Mahlagha Jaberi
Iranian Instagram Influencer
Mahlagha Jaberi Dashtestani (Persian: مهلقا جابری, born 17 June 1989) is an Iranian Instagram influencer. She rose to prominence in the early 2010s among Iranian and Arab users by sharing digitally altered images of herself on social media.
Early life and career
Mahlagha Jaberi was born on June 17, 1989 in Isfahan. She has three older sisters named Khatereh, Raheleh, and Arezou, and is the youngest child in the family. Jaberi spent her youth in Iran until the age of nineteen. In the late 2000s, she and her sister Arezou worked as models for local beauty salons and bridal boutiques. After their older sister Raheleh began working as a photographer for the stock photography website Dreamstime in 2007, Mahlagha and Arezou became the primary subjects of her artistic photography and modeling.Raheleh then used Photoshop and beauty retouching to edit Mahlagha's photos to resemble traditional Persian miniature paintings. The publication of these images on Dreamstime and Raheleh's personal Flickr page played a significant role in introducing Mahlagha Jaberi. The photos quickly attracted the attention of many Iranian and Arab users and went viral on the internet.
Following this online fame among Iranian and Arab users, and relying on this strategy, Jaberi expanded her activity on the social media platforms Myspace and Facebook.
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