Scotty Jacobson is not just a model—they’re a presence. A genderfluid ginger force based in New York City and originally from Los Angeles, Scotty embodies the intersection of movement, fashion, and individuality. They began modeling at 13, working with H&M, American Eagle, CAVA, and Lizzo’s inclusive line Yitty, later stepping onto the runway at New York Fashion Week for Empório Aragão.

For Scotty, modeling isn’t about fitting in—it’s about standing out, breaking molds, and giving fluidity a face. Their dance background translates into a natural command of shape, rhythm, and energy, turning still frames into living stories. Whether fronting a campaign, shaping an editorial, or commanding the runway, Scotty’s work is defined by edge, authenticity, and a fearless push against the ordinary.

They don’t just wear fashion—they transform it. Scotty is a statement, a mood, a shift in the room. Every image leaves an imprint. Every project is a chance to redefine what it means to be seen.

Scotty, also sometimes known as Ariel Satine, is a gender nonconforming artistic chameleon

based in New York City! They are a lover and creative who enjoys socializing and going out

with friends, but also takes pride in their introverted side by reading a book alone in a coffee

shop. Scotty has been performing as an actor, singer, and dancer professionally since they

were 6 years old growing up in Southern California where they were seen in various theatre

productions, TV commercials, and short films. Scotty then moved to NYC for college and

graduated Magne Cum Laude earning a BFA from Pace University in 2017. As an artistic

chameleon, Scotty has various hobbies/skills including Ariel Arts (silks, Spanish web, and

Lyra), Acrylic Painting, film photography, and reading gay romance novels. Scotty loves high

fashion, but has a deeper love for sustainable fashion by being an avid thrift shopper since

they were fifteen. Scotty discovered/curated his drag persona, Ariel Satine, when performing

in the regional premier of Kinky Boots in Long Island, NY which was choreographed by

Broadway choreographer Peggy Hickey. Ariel Satine is a little bit sweet and little bit naughty

with her name stemming from two iconic strong willed red heads - Ariel from the Little

Mermaid and Satine from Moulin Rouge. Ariel takes on both of their charms; the innocence

and bold minded Ariel along with the sexy domineering romantic Satine, while also having

the legs and dance ability of a New York City Rockette.