【2014台北資訊月推薦SG】DJ美女模特兒 Milla

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2014年12月4日下午10:49

Milla除了是位模特兒之外，她還有另外一個身份就是DJ，這讓大家對她的印象就更加深刻了，而且她的名字也很有趣，之前在蘋果日報的今日我最美報導過她，那時姓名欄上寫著「艾佳欣」三個大字，聽起來就像是愛加薪的諧音，想必沒有人不喜歡艾佳欣吧！除了名字特殊之外Milla之前也用過小偲這個暱稱，過最近她的粉絲專頁上面都已經改為 Milla，所以在此我們就統一稱她為Milla吧。

Milla除了SG、代言、表演工作之外也很擅長主持、或是舞蹈，只要她站在舞台上就能表現得相當亮眼，吹彈可破的皮膚加上幾乎沒有黑眼圈，讓大家都覺得她不但是有內涵有能力的女生之外，外表也是一等一的優質，如果大家有看過電視廣告的話其實也會發現Milla常常會出現在廣告之中，像是廣東目藥粉的廣告跟萊爾富Café的廣告都有Milla的身影在，再加上以往的戲劇作品跟展場走秀也讓她在廠商的眼中是一位全能的模特兒。

Milla也自認為自己是一個動靜皆宜、可朔性高任何風格都可以嘗試的人，所以在2012年的花博舉辦一個花神大票選的活動時，Milla可是代表三月的花神，連2013年的汽車展上面擔任車模的她，照片還被網友轉載到對岸的網站上面，如果大家對這位動靜皆宜又是位DJ的正妹有興趣的話，這一次的資訊展她也為遊戲廠商刀塔傳奇出席，有記得把握機會到現場支持一下Milla。

(圖片來源：Milla粉絲團)

基本資料：

姓名：艾佳欣
英文：Milla
暱稱：小偲
身高：165公分
體重：45公斤
星座：天蠍座
興趣：跳舞
欣賞藝人：舒淇
粉絲專頁：https://www.facebook.com/milla.fans

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