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Visiting Cleo Cameleo

IN HER PRIVATE HOME, PARIS
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@CLEOCAMELEO

WHAT ARE THREE WARDROBE STAPLES YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT RIGHT NOW?

At the moment, I would say a good pair of balloon pants – they’re comfortable but still make a statement. My blue-tinted sunglasses, which I basically wear year-round. And a colorful jacket to lift even the simplest outfit, especially in winter! 

OUTSIDE OF MODELLING AND INFLUENCING, WHAT HOBBIES OR PASSIONS DO YOU TURN TO WHEN YOU WANT TO UNWIND?

Movement is my way of unwinding. Surfing, running, or even dancing helps me clear my head, reconnect with my body, and feel grounded. 

Surfing is probably the only moment when I fully disconnect. I’m far from any kind of technology and completely forced to be in tune with nature – that’s why I try to travel as much as possible to places where I can find waves. Running, on the other hand, is more about pushing myself and challenging who I am outside of work. It’s a very personal space for me. 

Another essential to my life is music. I honestly can’t live without it – whether it’s going to concerts or festivals, digging for vinyls, or just listening to music at full volume in my headphones… if it involves music, I’m in! 

YOU MENTION ON INSTAGRAM THAT YOU’RE “SPANISH AT HEART” AND LIVING IN PARIS & HOOSEGOW. HOW DO FRANCE AND SPAIN REFLECT DIFFERENT SIDES OF YOU?

France is where my roots are. No matter how much I travel, I always love coming back home. It’s such a beautiful and incredibly diverse country, and I’m genuinely proud to be French. I love our food, our landscapes, our people, and how cliché we can be. The fact that we have everything - mountains and beaches, the ocean and the sea, and some of the most beautiful cities in the world (including mine) … The more I see the world, the more I realize how deeply in love I am with where I come from. 

While Spain feels like my first love - almost like I’m cheating on France when I’m there. I fell in love with this country when I first visited Ibiza when I was 8, then spent every summer there until I was 18. Later, I discovered Barcelona and Madrid, where I lived for some time and deepened that connection even more. I melt into the culture so naturally - the pace of life, the warmth, the way people gather, live outside, and take time for simple pleasures. Being in Spain makes me feel lighter, more instinctive, more present. I genuinely feel like a part of my heart is Spanish. 

One grounds me, the other sets me free, and might one day become a future home too. 

WHEN YOU WAKE UP ON A DAY OFF, HOW DO YOU IDEALLY SPEND IT?

My life changes a lot from one week to another, so when I get a real day off, I try to slow down and find ways to recharge my batteries. If I’m in Paris, I love spending time at home. I live in such a special apartment, and I’m learning to appreciate it more. I’ll usually see friends or family for lunch or coffee, walk around the city, go for a run… And sometimes go out at night. It’s about finding the right rhythm between rest and movement.

WHAT’S THE LAST BOOK, PODCAST, OR TV SHOW YOU DISCOVERED THAT REALLY SPOKE TO YOU, AND WHY?

The last book that really resonated with me was Atomic Habits by James Clear. It really helped me become more disciplined and a bit of a better version of myself. It gave me simple tricks to build good habits and stick to them, which made me way more productive in my day-to-day life. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to feel a little more in control of their life 

The last TV show I watched was Los Años Nuevos, a Spanish series that follows a couple through different New Year’s Eves over the years. It felt so real and emotional. I also just rewatched, probably for the tenth time, one of my favorite movies, L’Auberge Espagnole. Set in Barcelona, it always takes me back to my student years - the friendships, discovering life on my own, that feeling of freedom. Every time I watch it, it hits me differently: nostalgic, comforting, and honestly a little inspiring too. 

YOUR FEED SHOWS YOU SURFING, RUNNING, AND STAYING ACTIVE. IS FITNESS SOMETHING THAT’S ALWAYS BEEN PART OF YOUR LIFE, OR DID IT COME LATER?

I’ve always been active, but in very different ways throughout my life. I started with ballet and contemporary dance and did that for about 18 years. Then I completely stopped doing any sport for a while. 

