👑 Meet Aneres Harvey - Bozz Queen Ambassador
👑 About Aneres Harvey
Aneres Harvey is a full-time student and dedicated soccer player based in Los Angeles, California. As a rising role model for young women, she embodies the grace, strength, and resilience of Queen Energy in motion. Whether she's leading on the field or showing up authentically in her daily life, Aneres inspires others by simply being herself — grounded, positive, and intentional. Her journey reflects the power of feminine energy expressed through discipline, self-love, and quiet leadership. She represents the next generation of Queens: young women stepping into their truth, embracing their softness, and owning their strength.
💫 What Queen Energy Means
To Aneres, Queen Energy means being able to touch into your femininity — to honor your softness while standing strong in who you are. It's about balance, grace, and knowing your worth. She carries this energy with quiet confidence, showing that true power doesn't need to be loud to be felt.
💖 How She Empowers Others
Aneres empowers others by being positive and showing up as her authentic self. Her presence alone is a reminder that you don't have to change who you are to lead — you simply have to be true to yourself. Through her role as a student-athlete and mentor to younger girls, she models integrity, kindness, and resilience.
👘 Why She Chose Her Coronation Piece
Aneres chose the White Kimono Robe as her coronation piece because it symbolizes comfort, clarity, and peace. It's a garment that allows her to feel at ease while still standing in her power — a reflection of her calm yet confident energy. The robe represents her ability to lead with softness and strength.
🤝 How to Support Her Work
Aneres believes in the power of shared vision. "We can support each other by having a common goal — uplifting one another and creating spaces where women feel seen, safe, and celebrated." You can support her by sharing her story, cheering her on in her athletic journey, and amplifying her voice as a young leader.
