Being known for almost being Miss Universe can be difficult when you’re trying to prove yourself in an industry. However, our newest Galore cover girl and model, Ariadna Gutierrez, has proven herself time and time again.
Ari may be widely known for being wrongly crowned Miss Universe in 2015, only to have her crown taken a way seconds later due to the host’s mistake, but her work ethic and her passion for modeling are what have gotten her ahead in her career. Ariadna, a Colombian born bombshell, has already made quite an impact with her ever growing YouTube channel where she shares her beauty tips and workout routines for that perfect body.
The model trains tirelessly, and is quite the pro at creating her own stunning make up looks. According to her posts, Ari seems to fitness train daily. She’s also super passionate about traveling, and all things beauty.
We have the honor of having Ari as our newest cover girl. Check out the photos below and follow Ari for updates on her growing modeling career. Can’t wait to see what she cooks up next!
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