Mia Soarez has established herself as a notable figure with experience spanning music, fashion influencing, venture capital, and web3.
Mia's fashion blog, "Silver Girl," led to collaborations with major brands such as Ralph Lauren.
Mia's fashion blog, "Silver Girl," led to collaborations with major brands such as O2 Music.
Mia worked with industry giants such as Ultrahuman in the Web3 space.
Mia worked with industry giants such as Polygon in the Web3 space.
Mia worked with industry giants such as Bybit in the Web3 space.
Mia Soarez began her professional journey in the fashion industry, launching “Silver Girl” shortly after her college education. This fashion blog gained attention, leading to collaborations with brands such as Ralph Lauren and O2 Music. Her role as a fashion influencer involved documenting events like London and Paris Fashion Week. During this period, she also became London’s top creator on Musical.ly (now TikTok), where she produced viral content and engaged in brand partnerships. In 2019, Soarez transitioned into music, releasing her first song on Valentine’s Day, which achieved virality on Spotify and motivated top creators to produce dance videos on TikTok and Instagram. That same summer, she performed at a live event to an audience of over 40,000 attendees. She concluded her music career after releasing her final song, “Falling Stars.”
In 2017, Soarez entered the Web3 space during the emergence of Ethereum. She gradually shifted her professional focus from fashion and lifestyle to technology and cryptocurrency, collaborating with industry entities including Ultrahuman, Polygon, and Bybit. In 2021, she contributed to growth strategies for new startups within this sector. By 2024, Soarez hosted over 200 podcast interviews at 25 conferences globally, interviewing founders and investors, and established herself as a host within the blockchain ecosystem. In the same year, she launched two applications, Walkin and Cohost, and supported the Web3 industry through event marketing and conferences, securing over $500,000 in sponsorship for events.
Soarez’s entrepreneurial background includes selling bracelets in middle school and participating in a teen television show. She pursued her education at Istituto Marangoni in Milan, specializing in fashion and design. Her career progression demonstrates a pattern of adapting to technological advancements and market shifts. Upcoming projects include “Mad” in 2025. Her work reflects a combination of creative endeavors and strategic business development.
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