Dominique Muscianese on Confidence and Going Bare
Artistic photographer and Bare Model Dominique Muscianese is a woman who lives fully in her creative world. Whether she is exploring new places, spending time with her dog, or shooting portraits for her photography page @DOMONIZIAPhoto, she is drawn to moments that feel honest, and beautifully unfiltered.
Her journey in front of the camera did not begin with certainty. Like countless women raised on impossible beauty standards, Dominique once struggled with comparison. Before modeling professionally, she questioned whether she had the right look, measuring herself against supermodels who seemed to define beauty for an entire generation.

Everything shifted when she moved to Los Angeles and began experimenting with artistic shoots. Instead of chasing perfection, she let herself be seen. That single decision changed everything. Dominique began to recognize her own appeal, the angles curves and expressions that made her distinctive. She embraced her individuality as a statement of her own rather than an imitation of someone else.
Her evolution is one many women relate to. Stepping out of self doubt. Learning to occupy space with confidence. Allowing the body to be seen as it is.
From Hesitation to Confidence
Dominique believes confidence is built through practice and presence. Her approach is simple. Acknowledge your strengths even on days when they feel distant. Treat yourself with respect. Remain close to people who sharpen your energy rather than take from it.
Her perspective is rooted in a truth she carries proudly. A woman’s body is the closest thing there is to magic.
Q and A with Dominique Muscianese
What do you love most about your body
“I love my curves my skin tone my eyes and my lips.”

What makes you feel confident
“I enjoy taking photos of myself and learning my shape. Discovering angles that highlight who I am helps me appreciate myself. Many women dislike how they look because they have only seen their bodies through awkward or unflattering angles. When you learn your curves everything changes.”

Any rituals that help you feel grounded
“Give yourself a compliment even on days when confidence feels far away. Take a shower. Get ready. Present yourself to the day. It shifts everything. Stay close to people who hype you up.”

What message would you share with women who struggle to appreciate their bodies
“There is no shortcut. Loving yourself means choosing yourself. Tell yourself you are beautiful during both highs and lows.”
What are you building next
“MODXDOM. A posing service I created to teach people how to appreciate their bodies and move with confidence. It is a community built on empowerment. Come join us.”
Dominique reminds us that confidence is not a performance. It is a quiet agreement you make with yourself. A decision to let your body be seen without apology. A willingness to stand in your own light even on the days it feels faint.
Her story is a reflection of what OBARE stands for. Real bodies. Real presence. Real women choosing to be visible in their own way.
Find Dominique on Instagram @dominique_muscianese