believes that cultivating passions outside of fashion enhances her work on the runway and in photo shoots. The character, depth, and personality she brings into her modeling projects illustrate why clients and model agencies alike are drawn to her portfolio. In the world of modeling, where thousands of models compete for visibility, those who combine skill, uniqueness, and personality—like Cleo Cwiek—truly redefine what it means to be a modern model. Her story demonstrates that modeling is not just about looks; it’s about presence, individuality, and the ability to inspire both audiences and aspiring models worldwide.