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I have always tried to live by my Grandfather’s wisdom that it is ‘impossible for any one person to know everything dear’, and quite right he was. 4

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owever for numerous people a little bit of knowledge is seemingly more dangerous than none at all. I speak with particular reference to model scams. I think by now almost everyone is aware that they exist with a large majority understanding the facts about such schemes and cons.

However there remain people who skim read sensationalised material and come to a hideously incorrect conclusion. Read our feature article The Great Modelling Robbery on page 14. Just to set the record straight, the modelling industry is not a charity. It is a business like any other. Would you do your job for free? Whilst some agencies have the budget and ability to provide in advance monies to models, not all do. And just because some of the smaller agencies do not have this facility doesn’t mean that they are automatically trading irresponsibly, illegally or immorally. The modelling profession is not a guaranteed career filled with success and huge wads of cash. If an agent interested in signing you asks you to pay an industry standard charge for professional photographs (up to £150 for a Z-card) then this is acceptable practice. It is also not to be confused with an upfront fee. An upfront fee in line with model scams relates to agency joining fees, which are illegal. If you are asked to pay for a product or service in any industry in advance of receipt this is not foul play. A supermarket doesn’t invoice you 30 days after you have been food shopping does it? If you don’t like it then try your luck with one of the bigger agents. I would like to know how many of the ‘complainers’ actually get on attempting to be signed by high end agents. There is something for everyone out there. I am

not saying go ahead and be scammed. It is like anything in life, if the pendulum swings too far in any one direction thats when problems start. In some cases models are signed who regularly get work as a secondary income. These models have a great time and earn extra cash but do not survive with this as their income alone. It is likely that they are not signed by a high end agent and therefore require to invest a little in their job/hobby, such as portfolio images. This is not a crime! It is idiotic to be paying thousands of pounds for images. But do yourself a favour and research the details before making wild accusations damaging an industry of people who are genuinely making a living at the same time as providing a decent and reputable service. “Claiming, “You charge £100”” for a test shoot, you are a con merchant” is no different to accusing someone of stealing from a shop when they haven’t. So... rant over. I’m sure I will be inundated with ‘complainers’ letters. Bring them on! In other news, we are excited to bring you features and advice on all things modelling inside this issue. We have the beautiful Elite signed model Nena France on our cover, an update from Charlie Machin about her whirlwind of exciting shenanigans over the last few months, a huge fashion and beauty shopping guide for you and lots more. A huge thank you to Kelly Moore for the camera bag (see pic). It is absolutely amazing.

Gone are the days of lugging a boring old black case around with me. I highly recommend one for you lady photographers out there, or even if you aren’t, this is a great bag for carrying your ipad, laptop, model book and everything else you need around with you. Visit www.kellymoorebag. com and check out the fabulous designs available. Mine is the chapel backpack in burnt orange. I love it! Can you tell? Thanks so much to all of you who have sent your kind comments about the new look Every Model Mag. It means a lot to us. Have a gold, red, warm and gorgeous Autumn and see you very soon.

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Making it to

Vogue My story, by Natalie Cutler

“Hi Natalie, It’s Toon (agent) Are you free to come into the office today? I need you to sign a contract for a shoot you have next week.”

paid off. Of course, thats just it . . .

“Sure, Who am I shooting with?” “Vogue.” For a model, shooting for Vogue is the stuff dreams are made of, and for me I was wide awake and this was my reality. Most girls, including myself, fantasise from a young age about the prospect of one day being able to experience moments like that life changing phone call. Will I ever achieve that? How would I react? What would I spend all that money on? Let me tell you now for the record though, you most definitely do not become an overnight millionaire. In all honesty, the only thought that came into my mind was ‘Really? Well that was easy’. Because just like that, everything I had been working towards, had finally 6

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I had been working for it, for many, many years. What the rest of the world do not see, is the relentless amount of focus, dedication, sleepless nights, time and expense I have had to sacrifice just to come close to achieving that 1:10 million shot. Naturally all people tend to see is the very glamorous finished product. Behind the scenes it is very different.

I began my career in what can be considered the ‘taboo’ side of the modelling industry. Pageants. For many years now beauty competitions have had a stigma attached to them, thanks to, I believe mis-guided stereotypes that the media use to paint such a picture. However, I think that they are a great way to prepare girls to launch their career into the modelling industry and provide great training in professional codes of conduct and media handling. This being something not too many models, other than the ones at the top know how to do. However, do keep in mind that the actual working side of modelling can be the complete opposite of pageantry; and not being able to differ between the two can leave some girls falling short. The main thing you MUST learn, is to know your craft. Modelling is the assumed idea that if you’re ‘pretty’ or ‘photogenic’ you can model.

three of his friends from Manila were in London and they wanted to work with me on a location shoot. It was an amazing fun shoot, spent collaborating with like minded people who were all sharing a common goal to achieve an end result. To this day it is still the number one shoot I have ever had the privilege of working on. Of course the real punch line was

that I actually had no idea just how huge Patrick’s ‘friends’ were until afterwards. The photographer that day, turned out to be none other than International sensation Marc Nicdao. Pam Quinonnes was the amazing stylist (a go to girl even for the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker) and finally, make up courtesy of the flawless Robbie Pinera. Together, all three of

them are the Manila dream team that dominate the industry on an international level whilst doing a fantastic job of paving the way for the Philippine market. At the end of the shoot day, Marc asked me if I had ever considered the possibility of working in Asia and truth be told I hadn’t, but then again who would right? Modelling is a hard enough industry within the west side of the world. At the time I started to imagine the horror stories out there. After squandering my ‘doubts’ he kindly offered to forward my pictures to Elite Manila (the Asia base of Elite Model Management). He reassured me they were the best agency to work with and he would personally see I was taken care of. Less than two months later, I was on a flight Manila bound in what was the most spontaneous career move of my life, and I have not looked back since. For years I had always been a planner and a strategist with how best I intended to do well within the industry. Well that like most things in life, didn’t go to plan so I decided for the first time in my life to throw caution to the wind and follow my gut. When I landed in Manila, Marc was there to meet me at the airport and he took me straight to the Elite offices where I met with head booker and the amazing Every Model Magazine

