Susy Dyson ^[1] Few lives as intense as that of Susy Dyson, the only Peruvian model that has occupied the cover of Vogue.

She is the same woman who changed the international jet set for love in Peru.

Based in Máncora since 2013, she is today her most fervent defender.

She is a movie character, not only because he occupies the place of honor as the greatest national exponent of one of the most glamorous and stylish times, nor because his beauty was recognized by the true jet set and the fashion industry international.

Also for the directions she took and the adventures she assumed as a way of life.

Daughter of Robert Dyson, a wealthy English gentleman dedicated to the textile industry, and Martha Gibson, sister of Doris Gibson, founder of Caretas magazine and daughter of the poet Percy Gibson, Susy had a privileged economic position and an aristocratic education as a child.

After attending elementary school in San Silvestre, she moved to England at age ten to study at a boarding school.

There began to weave the most amazing story of Peruvian modeling.

With only 16 years, Susy Dyson posed for the North American edition of Vogue.

With that first job that other models take years to get, if they succeed, modeling became a reality for the Peruvian, before even being a dream.

Shortly after, the French edition of Vogue, the meteoric success and a remarkable social circle would arrive.