Meet Fiza Butt, a stunning model who’s been turning heads since she was discovered by ace photographer Khawar Riaz....
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Meet Fiza Butt, a stunning model who’s been turning heads since she was discovered by ace photographer Khawar Riaz. With her jaw-dropping looks and undeniable charisma, Fiza has rocked high-profile shoots for popular brands like Gul Ahmed, Karma, Parniyan, Tesoro, Sonia Azhar, Limelight, and so many more! From Nishat to Baroque and Gulljee to Firdous, this girl knows how to make every look pop. She’s also made waves in ad films, proving that she’s more than just a pretty face. Plus, her collaboration with British Pakistani singer Usman Farooqi on a song shoot? Total fire!
Working with the hottest designers like Shoaib Ismail, Shiza Hassan, Sahar Atif, and Ayesha, Fiza is always serving looks that are on fleek. Currently, she’s being managed by Citrus Talent, and her future in the industry is looking seriously bright. Keep your eyes peeled – Fiza Butt is definitely a name you won’t want to miss!
Us: How do you define success?
Fiza Butt: For me, success is about making a positive impact and helping others. And of course, achieving goals. It’s all about that glow-up, right?
Us: How did you carve a niche in the industry?
FB: I worked hard from day one, adapted to the positive vibes around me, and drew inspiration from my seniors, which helped me earn a name and, you know, level up!
Us: What challenges did you face?
FB: I was bullied a lot when I joined the industry because I was a bit chubby. I started working at 15 and got told to get face surgeries. But I kept grinding, and now the people who once bullied me want to collaborate – that’s a major glow-up!
Us: How have your parents influenced your career choices?
FB: My parents have always had my back with every decision. They gave me wings to fly and the confidence to chase my dreams!
Us: Do you believe that looks and connections play a role in success?
FB: Good looks might not be everything, but, let’s be real, connections can definitely open doors!
Us: How do you stay motivated and keep your looks fresh?
FB: Every day, I wake up with the hustle to do better than I did before. I love to try out new looks, and my squad helps me with it, so it doesn’t feel so hard – I’m just vibing!
Us: How do you manage self-doubt on your journey?
FB: I believe that when you’re on the road to success, you hit some bumps in the form of self-doubt. To tackle it, I meditate, pray regularly, and chat with my mom – she’s always my go-to for real talk.
Us: What impact has social media had on your career?
FB: Social media has totally changed the game! It’s connected people globally and opened up so many options for collabs and PR – the perfect way to boost your profile!
Us: Who inspires you in the industry and why?
FB: Mahira Khan has always been one of my faves; she inspires me to stay grounded no matter how much I blow up in the industry.
Us: What are your plans for the near future in your career?
FB: I’m super excited to join the TV industry soon – can’t wait to make some waves!
Us: How do films differ from television in your perspective?
FB: Films are all about that big-screen experience, giving you the full dramatic flair, while TV is more laid back, perfect for binge-watching those episodic stories.
My date of birth is
I was born on July 12th – mark your calendars!
The best part of being a teenager was
Being a carefree person. Just living life without a care in the world!
The worst aspect of my teenage years was
Heartbreaks in friendships really hit hard.
I was always listening to
‘Night Changes’ by One Direction – such a bop!
My favourite actors were
Kiara Advani, Sridevi, and Sajal Aly are my ultimate faves – they slay!
My favourite singers were
Not one specific fave, but I was always vibing to Atif Aslam and Arijit Singh – they bring the feels!
My favourite superhero was
Wonder Woman was my go-to! She’s all about girl power!
My favorite movies were
3 Idiots and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai were my all-time favourites, and they still hit differently!
I wish I had known then
That sometimes it’s better to keep it cool and not always react to situations; silence can be your secret weapon!
My favourite and least favourite subjects were
Chemistry and English were my jam, and I’ve never been a fan of maths and physics – those subjects were a no-go for me!
I couldn’t stand
Lies and rumours; that kind of drama is just not my vibe.
The thing I enjoyed doing with my friends was
I love spontaneous hangouts with my crew! I’ve got a close-knit squad, and with them, even a random hangout feels like a mini adventure in Paris!
The sport I played while growing up was
I played a ton of badminton while growing up. Back in early school, I even represented my school in badminton tournaments – it was a blast!