Around three years ago, I slowly got into running and more strength-oriented practices like Pilates and weight training. Around the same time, I quit smoking after years of doing so – it really was a 180° shift in my lifestyle. Incorporating movement again led me to a much healthier balance, both physically and mentally, and I’m really grateful for that. 

Surfing, though, has always been part of my life. I started young, and the older I get, the more I try to spend time in the ocean.

WHAT’S A FOOD OR DISH YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT, AND IS THERE A STORY BEHIND IT?

If I had to choose one food to eat for the rest of my life, it would be tomatoes. Most of my favorite dishes include them - from a simple pan con tomate that instantly takes me back to Spain, to my grandfather’s fresh tomato salads. There are so many ways to eat them, and they always remind me of summer, the South, and simple meals shared outside. 

WHEN YOU’RE TRAVELING OR IN A NEW CITY, HOW DO YOU FIND SPOTS TO RELAX OR TAKE INSPIRATION FROM?

Whenever I’m travelling, I love to plan and do a bit of research to know where the cool neighborhoods are. I always save spots I want to check out — whether it’s cute coffee shops, vintage boutiques, or beautiful viewpoints — so I know where to start my walks, and from there, I just let myself get lost. The more I wander without a plan, the more inspired I feel. Whether I’m walking or biking, this is my way of exploring a new city.

DO YOU REMEMBER THE FIRST PIECE OF CLOTHING OR ACCESSORY THAT MADE YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH FASHION?

The first thing that really made me fall in love with fashion was a little military cap I wore as a kid. I wanted to wear it all the time - and the fact that I still remember it 20 years later says a lot! I felt so cool in it, and I think what I loved most was just how dressing up made me feel. 

My mom’s wardrobe played a big role, too. I used to raid it and play around with her clothes and heels, and that’s probably where my love for experimenting with style started. 

WHAT’S ONE IDEAL WAY TO SPEND A DAY IN PARIS WHEN YOU’RE ENJOYING THE CITY FOR YOURSELF?

My ideal day in Paris is just wandering the streets with no plans. I love watching the city come alive in spring after a cold winter. Everything feels so fresh and full of energy. But I also love winter, when it’s cozy, and I can spend time with my family. One thing to know about me is that I never say no to food! Discovering a new café or restaurant is always a highlight. It’s really about enjoying the little things, the pace of the city, and letting myself get lost. 

WHO (IN ANY FIELD, NOT JUST FASHION) DO YOU ADMIRE FOR THE WAY THEY LIVE THEIR LIFE OR EXPRESS THEMSELVES, AND WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED FROM THEM?

Sara Baceiredo! She’s a Spanish content creator and entrepreneur. I started following her YouTube channel a few years ago to keep up with my Spanish, since I wasn’t living in Spain anymore. Since then, I’ve watched her grow two successful brands while running marathons and creating amazing content every day. What I really admire about her is her discipline, her fashion style, her honesty, and the way she expresses herself. She’s a reminder that showing up and staying true to yourself every day really makes all the difference. 

WHEN YOU LOOK FORWARD 5 YEARS, WHAT PERSONAL MILESTONE (NOT JUST PROFESSIONAL) DO YOU HOPE TO HIT?

Hopefully, I’ll be living in Spain. I’ve been thinking about it for years - it’s like the country has always been calling me. I feel like I belong there - being a girl of the sun makes it even better! I’d also love to take my business further and create my own brand. Something that’s truly mine, beyond social media, where I can take my community along with me and build something lasting. 

WHAT’S ONE LITTLE THING — A HABIT, A MINDSET, A STYLE MOMENT — THAT YOU DISCOVERED RECENTLY THAT YOU WISH YOU HAD KNOWN SOONER?

Lately, I’ve discovered the power of head accessories — a simple hairband or scarf can completely transform a look. I also started adding more color to every outfit, which might sound simple, but it really changed the way I dress and how I feel. I feel more confident, playful, and creative.