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Sawa Pontyjska is not just a rising icon — she’s a movement. Effortlessly navigating the worlds of fashion, digital media, and performance, she remains impossible to define yet impossible to ignore. She opens up about intuition, self-awareness, and why authenticity still has the power to disrupt everything.
Sawa, you’re one of the rare figures who move freely between formats and levels: TikTok, print, stage, fashion, television. And yet, it feels like you’re not doing it to “be everywhere,” but to test something, feel something, live it fully. Is your path spontaneous, strategic — or just intuitive?
Since childhood, my parents invested a lot in me — and so did I. I saw it, I felt it, and I followed through. They gave me so much, and I responded with equal energy: I was always curious, always learning, always reaching. I didn’t grow up thinking about “success” — I grew up noticing what pulled me in and where I felt most alive. I never waited for someone to discover me or give me a chance. I built my path on my own terms. So everything that’s happening now makes sense. I go where there’s energy, where it’s alive, where there’s no boredom. Everything else is just background noise.
People see you differently: to some, you’re the dream girl; to others, a hype-driven mystery. You spark desire in men and curiosity in women. Does that affect you — or are you simply playing your own game?
That’s normal. When someone doesn’t fit into an expected mold, they get talked about. I’m fine with that. Some admire, some doubt, some imitate — that’s their response. I just live my life. And I don’t need to wear a mask.
You’re launching a new YouTube channel now. Rumour has it it’s not just about lifestyle — but a kind of “elite compass” for young women looking not just for success, but for direction. What is this project really about — and why now?
Because this generation of girls is growing up surrounded by anxiety and confusion. They think being pretty means you’ve already won. But that’s an illusion. There are plenty of beautiful girls — but truly happy ones? Very few. I don’t want to give advice. I want to create a space where you can simply see how else it could be. Without fear. Without people-pleasing. YouTube is just a medium. The message is freedom. I’ll simply live and show what I live — no preaching, but with depth.
You’ve said before: “A man in my life isn’t a goal — he’s a reflection.” Still, rumours swirl around you: a celebrity, a businessman, someone in media. But you never confirm anything. Is that a rule — or are you just uninterested in explaining?
Explaining reduces the value. Men can sense that to stand next to a strong, interesting woman, they need to show up differently — not by buying or controlling, but by being truly present. That filters a lot. And as for rumours — let them circulate. Words have never moved me. Actions do. If a man wants to be close — he will be. No press releases. No announcements. I’m not hiding — I just don’t turn intimacy into content. What happens between me and someone isn’t for the algorithm. It’s for real life — not reputation.
You seem to be building a new kind of public image: no loud oversharing, but full presence. The body is there — but integrated into style, not separated. What would you want young women to understand, watching you?
That confidence in your physical presence isn’t something to hide or to sell. When you feel comfortable in your own skin, others feel that too. I’m about awareness, not performance. And that energy is perceptible. I don’t explain. I just exist — in a shape that feels right for me. And that’s enough to be seen.
Model: @pontyjska01