Realle Simon is a multidisciplinary creative working across fashion, beauty, and movement. Born in South Sudan and raised in the United States after arriving as a refugee at the age of five, her work is deeply rooted in identity, embodiment, and self-acceptance.

An artist at heart, Realle uses visual storytelling to create timeless images that honor softness, strength, and presence. After being discovered by an agent in Seattle while working as a server, she booked her first beauty campaign in 2017.

Having grown up without seeing herself reflected in mainstream beauty, Realle’s work is driven by a desire to reclaim space, challenge narrow ideals, and advocate for self-love. Through imagery, she explores what it means to feel at home in the body and to move through the world with confidence and care.

Realle has collaborated with brands including Nike, Equinox, Tommy Hilfiger, and projects such as Beyoncé’s Black Is King. Her work spans beauty, fitness, and editorial campaigns, bringing thoughtful concepts and visual clarity to each collaboration.

Currently based in Brooklyn, New York, Realle is studying Marketing at Baruch College while building Mali Shea, a skincare brand rooted in ritual and care, alongside her partner and creative collaborator.