Kiko Mizuhara

Audrie Kiko Daniel, widely recognized as Kiko Mizuhara, is an acclaimed American-Japanese model, actress, singer, and designer who has called Japan home since her childhood.

Her modeling journey began at the tender age of twelve when she participated in an audition for Seventeen magazine, where readers voted for their favorite newcomer. Following her success, she joined ViVi and MAQUIA as a model. In 2010, Mizuhara made her acting debut in the film "Norwegian Wood," marking the start of a prolific career in both film and television. She has since appeared in notable Japanese dramas such as "Yae no Sakura," "Shitsuren Chocolatier," and "Nobunaga Concerto."

Beyond acting, Kiko ventured into music, featuring as a singer in Towa Tei's "The Burning Plain" in 2011 and M-Flo's track "No Way" from their album "Neven" in 2013. A talented designer, she has collaborated with brand Opening Ceremony, gaining recognition in the fashion world as her creations have been donned by pop icons like Rihanna and Beyoncé. In 2014, her impact on the fashion industry was further acknowledged when she was named in the Business of Fashion 500, highlighting her influence in shaping global fashion trends.