Brana was interviewed (clip starting at 2:29) by local NPR partner WLRN News on Dec 1, 2022 for her work as living art at Art Basel Miami in collaboration with artist Michael Seri. A shorter clip by journalist Veronica Zaragovia aired nationally on NPR as well.
Brana Dane for Harper’s Bazaar Vietnam. This editorial features model Brana Dane shot by Nestor Correa. Inspired by the sophisticated beauty of New York City, “Upper East Side” features transitional looks styled by Dace Aleksandravica. The editorial also includes a short text about the model’s career so far. Six images from the editorial were also featured …
Brana Dane is a model, TV presenter, activist and influencer, with a strong presence in the fashion and creative industries. A multi-talented creator, Brana believes that modeling is another art form in which to express herself creatively. And that mindset has led her from success to success – read on to learn more about her daily life, and the top tips she’d pass on to new models.
Brana Dane’s first solo cover for Glamour Magazine was released this September. The cover and editorial, “Fall’s Fashion Story” explores themes of autumn, color and change. The article and interview can be read in the original Bulgarian online in Glamour. The English translation is as follows for your reading convenience: Brana Dane (born June 30, 1996) …
See Brana and her brainchild, the 2019 NYFW rally, posted in Vogue Brasil.
See Brana walking for Dennis Basso in WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) and CFDA Runway360.
See Brana walking for designer Bohn JSell in Harper’s Bazaar España.
Elucid Magazine discusses Brana’s rising star and various achievements over the last few years.
What’s one thing that most people don’t know about, but should?
Brana: A lot of people don’t know that over 70% of textiles produced end up burnt or in landfills. There’s this idea that items are getting donated or recycled, but the numbers don’t lie. Another major issue is food waste. The resources involved in food production are immense and 40% of the food produced is wasted before it even reaches us. This is incredibly inefficient.
