Deniece Cornejo

Deniece Milinette Cornejo is a Filipino model, stylist, actress, producer and entrepreneur. She is currently taking up Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management at La Salle College Antipolo and dreams of putting up her own restaurant or fashion store.
She is a relative of Rod Cornejo, former top executive of GMA Network.

Career

As a model

She has appeared in several print ad campaigns for beauty brands like Body Shop and KB Whitening, eyewear company Executive Optical, Standard Insurance, and Mossimo. She also did projects for BDO, Smart Communications, Jollibee, and Shakey's Pizza, among others.
She has also done work for advertorial videos and television commercials. She acted as body double for Gretchen Barretto in the Ivi Ryo Collagen TV Commercial.
She has also participated in runway shows and events. She was part of the Philippine launch of make-up brand MAC's Glamour Daze Collection and an Esprit Watches fashion show.
She represented the country in an international modeling contest “One Woman Can” by beauty brand Mary Kay in 2013. She won in the hair and make-up modeling competition, FilHair Co-op Hair and Makeup Trends 2012, which was organized and hosted by Ricky Reyes.
Cornejo is also a fashion stylist and has worked for international label, Forever 21. As fashion is one of her passions, she has her own company. Dark Closet International sells a variety of clothes, accessories, and beauty products online.

 

As an actress

She also dabbles into acting and plays supporting roles in ABS-CBN teleseryes. She first appeared, as an immigration officer, in the Philippine adaptation of Lovers in Paris in 2009. She has also appeared in the afternoon soap opera Dugong Buhay as a doctor. She has also worked in the primetime series Honesto, and Maalaala Mo Kaya.
She was once a contestant at the now defunct show Wowowee.

As a motivational speaker

 Cornejo was invited as a resource speaker at the University of the Philippines' (UP) “Suit Up: Take the Lead, Get the Job”. She also gave a speech at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines' (PUP) “The Walking Brands”.