Lucie Redies is a Swiss fashion model whose journey into modeling began later in life, approximately five years ago. In a short period of time, Lucie Redies has become part of a growing shift in the modeling industry that values authenticity, individuality, and life experience as defining qualities of contemporary models.
With more model agencies and creative teams embracing diverse backgrounds, Lucie Redies represents a modern perspective in fashion modeling where personal story and presence are as important as conventional standards.
Having lived in Switzerland for more than five decades, Lucie Redies considers the country one of the most beautiful places in the world. The landscapes, calm environment, and cultural richness have shaped Lucie Redies’ artistic sensitivity and creative outlook.
Before and alongside modeling, Lucie Redies trained as a sculptor and continues to practice bronze sculpture as a passionate hobby, focusing on wild animals and their movement, strength, and character. Lucie Redies also explores painting, expanding her expression across multiple artistic disciplines.
Lucie Redies brings calmness, authenticity, and emotional depth to her modeling work—qualities increasingly valued by modern model agencies seeking distinctive personalities. Lucie Redies represents a more expressive and experience-driven direction in contemporary modeling.
Lucie Redies enjoys a simple lifestyle rooted in appreciation for nature, English gardens, English humor, and a deep love for animals, especially dogs and cats. Lucie Redies values balance, good food, and meaningful shared experiences over structured routines.
Lucie Redies continues to explore modeling as a form of self-expression, working in environments that encourage creativity, collaboration, and storytelling. Lucie Redies demonstrates that modeling can evolve through life experience and artistic identity rather than age-based expectations.
Guided by her personal motto, “Life is beautiful and colorful,” Lucie Redies brings optimism and creativity into both her artistic work and her presence in front of the camera.