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But this alone is not enough; you need to know HOW to photograph. You need to study your angles, best sides and more importantly your worst. There are certain poses I would never do as I know that no amount of photoshopping or airbrushing is going to make me look good in that position. Knowing your weaknesses is one of the biggest strengths you can have as a model. Paying a photographer for your portfolio does not mean you have what it takes. In the real modelling world it is your job to make a clients’ brand look good, and boy will they let you know if you’re not doing your job properly. Trust me when I say that no-one is going to hold your hand. Do not make the mistake of thinking that you are going to be treated like a superstar. As a model you are a product. In reality it’s only those with thick skin that survive this business. It was in August of 2012 last year that fate stepped in and handed me my ‘break’ and I embarked on a year long trip modelling around Asia, after signing with Elite Model Management. It all began when a close friend of mine, Patrick Galang, Fashion Editor at Mega Magazine, called me and asked me to meet him. When I arrived, Patrick explained to me, that

force of nature Shao Trinidad. She agreed to represent me and the rest as they say, is history. Since that fateful meeting, I have had the most amazing year travelling all over the world most recently working in Bangkok. Now being back in London, I feel it’s important to reflect on everything I have learned this year, the good and the bad and try to put it to use within the UK industry. The biggest surprise I’ve faced within the past year, is realising how little the UK is involved with the Asian side of the market. Which is a shame because it’s huge. Everywhere I went I was constantly the only English girl (great for me because I was a novelty) but everywhere I turned there were Russian, Brazilian and American models, whose overseas mother agencies had tapped into the Asian market and were placing girls and guys alike around the country. Smart really, because Asia is very quickly becoming the new ‘Hub’ of the Modelling/Commercial/ Media Industry. Elite Manila is a true credit to this growing reputation. Out of all my experiences all over the world with many different agencies, I can honestly say they stand head and shoulders above the rest in 8

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every sense for me. From their work ethic, to the way you’re treated and the actual quality of the work they produce. It is outstanding and the Philippines is definitely the country to watch being perhaps the underdog of the industry but more importantly; hungry for success, and with the talent to back it up. Arriving in the UK two weeks

ago, I have only just begun to find myself settling back into London life. The differences in the industry between the two continents are now more apparent to me than they have ever been. What I find most difficult about the UK market, is how close minded they are about the arts industry in general, and because of this, they seem to lose out on a great

deal of amazing talent. Simply because that person isn’t with the ‘right kind of agent,’ they didn’t train at the ‘right type of school’ or they don’t have a ‘strong book.’ Then there is the very popular old chestnut of ‘You’re just not tall enough’. Which I got told A LOT. Granted, I admit I am only 5’6 but then again so is Kate Moss. However, I have still managed to reach the point where I am good enough to work with Vogue. The UK to me seems like the only country in the industry that pigeon holes you before even meeting you. More fascinating for us models out there, is the fact that in Asia the height rule is a little more relaxed which means girls who have all the potential in the world but can’t get a foot in the UK market because of a height disadvantage, can walk right through the door in Asia. Sure they do still implement the ‘height rule’ where necessary but they are more open to the obvious fact that unless it’s runway work or shooting for jeans you really don’t need to be 6ft to sell Dior’s latest lipstick or Chanel’s newest shades. This is where knowing your market comes in. It is so important to your career to ensure you’re not wasting yours and more importantly, the clients’ time. Know your height

(your real height), your body type and your look. Then decide from there where you as a brand (as that is what you are) fit into the market. From a business point of view Starbucks aren’t suddenly going to start selling mobile phones in their coffee shop, why would they? That’s not their niche and it has nothing to do with coffee. Just like you do not want to be walking into a high fashion agency if you’re 5’6. Fortunately, this is where I think the UK holds an advantage over Asia. In Asia you’re thrown in at the deep end and you need to learn fast or have an amazing agent with the spare time to mentor you. Sadly there are many girls out there who are too young and naive to handle it. In general, mother agencies send their new girls (and guys) to Asia to build their book and experience, so they can come back to their own country with substance. An amazing idea that unfortunately the UK has still not fully tapped into. However, the UK does guide and nourish its girls. You are taught your craft, tutored, so that when you step in front of that camera, you know what you’re doing. Taking your training from the UK to Asia is an amazing advantage and at the end of your trip you come

back with a more independent, experienced view on the industry. With some amazing pictures to match. Over the past year, I have had a lot of girls and guys from the UK contact me about how I got to where I am. How can they do the same? The truth is this; modelling is one of the only industries in the world, where

there is no generic pattern to success. Everyone has their own story. Its about finding what works for you. Sometimes it’s best being a big fish in a small pond, building one brick at a time. It’s not a sprint, more of a marathon which you need to be prepared for. It can take years as mine did. There is no substitute for persistent hard work and you will get out what you put in.

