Margot Magazine | Service with Gigi Stoll

Fashion models who have gone on to pursue multi-hyphenate careers are not uncommon, but few have done so with such a profound impact as Gigi Stoll. The Texas-born model, whose 25-plus-year career in front of the camera eventually compelled her to turn the lens onto others—first snapping away at the fascinating characters and scenes around her for the pages of Vogue and esteemed art galleries, before refocusing on humanitarian initiatives on faraway continents. For Stoll, the urge to help others, whether strangers or friends, has always been an intrinsic one. “I feel that we learn the most from children and elderly. And we need to take better care of both,” she remarked recently.

Her actions mirror her words. In 2020, Stoll founded Two By Two Media, an organization providing technical and marketing support for older female artists. Later this year, Stoll and her artists will celebrate a major milestone with Two By Two’s first group show in New York at the Carter Burden Gallery.

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