Great British Tattoo Show Day 1

I have finally summoned the energy to begin a blog post about this weekend just gone, I had a wonderful time in London for The Great British Tattoo Show. I was modelling for Fetasia Latex in a catwalk show, which is pretty much my favourite past time, I love the catwalk

We headed down to London and Edmonton Travelodge, it was a dreary day and the view from our window was rather drab to say the least.

The hotel had just had brand new Sleepeasy beds put in, so I had a darn good nights sleep! We had a little wander round Edmonton and found a takeaway to eat on the floor of our hotel room.

On the first day of the show we met up with a couple of the other models and headed to Alexandra Palace which was massive and bursting with people. It was such great event, I loved looking at all the tattoo artists doing their thing and the stunning classic cars on show. I found my perfect car.

                          

 The Fetasia show was at 3.30 on the first day, I was modelling a Sally dress from the Nightmare Before Christmas, all the models looked wicked and were such fun to work with, I loved seeing my gorgeous girls Collette Von Tora and Betty Havok again.

Here is the fashion show line up, i'm in bright yellow and orange, a long way from my usual style but it was so much fun to wear.

I stepped out onto the catwalk alongside the beautiful Dakota Hunt as Jack, and the audience was massive! This shot was taken just as we took to the stage, it gives some idea of the audience size, and how stunning Alexandra Palace is.

Myself and Dakota playing Jack and Sally

                               

                         

The show went down really well and i just loved wearing the Sally dress, day 2 blog post coming later

Attitude clothing shoot

Last Friday I was back in London again shooting for attitude clothing. It was a great shoot and one that'd been in pipeline for a while.
I was up bright and early at 6.15 to get ready and head for my train, I was off to White Womb Studio, the team from The Alternative Marketing Co. were lovely and the outfits I got to model were just awesome!!

It was fun being all 'goth' again, I haven't done a Gothic styled shoot for a year at least, and it was nice to do it again and the outfits were very much my kind of thing.
The makeup artist did a great job making me look completely different.

The photographer was the awesome Danny Sambuca, here is a peek at the back of the camera, looking great already.

After the shoot I did a video interview which will be edited in with footage of the shoot, I'm looking forward to seeing that, as much as I hate hearing my own voice!
Keep your eyes peeled for these shots, there's going to be some crackers!