Still the huge gap between the UK and Asian market really fascinates me. There is a bridge still to be built here and after already successfully helping my first model make her transition into the Asian market, I decided to create my own agency based on helping other UK Models work in and around Asia. Everyone has to start somewhere and I would not be where I am today without the continuous help and support I had from my London based make up artist Jutheanne Cruz. Being from Asia she was my bridge, my connection that started it all. Even today she continues to mentor me in a very humble, grounded way and I am forever in her debt. I would now like to become that bridge for other models in the industry, supporting and guiding a new generation into this multi cultural world that we live in. It’s the only way forward which is why there was no doubt in my mind as to what I was going to name my agency. I am delighted to introduce, Excelsior Model Management. Being Latin for ‘ever upward’ it was the obvious choice, as that is exactly where I intend to keep going . . . UP! You can email Natalie at her agency at Excelsiormgt@gmail.com

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We all hear the horror stories about the pressures of modelling being so intense it forces wannabe models to take drastic measures leading to bodily harm such as eating disorders and unnecessary surgery.

adly the dangers some models can impose on themselves are not the only issues. As far as modelling is concerned, research conducted by Enough is Enough Limited, has shown that for every 10 aspiring models that apply to agencies, as many as 7 will end up getting scammed in some way. Scammed in this context means they are financially exploited and drained of their money by the many and growing rogue modelling agencies plying their trade on

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the online market. Imagine the sheer temptation of your dream being seemingly within touching distance, having no money yet being promised a lucrative modelling job if you merely spend a little bit on updating your portfolio. Put yourself in their shoes, what measures would you go to for your dream? These agencies are professional confidence tricksters and they reel individuals in. The question then arises that how do they manage to find these model scam companies? The Answer, shockingly through high profile search engines such as Google and this is only one of the scammersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; many ways. Being one of the most trusted search engine sites in the world, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hard to believe that it is possible for model scam companies to be ranked high in Google searches, as we forget that companies can pay their way up the search. Google offers functionality that enables the advertisers to home in on their core audience, the 16-25 year old

age bracket and allows the advertisers to target potential clients by geographical region and different time spans of the day (e.g. to have ads running between 3pm and 3am, or 6pm and 6am around the clock) Model scam companies use sponsored ads, which is essentially pay-per- click advertising, with Google it comes under the umbrella of Google Adwords. Sponsored links are the paid advertisements located right at the very top and along the right hand side of the search engine results page, under a heading entitled Sponsored Links. Advertisers bid on particular search terms or keywords to increase visibility, so the higher the bid for a particular term, the higher up or more visible the particular ad. Common search phrases used are, for example, models, model, modelling agency and things to that effect. Model scam agencies know that models will not be able to tell the difference between a good modelling agency and a sham so therefore will be able to reel the model in as after all it costs

them nothing to apply. Like the attitude in any job search, why not apply to as many agencies as possible as one is likely to call back? This is just one of the scammers many ways. You may then wonder why you don’t read or hear such scam stories in the news. Model scam victims’ tales won’t make the front cover or, a small feature in the middle of a glossy magazine. Why? They are scared of being ridiculed and laughed at as these scam companies are currently not breaking any law. Many of these model scam companies have knowledge of their legal rights and they arrange their affairs in such a way as to avoid directly breaking the law during their activities. This not only discourages victims from speaking up, for the belief that what they have suffered was not wrong, but also means that perpetrators can go on, devastating the lives of men and women across the globe, and asking them to pay for the privilege; but this does not mean that they are not guilty of the shameless exploitation of some of the most vulnerable people in our society. Enough is Enough Limited, have recognised that there is little Government protection and hardly any exposure on models being scammed. This has forced them to introduce Modelscams.org, an independent organisation with a desire to expose the heartless scammers exploiting

vulnerable wannabe models both financially and psychologically. On the founding board, sits Jay Mitchell (not his or her real name) – who was once the manager of a large and successful rogue modelling agency operating within the UK. Jay has chosen to remain anonymous as the safety of his/her family is of concern. Once the enemy of aspiring models worldwide, Jay now contributes heavily to the efforts of Modelscams.org to bring about considered

necessary changes in the modelling industry. From working with high profile modelling agencies, Jay has the knowledge and expertise to go head to head with some of the worst offenders within this scamming culture. Their remorse at the devastation which they had witnessed has propelled them into action; they had received many devastated phone calls, seen many victims desperate for answers and too many people suffering from serious anxiety, depression and stress

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related illnesses due to having been scammed. There have even been some rare cases of attempted suicide related to being tricked by fake model agencies…it’s easy to see how a young, impressionable and insecure person could be badly affected by falling into the hands of these people. They have seen the glint of success only to have it cruelly snatched away and not everyone is strong enough to cope with that. Falling victim to confidence tricksters is a traumatic event and the sheer numbers involved in swindles like this were too grave for the people behind Modelscams. org to ignore any longer. In seeking to reveal rogue agencies tactics to clean up the world of modelling by exposing those who leech from would-be models, lie to them and coerce them into paying money for things which they don’t need, Jay Mitchell has released a book, Introducing The Great Modelling Robbery. This book shows that it takes as little as 24 hours to set up a fake agency and how they manage to scam thousands of pounds from aspiring models. It includes explosive and shocking insights into the world of modelling scams and both are the result of in-depth insider

knowledge and includes what the modelling scammers really think of their victims: “In a wannabe model world where money and stupidity are in abundance but common sense not, it’d be a crime not to scam as many people as possible wouldn’t it?” Rogue model agency owner “At the time, I didn’t give two hoots about all this politically correct nonsense. The vast majority of the consuming public are as thick as two short planks but one thing these planks have in common with the smarter members of society is that they have money and they are begging for their money to be taken from them. Consequently, I was more than obliged to do so by the bucket load because if it wasn’t going to be me, it’d be someone else” Quote from a director of a leading modelling portfolio company. The Great Modelling Robbery,

discloses every stage of the bogus set up process from start to finish, including how they choose an enticing agency name and fake prestigious addresses to give the aura of credibility and legitimacy and lure unsuspecting wannabe models in. It reveals how sham agencies team up with studios with the aim of scamming as much money as possible. After reading this book, the next time an agency calls you to sign up for modelling, you will have an idea as to what to look out for. If you are a model scam victim, or an aspiring model needing guidance to further youre career, please visit www.modelscams.org for further information. The Great Modelling Robbery : £6.99 for paper back and the Audio book and Ebook are both £5.99. Shattered Dreams and Broken Promises: Modelling Scams Exposed: £8.99.

