Voss started modelling almost by accident, scouted at nineteen while working a summer job, with no formal training and, by her own admission, zero idea what a lookbook even was. What followed was a decade of small jobs, missed castings, and the kind of slow-building confidence that doesn’t show up on a résumé.
“Nobody tells you how much of this job is waiting”, she laughs. “Waiting for a callback, waiting in a hallway, waiting for someone to see something in you that you’re still trying to see in yourself.”
That patience, she says, eventually became her advantage. While other models chased every trend cycle, Voss leaned into a signature: an ease in front of the lens, a refusal to overact. Casting directors began requesting her by name specifically for that stillness, the sense that nothing was being performed, only revealed.