Cameron-James Wilson began his career as a fashion photographer after studying at Arts University Bournemouth, moving to London at just 20 and working with brands including Garrard, Fabergé, and Gossard, as well as models such as Gigi Hadid and Leomie Anderson. 

His journey took a turn when he created Shudu, the world’s first digital supermodel, which went viral after being reposted by Fenty Beauty. From there, Cameron went on to found The Diigitals, the first all-digital model agency, collaborating with global names such as Balmain, Louis Vuitton, Samsung and Mercedes. 

In this episode, Cameron reflects on his path from growing up in Weymouth to working at the forefront of fashion and technology. He shares how his background in photography shaped his move into 3D art, the inspiration behind Shudu, and the challenges and opportunities that came with breaking new ground in the industry. 

https://www.thediigitals.com/  

www.businessofmodelling.co.uk 

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