She holds dual British and Czech nationality and has lived and studied in Paris since childhood.

The Louvre, Orsay and Centre Pompidou are just the beginning. Influenced by the painters along the Seine, street musicians, secondhand bookstalls, galleries, small theaters and independent bookstores, she learned about ritual, emotion, tenderness and dignity.

She’s definitely an extreme extrovert. Being around her feels so natural — she gives full emotional support and never lets your words or feelings go unheard. Talking with her is like sitting face-to-face at a street corner with two cappuccinos on the table, as if time has slowed down.

In front of the camera, however, she carries a sense of distance. Her cold, sharp gaze seems to say “keep away”. She excels at capturing the purity of minimalist black-and-white light and shadow, as well as the dark, avant-garde spirit of brands like Rick Owens. People all agree: only this “little bee” can pull off this vibe — only Bea can.

This is her way of self-expression: a rebellion against authority and traditional aesthetics, blending futurism with apocalyptic romance. She perfectly merges the cold aesthetics of brands with her own Parisian charm, creating a soulful style no one can imitate.

Btw, her British London-accented English is utterly charming — soft and romantic. Anyone who meets her will be amazed and completely drawn in, haha.

Bea also loves crocheting. One memorable piece is her bumblebee hat. Hopefully we can get her to show off her little pink hat sometime soon.

Specialties:Ballet Yoga Crochet Pilates