Dakota Rose

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Dakota Rose
Born
Dakota Rose Ostrenga

(1995-09-19) September 19, 1995 (age 28) [1]
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Other namesKotakoti [2]
Occupations
Years active2012–present
Agent Platinum Production
Height165 [1] or 162 [3]  cm (5 ft 5 in or 5 ft 4 in)
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2011–2019
Genre Beauty
Subscribers508 thousand [4]
Total views34.4 million [4]
YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg100,000 subscribers
Last updated: August 7, 2023

Dakota Rose Ostrenga (born September 19, 1995), [1] [5] known professionally as Dakota Rose, is an American model, fashion blogger, and television personality based in Tokyo, Japan. Ostrenga achieved early Internet fame by posting make-up tutorials on YouTube, which went viral in Asia and earned her the nickname "real-life Barbie doll." After gaining attention in Japan, Ostrenga modeled exclusively for the magazine Popteen and also appeared on runways, commercials, and variety shows. She is represented by Platinum Production.

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Early life

Dakota Rose Ostrenga was born in Chicago, Illinois [1] to Cathy and Scott Ostrenga. [6] Her siblings include an older brother named Kyler, and an older sister named Kirsten, known as Myspace and Stickam personality Kiki Kannibal. [6] [7] Rose moved to Coral Springs, Florida in 2005 when her father's computer engineering job transferred him there. [6] Throughout the mid 2000s, Ostrenga was active in the scene culture, posting videos on MySpace with Kirsten. [8] [6] Ostrenga's family moved from online harassment before finally settling in her grandmother's house somewhere outside of Orlando, Florida after their house in Coral Springs was foreclosed. [6]

Career

2011–2012: YouTube career

Ostrenga joined YouTube in 2011 under the username "dakotakoti" and began posting make-up and styling tutorials, most of which were unvoiced and gave instructions through subtitles. [2] Her videos gained media attention for her doll-like appearance, comparing her to a "living doll." [2] [9] Despite criticisms of digitally altering her appearance, [2] her videos went viral in Asia and were uploaded to Niconico. [10] Ostrenga's make-up tutorials were profiled in Japanese talk and variety shows Gyōretsu no Dekiru Hōritsu Sōdanjo , Pon! and Down Down DX. [9] Media reports nicknamed her the "real-life Barbie doll" and her YouTube channel gained more than 500,000 subscribers, [11] [1] with her videos gaining more than 30 million views. [12]

2012–present: Modeling debut

In April 2012, Ostrenga signed with Bravo Models, a Japanese model agency, and moved to Japan. [13] Japanese television program Zip! did a feature segment on Ostrenga, where she personally appeared for the first time. [8] [1] On August 24, 2012, Ostrenga appeared at a launch event of a mascara product at Etude House in Cheongdam-dong, South Korea, and participated in its demonstration showcase. [14] On September 1, 2012, she made her model runway debut in the Tokyo Girls Collection in Nagoya. [15] In April 2013, she also appeared at the Sapporo Collection 2013 show. [16] Later that year, she released her first photobook, All About Dakota Rose. [17] Ostrenga also appeared in the commercial for Rage of Bahamut . [10]

Ostrenga was an exclusive model for the magazine Popteen from the April 2014 issue [13] [18] to the September 2015 issue. [19] She also became the image model for the fashion brand CandyDoll. [9] [12] Ostrenga also modeled for Baby, The Stars Shine Bright and Alice and the Pirates at a promotional event for the online RPG The Tower of Princess. [20]

In 2017, Ostrenga appeared in a commercial for Lotte Fits. [21] She also modeled at the Girls Award 2017 Autumn/Winter show, [22] Fukuoka Asia Collection 10th Anniversary Spring/Summer show, [23] Girls Award 2018 Spring/Summer show, [24] and Toita Fes 2018: Sirius. [25]

Personal life

In 2018, Ostrenga revealed via Instagram that she has leukemia. [26]

Publications

YearTitlePublisherISBN
2013All About Dakota Rose (ダコタ・ローズのすべて, Dakota Rōzu no Subete) Takarajimasha ISBN   978-4-8002-1124-8

Filmography

Television

YearTitleRoleNetworkNote
2016Last Kiss: Saigo ni Kiss Suru DateHerself TBS Reality show; partnered with Kohei Mori [27] [3]
2017 Ariyoshi's Meeting For Reviewing  [ ja ]Herself NTV Variety show panelist [28]
2019Rapper ni Kamaretara Rapper ni Naru DramaZombie TV Asahi —

Music video

YearTitleArtistNote
2017"Fallin' Snow (Kono Mama Futari de)"JamFlavor [29]

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