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nternational male SUPERmodel, David Gandy, has invested in Wheyhey Ice Cream, the new low fat, no sugar and protein enriched ice cream that is taking the healthy snack industry by storm. Wheyhey launched at the beginning of January 2013 and has attracted the attention of celebrities such as David Gandy and Harry Styles, health enthusiasts and sports stars, including David Haye and the Six Nations rugby teams. David Gandy, male supermodel and voted one of London’s most influential people, loves the product so much that he is now a brand ambassador and investor in the company. Wheyhey protein ice cream is made from the highestquality whey protein isolate, is low in fat, contains no sugar as it has its own natural sweetener and is gluten free. Additionally, each 150ml tub contains just 165 calories. Gandy said, “When I first heard of Wheyhey, the idea of a sugar free, high protein ice cream obviously caught my attention, but as a very health conscious person, sounded almost too good to be true. After tasting all the flavours and asking a lot of questions about the product, I was hooked.” He added, “The health food market is booming at the moment and this is something I pay a lot of

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attention to. I’m constantly asked about what I eat and I have written and talked (at Vogue Festival and Oxford University) about body image and the importance of nutrition. Wheyhey is a revolutionary product and of course it’s British. I’m really excited to be joining the Wheyhey team and know that the next year is going to be a really exciting time for the brand.” Currently available in Holland and Barrett, Wholefoods and is imminently to launch into Ocado’s listing, Wheyhey and David Gandy have stormed into the public eye and are a match made in heaven. * Wheyhey is naturally sweetened with xylitol, which is a

naturally occurring alcohol found in most plant material, including many fruits and vegetables. Wheyhey ice cream is available to purchase in the following outlets and retails at £2.69 per 150ml tub: · Holland & Barrett www.hollandandbarrett.com · Ocado - www.ocado.com · Wholefoods www.wholefoodsmarket.com · Planet Organic www.planetorganic.com · As Nature Intended www.asnatureintended.uk.com · GNC - www.gnc.co.uk · Urban Kitchen www.theurbankitchen.co.uk · Fitness First · Virgin

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our portfolio images should be kept in a plain, preferably padded, black A4 book and always taken with you to castings. With technology as it is and the requirement for images to be sent to clients via email EM have come up with a brand new way of filing your images for easy transfer. In additional to your book, save your images in two files on a memory stick such as the EM Magazine 4GB credit style USB. Save your images in two folders, one including all of them at high res and the other at low res. Keep a memory card in your book at all times and when an agent or client asks you for your images you can provide them there and then in both formats they will need.

If you have specific copyright restrictions in respect of your images, include these within another folder on the memory card marked ‘Usage and copyright instructions’ and file as a text document. If you would like your very own EM Magazine USB credit card we are offering them to our readers for the nominal cost of £4.99. Please email us to order your ‘mobile model book’ now at info@emmagazine.co.uk. A typical memory stick such as this one would usually cost in the region of £10 from most retail outlets. A snazzy EM Magazine one which neatly slots inside your model book without causing any disruption to your images, looks professional and sends out a message of organisation and proactivity to your future clients and bookings. Every Model Magazine

Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting My last column focused on the here and now. Not waiting for something to happen but doing all you can to get into gear and achieve.

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his column hits things from a different angle. It’s the part I forgot to mention- the boring part- the interval between making your dreams happen and them actually happening. From that hot relaxing bubble bath to hoping you will win the Euromillions, consciously or subconsciously, we’re all dreaming of something fabulous. In a modern British society it’s human nature to want more, more, more but at what point do we throw the towel in and be a defeatist? Amongst many reasons for why I absolutely love being married to my husband, one has to be because I no longer have to worry about settling down. I am so heavily occupied in my life that the thought of having to rustle up the energy to date would just be my idea of hell. However, I always feel so sad for people who just settle, whether that is in love or for anything less in life than what they deserve. I often say to my single friends, never to settle for anything less than butterflies

because in my opinion, love is the ultimate blessing, it makes the world go around and should complete you wholly. So, if you’re someone looking for love, stop looking and concentrate first on finding you. I mean this in the least ‘Oprah Winfrey’ way possible, but by preparing yourself mentally for love and feeling content with yourself, once loves arrives it will work out just as you intended it to because you will have a sense of selfworth so strong that no-one will dare treat you in any other way than what you deserve. I guess the wait that runs commonly amongst us is the time we put into our careers before we genuinely feel like we have made it. Until we can comfortably sit back on top of an empire and not have to worry anymore about money or status because it’s so established, it’s unbreakable. The truth is, will that day ever come? After all, even the most well known celebrities or designers are only as great as their latest song, film or bag, and I don’t know about you, but so many times I look at some of the wealthiest of people and wonder why they even bother to get off their yachts? But that’s the cycle I was talking aboutthe wanting more, the waiting game. The truth is, no matter how wealthy we are or how rich our lives may seem, we live in a world filled with so much opportunity that it appears our need will only ever grow. But the thing we must always do is Every Model Magazine

