Looks aren't everything, Cameron Russell

Cameron Russel is a model that however being famous because of her genetic lottery that she won she says that image isn't everything. The genetic that she won it's the genetic that she has been able to take advantages like make money.
She explained some of her experiencies in the real life being recognized like a model and she said that people treat her on an other way or they give her free stuff just because she is tall, a white and a beautiful woman with thin legs. And that's why she says: "appearance has a big impact on our lives even if it does not look like it."
She said she can't understand why girls want to be a model, according to her it's like if you say that you want to win the lottery, you don't choose it. Cameron says she is a model to pay the university and she show that actually she don't like how a model has to be. Even if you have a shiny hair, skinny and beautiful legs you also will be insecure.
In the real life she don't look like in the photos that people who work with her edit to be more fashioner, she looks normally. She isn't exactly the one in the picture, the picture is a simply construction of hairdressers, makeup artists, photographers, stylists, a group of professionals who manage to create an image.
At the end she says: I have taken advantage of a situation that benefited me, and it does not always make me happy.

Link of the video: https://www.ted.com/talks/cameron_russell_looks_aren_t_everything_believe_me_i_m_a_model