PORTFOLIO; this was essential is starting up, yes it was costly but in the long run it will make up for it. I admit that this was pretty nerve racking, I did doubt myself while walking into the studio, I didn’t think I would actually go through with it but the make up artist was so welcoming and talked me through how this process went. I got various make up looks done, with hair styles to match, the photographer was the nicest person and really made me feel comfortable- this being my first time I was unsure of how to pose but the results were absolutely amazing !

While waiting for the photos to be processed I remember sitting with my mum and thinking how amazing this was but I also couldn’t believe that I was actually doing it.

Skipping past primary school, I studied higher science, Spanish, film and geography as extras in GCSE and left school with all of them under my belt. I then began my A Levels, studying Animal Management, Criminology and English with the goal of becoming a vetinary nurse through apprentice work. Outside of school however, I started working in various animal establishments focusing on the welfare of Horses which then got me into riding. I’ve always been interested in helping animal charities like the RSPCA, so much that a few years back me and my family took home an old cat who had been rescued from an unfortunate upbringing. Since then I focused on domestic animals,

Fashion and make-up is an entirely new world, that most don’t get the chance to experience. Its one thing going into a shop and finding an outfit but to actually model for a brand and be apart of it all is totally different. While growing up i used to grab magazines any time I could and cut out the outfits I loved and the girls I thought were gorgeous. I remember putting on my own fashion shows for my parents and always trying to copy make up looks from YouTube. Being that young i didn’t realise that being a model was a real thing, i would watch ‘Devil Wears Prada’