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remember to channel that need into perfecting life’s natural blessings - the things that money cannot buy because they are not things at all. Love, health, family and friends. Bearing this all in mind, sometimes it’s not always easy with everything we do have going on in our lives to take a step back and relax, feel your inner peace, feel blessed, and actually appreciate what you have around you. Being a Duracell Bunny constantly here, there and everywhere, I am totally guilty of this but just recently on a photoshoot with Samantha Womack and Alan Strutt for Hello! Magazine at Jason Vale’s, Juicy Oasis in Portugal I discovered a feeling of serenity so beautiful that it took my breath away. My columnist picture I have chosen to use this month was taken there and though it’s not by any means my most glamorous of pictures, when I look at it I remember

the sound of nothing but birds and trees, and the feeling of 49 degrees against my skin. In short, I felt a good vibe. For once in a long time I took a moment to appreciate not just what I have, but what we have as a whole. Nature, our health, life’s natural blessings and hopefully the behind-the-scenes video I shot of the photoshoot does justice for what can only be described as heaven. If nothing else, meeting Jason was something very inspiring. The fellow South-East Londoner, told me how he had begun trying to pitch his raw juice diet to locals at food markets and now, years later, he is an iconic figure in the health and fitness industry. So maybe there I’ve answered my own question. Jason waited for years, didn’t throw the towel in and now owns The Juicy Oasis. The place where I found my serenity, I’d better keep waiting then.

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The Royal baby was born!

both seemed overwhelmed and emotional on this very special occasion. I felt like they genuinely appreciated the support welcomed by everyone outside. All I seemed to think during the build up of the wait was that Kate really is a unique and level headed person to deal with this amount of media attention and pressure. It is not every day you have hundreds of on-lookers waiting outside the door when you have just given birth to your first child. Knowing the moment you step outside that the image will go down in history. To present her new son to the world, the former Kate Middleton wore a tailor made cornflower blue crêpe de chine dress by one of her favourite British designers, Jenny Packman. The picture perfect Princess looked radiant as ever, even just after giving birth. As usual the world wanted to copy Kate’s quintessentially British style. Within one hour Packman’s website crashed under the demand for the polka-dot dress but shoppers

This summer saw the biggest breaking headline of the year so far. At 4:24pm on Monday 22nd July 2013, Prince George Alexander Louis Cambridge, the future King VII of England was born.

was lucky enough to experience the world media and Twitter explosion that was #Royalbaby mania. Never has a door been watched so intently by so many, for so long. Being part of the hundreds of press, fans and television teams we all watched with eager anticipation the oh-so familiar door of the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington. After an interesting eleven hour wait, packed with broadcasts, photographs, high security, crazed fans and telephone calls, at 7:20pm on Tuesday 23rd July, William and Kate introduced the most famous baby on the planet to the world. I will never forget the most memorable moment captured by hundreds of press as the Royal couple emerged. I had a great view being directly opposite the door itself. Never have I seen a couple look so calm and at ease with each other and within everyone’s presence. Of course they

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were disappointed to learn it was a one-off design that would not be reproduced “for public consumption” (reported the London Evening Standard). So shoppers went elsewhere in search of the polka-dot garment, it shot up in Internet search engines and every high street shop. A lot of sources suggest that this was definitely in honour of Princess Diana, who wore a flowing green polka-dot dress in 1982 when Prince William made his first appearance to the world on the very same street outside St Mary’s hospital. There is no doubt that the Royal couple will influence fashion worldwide. Sources also say Kate is very aware of this. So she chooses her ensembles very carefully keeping in mind the messages she sends especially to young girls, who look up to the perfect Princess, she is indeed a role model. I wonder what is next for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge? They have reconnected the Royal Family with the British public and pulled them into the new modern era of the 21st Century. I think they deserve great applause. Congratulations Will and Kate!

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things NOT to do when...

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Do not leave your eyebrows to be plucked by

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photographer to have to sit for unnecessary periods of time removing the tiny little hairs and bumps you the model should have done before your shoot with them. SORT YOUR EYEBROWS OUT!

Do not arrive at any shoot (unless instructed) with a scrap of makeup or hair product already

applied. This wastes a huge amount of time in the preparation stage. A makeup artist and hair stylist is employed to apply and create a desired look, not spend the first half an hour removing one you created for no reason.

Attention to detail. Always make sure you have plain finger and toe nails. A photographer does

not wish to remove it for you later when a quick wipe would have done the trick beforehand. Also colours you have chosen to wear on your pinkies may not only be completely inappropriate for your shoot but can be a huge distraction, which again can waste time.

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Do not wear jewellery, watches, earrings or piercings anywhere unless instructed

beforehand. Another time wasting scenario. Often a shoot team may have taken a number of shots before they notice your ‘discrete’ stud earrings. And yes it might only take a second to remove them in post production, but at the expense of annoying a photographer and team who would have worked with you again had you done it yourself? Think.

Underwear. Always take a selection with you to any shoot. White, black and nude should cover

all angles. If you show up in a sexy black bra and you are given a white chiffon dress to model... you get the picture?

Do not offer advice to a shoot team unless asked for your opinion. As much as you may feel you

are the centre of the process, you are one part of a complex production. Unless this is a personal portfolio for yourself, you are modelling for someone else, and what you like and don’t doesn’t come into it.

Don’t bring an entourage of people with you to a shoot. Even if you are a high end model and

may bring your own team with you, make sure you leave it at the minimum needed. Too many cooks, etc. A creative team work far better with fewer people around them. They don’t want the world and his dog seeing their pictures before they have even finished.

Never change your appearance without consulting your agent first. This should be in

your modelling contract anyway. If a client books you as a brunette and you arrive on set as a blonde, you will have wasted a huge amount of people’s time and money. You may also find yourself dropped by your agent as a result of breaching your contract. Your job is your look. You have chosen this career and as with any other, there are restrictions, compromises and considerations.

