Aida Monfared is an American actress, model, and singer. She has appeared in a wide variety of films, both motion pictures and television, and commercials. She has also released several solo singles and albums, most notably “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, “Pumped Up”, and “Learn How to Give Love Away” (with Mikey Ives). In addition to her acting work, Aida has also been a spokesmodel for several brands, including Neiman Marcus and Levi’s. Her resume lists her height is 158 cm, her weight as 158 kg, and her bio information includes the information that she is an American.
In her book, The Handbook: Creating and Selling Celebrityrities, Aida provides insight into what makes a great spokesperson, as well as offering practical tools for building successful celebrity-filled careers. The Handbook also provides information about Aida’s personal life, as well as her background, accomplishments, and relationships. She talks about how working with corporate America has influenced her career and how she strives to be a “good sport.” She shares with readers her motto – “if it is not broke, don’t fix it,” and gives tips on how to balance personal and professional life. The Handbook offers profiles on Aida’s celebrity clients, photographs of her throughout the years, personal videos from different locations around the world, a transcript of her talk radio show, a description of her role in the movie “arenthood” and much more.
One of the things that strikes me as different and interesting about Aida Monfared’s website is that it does not focus on her height. Neither does it mention her professional or personal life. Instead, her site discusses things like her role as a spokesperson for Neiman Marcus (a high-end fashion and accessory company owned by Dieter Investments), her book, Growing Up Gifted, discussing her height difference and her partnership with Dieter Investments. Perhaps it is this difference that leads her to share with readers the secret of how she became a nationality star, as well as the advice she gives on how to get started.