Category: Modeling

Automotive shoot day and I was living for it. Big glossy black muscle car, a Challenger SRT still wet from a wash, and me perched against the front with one white sneaker propped up on the bumper. That paint was so shiny I could basically check my hair in it.

Kept the styling athletic and clean: white tank, dark leggings with a stripe down the side, fresh white trainers, and the daisy crown carrying through from the day’s other looks. Arm up, hip cocked, chin high. Confident but relaxed, like the car is mine and I’ve got somewhere to be.

These collabs are so fun because the vehicle brings its own attitude and you just have to match its energy. All that black chrome and horsepower next to a flower child. I did not want to hand the keys back.

#automotive #campaign

Leaned up against this gorgeous weathered sage-green wall with hands tucked into my back pockets, going for that easy off-duty model look. Simple white ribbed tank, low-rise jeans, and a big statement studded belt doing all the talking at the waist.

The wall texture is half the shot honestly, all those faint paint lines and scuffs giving it a lived-in, slightly nostalgic feel. Daisies still in my hair, freckles out, minimal everything else. When the styling is this pared back it’s all about attitude and the tilt of your hips.

This is the throwback denim direction for the book, that mid-2000s low-slung, bling-belt moment that keeps sneaking back into fashion. Comfy, cool, a little bit rock and roll. Could shoot against a wall like this every day and be perfectly happy.

#denim #offduty

This one is pure vintage sweetheart. A red polka-dot dress with puff sleeves and a full swishy skirt, little red patent heels, and a clean white studio so nothing distracts from the silhouette. I twirled that skirt more times than the photographer probably wanted.

We kept my hair long and loose with the daisy crown, hands folded, a soft shy little smile. The whole look is fifties picnic with a flower-child twist and I am completely here for it. Full-length so you can see the shoes, because those shoes deserved their own moment.

Honestly some days you play tough and edgy, and some days you get to be the sweetest thing in the room. This was a sweet day. Retro dresses just make me stand differently, softer somehow.

#vintage #lookbook

Shot from below on a rooftop with nothing behind me but a big blue summer sky and a sweep of white cloud. The photographer got right down low so I towered up into all that blue, which makes even a tiny crop top and denim cutoffs feel cinematic.

I’ve got sunglasses hooked into the neckline, a stack of leather cuffs, daisies still in my hair, and one arm thrown up to shade my eyes. We wanted that carefree just-woke-up-on-a-summer-roof mood, chin down, totally relaxed.

The light was brutal and gorgeous all at once. High summer sun, sharp shadows, and me squinting through most of the takes until we found the calm one. There’s an old white building peeking in at the bottom that grounds it all. Proper festival-season energy.

#summer #rooftop

Sometimes the simplest shoots are the best ones. Plain white backdrop, a plain white tee, and a big pair of vintage headphones, and the whole direction was just: listen. So I closed my eyes, tipped my head, and actually got lost in it.

The daisies are still woven through my hair from earlier looks, which I loved against something this clean and stripped back. When there’s nothing else in the frame it all comes down to the feeling on your face, and I really did let a song carry me somewhere for a second there.

This is for a music-adjacent campaign, which is close to my heart for obvious reasons. Half model, half daydreaming musician. I could have stayed in this pose all afternoon, honestly.

#music #studio

Shot this one right up against a bright concrete wall in harsh midday sun, which is usually the light everyone runs from, but for a hard skate look it’s perfect. Every freckle on show, board hoisted up over my shoulder, deck facing the camera.

Wardrobe kept it simple with a white top and the daisy chain still threaded through my hair, so there’s this soft flower-child thing crashing straight into the grit of a beat-up skateboard. That contrast was the whole idea. Pretty and tough in the same frame.

I wanted the expression cool and a little defiant rather than smiley, so I dropped the chin and just stared it down. The sun did the rest. This is going to be a strong one for the sportier side of the book.

#skate #campaign

Full retro-disco energy for this one and I had way too much fun. Clean studio backdrop, roller skates with the light-up wheels, orange knee socks pulled high, cropped jeans, and a fringed top that moved every time I did. Arms up, hips out, the whole seventies playbook.

The fringe was the star, honestly. Every little shift sent it swinging, so the trick was to keep finding a pose where it hung just right without me freezing like a statue. Skating on a polished studio floor while trying to look effortless is its own extreme sport, by the way.

We were going for playful and a bit cheeky rather than polished, and I think we nailed it. This is the kind of shoot that reminds me why I started. Pure joy on wheels.

#retro #studioshoot

This is the shot I flew for. Up on the cliffs with that famous rock rising out of the water behind me, the whole Mediterranean going silver in the sun, and me draped across warm stone in the brightest pink dress you’ve ever seen.

We timed it for late afternoon so the light came in low and golden. Barefoot, daisies in my hair, one hand shielding my eyes, trying very hard to look serene while the wind had absolutely other plans for the skirt.

Campaign brief was “summer, freedom, a little bit reckless” and standing on the edge of a cliff in couture felt about right. My legs were shaking the whole time, not going to lie, but you’d never know it. Sometimes the calm is the performance.

#summercampaign #pink

There’s something about a scarlet dress against cold grey marble that just does the work for you. We shot this one right on the entrance steps of an old stone building, orchids painted on the glass behind me, and I honestly didn’t want to move once I found the light.

The brief was “bold but soft,” so we kept my hair loose and wild with the little daisy chain woven through it. Fitted red, bare shoulders, one tiny pendant, and that was the whole story. No props, no fuss.

I love a look that argues with its background. The dress wants to shout, the stone wants to stay serious, and I get to stand right in the middle of it and smile like I know a secret. Full frame coming to the portfolio soon.

#reddress #editorial

We found this old cast-iron railing on a riverfront walk and I basically claimed it as my set for the day. I sat right down on the stone kerb, leaned my back into the wall, and let the light do the moody thing it does when the sky can’t decide on rain.

Head-to-toe white here: a little ribbed crop and soft wide-leg trousers, daisies still tucked through my hair from the morning look. It’s such a quiet outfit, which is exactly why I loved it against all that heavy black scrollwork behind me.

Honestly some of my favourite frames come from the in-between moments, when I stop posing and just sit and think. The photographer caught this one mid-thought and it might be the pick of the set.

#streetstyle #modellife