Never party the night before a job. Dark circles, dehydrated skin and nauseous models are not

a big plus.

Never take photographs on your phone of the shoot and instagram, facebook or twitter

unpublishable. Any seen in the public domain prior to official release may be withdrawn by the publisher or client. The whole essence shooting specifically for a client is the exclusivity. You can remove that with a couple of clicks of your phone. This is probably the biggest ‘No No’ there is. Leave your phone switched off and in a secure place until your work is done.

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After the huge success of our previous Mini Model search Every Model Magazine is running a further contest to find junior models.

he winner of both the male and female category will win a signing with the Bonnie & Betty child model agency and a feature within Every Model Magazine. They will also receive other age appropriate prizes and gifts provided by our contest sponsors. Also winning a beautiful photo shoot with the amazing

London photographers FayAndrea our mini models will brighten the pages of our Christmas edition. Previous winners went onto secure work in major feature films including Les Miserables and Snow White, amongst other modelling work. This is a huge

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opportunity for children wishing to be part of the industry. We are currently taking applications for the mini model search and auditioning in the Midlands and London areas. Successful applicants will be invited to audition and finalists selected at this stage. The final selection day will take place at Rye-Assic Park in Hertfordshire on the 20th October (half-term school holiday). This has been organised to be a fun day out for the children with no pressure put on them. They will have a fun day and our judges will observe them enjoying themselves at play. There will be a presentation ceremony for the winners selected by our judging panel on the day itself.

Competition disclaimer The costs involved in being part of this model search are nominal and well below considered industry standard fees. We do our utmost to offer high level opportunities at nominal costs at the same time as providing a fun and educational experience. The contest is free to enter by sending two photographs to info@emmagazine.co.uk. A judging panel will select from photographic entry those considered to be suitable for audition. A nominal audition fee, which includes a professional photograph, is chargeable for this at £25. If successful and invited to take part in the final selection fun day out, a sponsorship fee is payable of £120 plus £20 for a competition tee-shirt. This can be paid by a corporate sponsor who in return will receive an advertisement within EM Magazine for above the value of the sponsorship fee. Parents may opt to pay the fee themselves if they wish. The sponsorship element pays for the competition to run and provides the children with a fun experience, day out and the chance to win a professional modelling signing along with various other prizes. To enter the competition is entirely down to choice. Applicants and or parents/guardians may withdraw from the contest at any time. Sponsorship is not refundable if paid prior to any withdrawal of the contest. All details are provided on our website and available for public view throughout the duration of the contest. www. everymodelmagazine.co.uk.Audition / photographic fees are non-refundable. This is not an upfront fee and must not be mistaken as such. An upfront fee for joining a modelling or recruitment agency is against the law. Charging fees in advance for products and services is standard business practice. The modelling industry and Every Model Magazine is a business, able to provide opportunities to those wishing to be involved.

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A huge than k you to the beau tiful Emil y for helpi ng at the mini mode l audi tions

Cover Girl Age 22 Height 5’8” Dress size 7

How old were you and when did you first consider modelling to be a career for you? I think I was about fourteen years old, I was asked by my hairdresser in Norfolk to do a photoshoot for them and it went on from there I guess. Then at sixteen my hairdresser took me to the Birmingham Clothes Show to see if I would get scouted, and I did! By Select in London. Are you currently signed to an agency and if so who is it? I’ve just recently signed with Elite, which is my ultimate 44

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The EM Interview with Nena France

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dream. They’re amazing, I’m so happy with them. What kind of modelling work do you enjoy the most? I actually really enjoy shows, I love walking down a catwalk but I’m not really a fashion week kind of girl because of my height. Is there any type of work you would love to do but haven’t been given the opportunity yet? Obviously as a model, you hope and pray for a big campaign. I haven’t been with Elite for very long so I’m still hoping there’s time!

If you could go back in time and be anyone you wanted who would it be? Audrey Hepburn What advice can you offer aspiring models? First and foremost, don’t take anything anyone says to heart. It’s like any other job, where there’s an interview/ audition process and sometimes you get turned down. Be natural and keep trying. I love this saying; “Different flowers look good to different people.”

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What are your imminent plans modelling wise? At the moment I am rebuilding my portfolio, we’ve scrapped my commercial images and are going for a more editorial look. So I’m testing and casting again. It’s exciting, I love that I’m starting from fresh. Who inspires you? Honestly, my mum. She’s the hardest working woman I have ever met and the most incredible mother and wife. I think I have her work ethic in that I will happily work long hours at various jobs etc to get the bills paid - this is London after all! I want to be like her in both her work and family life. What annoys you? Ignorant and argumentative people. What is your favourite piece of clothing? I love my jackets. Smart light jackets make any of my outfits look classy. Well I think so. What is your beauty essential? Bobbi Brown face oil, I have such dry skin so it’s perfect for me. Also my Chanel Vitalumiere foundation is amazing. Is there any kind of work within the industry you definitely wouldn’t do? Glamour modelling, purely because I don’t feel comfortable trying to be sexy, and secondly because I have no bust!

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What is your ultimate meal and where would you most like to eat it? I love eating on rooftop restaurants, with amazing views. But my ultimate meal can vary daily, I’m going to

say Thai food because I’m craving that right now. And finally, what is your name and how do you say it? Nina or Nena? It’s spelt Nena but it’s pronounced like Nina.

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he showpiece of the Anglo Mauritian calendar observed local businesses interact with restaurateurs in the midst of a fully-edged funfair. A special ‘Sega concert’ was the main attraction including renowned international Sega superstars Linzy Bacbotte, Ino

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Nakeed, Bruno Raya, Denis Azor and Mr. Love. Supporting the event were members of the Miss England organisation, including newly crowned Miss England 2013, Kirsty Heslewood and Mr. England, Jordan Williams. Visitors were able to taste traditional foods such as, Gourmet Dhal Puri (chick pea pancake).

Other delicious foods Fresh pan grilled Roti with spiced potato curry with mustard seeds and soured lime pickle. Chicken and vegetable Briyani in traditional grand dented metallic pots with grated green mango pickle and garden salad. A piping hot ‘island style’ street barbecue. Delicately fried gateau pima

London’s Parkview Park in Tottenham was transformed for the 5th edition of the Mauritian Open Air Festival.

(chick pea cakes). Jamaican Jerk chicken and rice with a Mauritian twist of fried Margoze.Candy floss, toffee apples and popcorn to evoke ‘British seafront’ childhood memories. The festival continued with energetic performances from the visiting artists including Jordan Williams, and as the sun began to set over North London, the concert drew to a close amidst chants for encore performances from an enthralled audience. Talking to a few local residents, all expressed their joy at being able to have had a wonderful day out with family and friends under a banner of peace, multiculturalism and Mauritian hospitality. Angie Beasley, Director of Miss England said, “It is a privilege to have been part of this stunning event. The MTPA have proudly supported our organisation finals and welcoming of our winner in Mauritius for the last two years. By being here at this event, and of course helping out, it is our way of saying thank you to the Mauritian people and the country for their wonderful support.” And thus the highlight of the British Mauritian calendar came to a close. Another year, another successful festival. Hats off to all the event organisers led by Tariq and Eshan, local businesses, restaurateurs, Miss England organisation and a special thank you to all the volunteers who helped transform a park in North London into the spirit of Mauritius. Every Model Magazine

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ow! Where do I begin? First of all I’d like to say a massive thank you to the amazing Ruthie Deane for setting up such a successful Miss England heat and giving me the opportunity to be proud to hold my Miss Every Model 2013 title.

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I’ll be sad to give it away to the worthy winner next year, but I must say I think its the best title you could possibly have, next to Miss England of course! I’ll start with how many lovely people I’ve met, from fellow contestants, everyone working backstage, the judges and of course Kat Simpson, Miss

England 2009. Seeing all of the other girls taking part it was hard to put the winner in the frame, nobody knew who it would be. Everyone was deserving of the title hence why they were there in the first place. All of us took to the catwalk and battled it out giving the judges a hard decision. After such a long and eventful day, it was time to announce the winner. As all of us were waiting nervously back stage, I was sitting with my shoes off as I really didn’t expect to win. Kat called the 3rd runner up and then second so I thought I hadn’t been placed at that point... “And the winner of Miss Every Model 2013 is” ... and then announced it was me! I was just so shocked and couldn’t believe I had won. I walked out onto the catwalk and straight away I saw how proud my parents were of me. My dad was in tears and the smile on my moms face was huge! The photographers were taking so many pictures and I was concentrating on trying to hold back the tears so that I didn’t ruin the images. It really is an overwhelming experience. Following on from the night of winning, one of my prizes was to have a shoot with the fabulous Alan Strutt. I travelled down to London to have the shoot and it was my first ever experience of anything like this and I loved every second of it. Fay and Alan made me feel really comfortable and it all felt so natural to be in front of the camera. This experience is where I made my decision to pursue a career in modelling. The pictures were

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that weekend as well. One of my other prizes was to have a bespoke dress hand made by the lovely Karen Karmody who is based in London. I travelled down there from West Bromwich where she measured me up for the gorgeous design we decided on together. We went for a full black sequin material with a little fish tail and a split up the left leg. When I finally got into the dress at the finals I felt great and I would like to thank Karen again for such a beautiful gown. Thank you. Getting to the finals was such an achievement and I still couldn’t really believe it when I was there, it was all so surreal! We started with rehearsals where we practiced gracing the catwalk with our allocated partners. I

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gorgeous and I couldn’t believe they were me. Thanks so much Fay and Alan! After the shoot I used one of my bikini shots to enter the beach beauty round for Miss England and I was selected as one of the lucky finalists. For this I went to Torquay for a few days along with the other eleven selected finalists. We were lucky enough to take part in a shoot on the beach. There were loads of press from local and national newspapers and it was crazy! My first experience of the paparazzi! All the other girls were so friendly and we had an amazing time together, running in the sea and along the beach as well as individually having the chance to show the camera what us girls were made of. We were blessed with fantastic weather

was with the outstanding beauty Charlotte Hodson. We really worked it together and I definitely made a friend for life there. We even had to learn a dance for the opening of the show which was fab! I think it gave everyone the chance to have some fun. So the night of the finals arrived and I was number 8 in the line up. The first time I walked out I could hear the support I had from my family, it made me feel great and a lot more confident. After such a long night the final 15 were announced and I was placed, following on from that I made the final 5 and that’s where I Every Model Magazine

finished. I was emotionally happy and couldn’t believe I had made it that far. I was so grateful and I consider it to be the best experience ever. After the finals were over I had more few exciting things to do as Miss Every Model Magazine. I went for a relaxed Spa break thanks to Barnham Broom with Ruth. We stayed overnight in the hotel and had a lovely pedicure in the Spa. Dare I admit that this was the first time I’d had one and as a result I will be having them regularly now. They are so relaxing. Whilst there I had a photo shoot modelling Firetrap

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clothing and Wizard jeans! I also went in the swimming pool for a mini shoot which was so much fun. Ruth and I had an amazing meal in the Brasserie with outstanding food and lots of atmospheric giggles and smiles. We were made to feel very welcome by Barnham Broom and I hope very much to go back there again soon. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank The Real Effect for my beautiful winners pendant, Olivia Weddings for my silk flowered and jewelled bouquet and Wizard Publicity for the fab goody bag bursting with beauty must have products

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he sensitive skin around the eyes can be the first to display the signs of tiredness and stress – yet can be the most difficult for even the most experienced make-up artist to cover. So how can you hide the problem? For the busy model dashing from one shoot to the next, commuting around hot, dusty cities and trying to stay cool and unflustered the last thing you want to worry about is those ‘sacks of coal’ under your eyes. You could try an effective, pharmaceutical grade eye cream, such as the Brightening

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INI LOMBARD ISABELLA

interview

Coco Baudelle Coco Baudelle is internationally known most frequently for her website, She Walks On Pearls.

oco dreams of

Do you combine all of the previous

blog is the reason why I saw Paris,

Hollywood. She is a

interests into one within your blog?

New York, and LA in the past few

succeeder and lives

CB When I started ‘She Walks On

months. It’s the reason why I now

an influencing lifestyle

Pearls’ in 2011, I was crawling under

have the most amazing friends and

which she expresses online for her

piles of papers and books and trying to

brightest future.

many followers and supporters.

conform to what society wants a young

Previously a lawyer to-be, Coco

woman to become. I remember sitting

IL Is your website a way for you

initially felt lost as to which career

in that once-upon-a-time-impressive

to write and document personal

to push forward into, until she

law school library, completely hating

experiences in your life possibly

became an accomplished online

my life. So instead of learning the legal

in the form of escapism?

writer, and then people began to

steps to properly put together a divorce,

CB It used to be, but not anymore.

recognise her and she was quickly

I opened up my MacBook and created

I realised how important my life

acclaimed, ‘one to watch’.

She Walks On Pearls. A few months

experiences are to my work. In

after putting myself out there on the

a slightly selfish way, I save and

IL Hi Coco, thank you for taking

internet, things started to change. I

study them indepth to use them for

the time to speak to Every Model

went on a two day trip to New York

the projects I work on. My blog is

Magazine today. Your take on what

City for the first time, and got stopped

now more like a portfolio.

classes as a ‘real job’ differs from

and recognised in Soho by a man and

the average persons’ opinion. How

a woman who worked for Vogue.

IL What is the connection

would you define what you do?

They offered to set up a meeting at their

between you and Au Courant?

CB The concept of having a job was

offices to discuss a future involvement

CB I am my own brand, Au Courant

always very clear to me until I started

with the magazine. I refused. I was

is part of that. I realised through

doing what I’m doing now. Until last

going to write the bar exam and

specific collaborative work I was just

year, I had no idea what would really

become a lawyer, and there was no

entering the world of fashion and

define who I am, and what I’d really be

way I was going to let it all go to

concrete creation. I was clueless in

doing ‘in the future’. I was blind. I did

keep writing about dresses and The

terms of production process, profits,

not know the future is now. I dream

Oscars. However from that moment

things like that. But I still went all in

of Hollywood. I’ve been art directing,

on, the quality of the content on my

and gave birth to the Pearl Tee, the

acting, modeling and writing. Anything

blog kept going up. I knew they were

first ever product that would have

that comes from my soul and takes part

watching, and something inside of

my name on it. It was a simple basic

in making that dream happen is what

me couldn’t give it up. Photographers,

tee with Parisian pearls embroidered

one could call... my job.

filmmakers, singers and publishers

patches.

started approaching me through that IL A big part of your life and career

platform and we’d work on projects.

IL I remember my desire to

is your website. It’s what people

I hate being called a blogger, but I’ll

purchase one of those t-shirts

recognise and associate you with.

never forget ‘where I came from’. My

when I first saw them! They’re

so beautiful. Do you think your personal style has evolved over the years? CB I was once stopped on the street by some nerdy looking guy,

“

My notebook, my laptop and hotel rooms are my office.

”

and he said I was ‘a beautiful Jedi’ because I was wearing an off-white silk robe. It’s the most awesome thing anyone has ever said about my style! Plain white tees and vintage robes are all I’m wearing these days. I like the innocence and and carelessness of those pieces. I’m a romantic, and they make me feel romantic! IL What collaboration with a company, designer, photographer would you say was your most memorable experience that is of particular importance to you and your brand? CB ‘Top Floor’ was a short film produced and directed by Nascent, Brandon Riley and Seth Savoy. I starred as a bank robber and it completely blew me away. It is my first leading role, and I now know exactly where I belong. We are currently about to shoot a prequel in Palm Springs in the next few weeks. The film will premiere in New York City and be screened in LA before the end of 2013. IL Please let Every Model Magazine know when it’s released and how our viewers can watch it from the UK. Do you have an office or do you prefer to CB I will. Cannes, maybe? I mostly work in New York and Montreal, my hometown. My notebook, my laptop and hotel rooms are my office.

work in a private space?

IL You say you dream of

ambitions and the dreams that

generous people. But the people

Hollywood, do you dream of

float in between each walkway

you’ll find in New York will push

a life there or is it more of a

within the people. No-one

and kick you in the ass and make

fictional aspiration? Do you

knows anything about anyone,

you work until you come up with

speak of Hollywood purely in

everyone keeps themselves to

something that could possibly

terms of your writing or do you

themselves with their dreams

become a classic. Those people

wish to fulfil further interests,

kept secret. What hidden

become your resources, your

which you have previously

treasures have you discovered

confidants, your muses, your best

mentioned there?

in New York City and why do you

friends. Those are the treasures I

CB Parts of the Hollywood dream

feel so drawn to it?

found in New York.

now take place in New York City,

CB New York City has this essence.

where you’ll find unbelievably young

It makes you not want to go to

IL Do you find it difficult to work

filmmakers, directors and Woody

sleep. It gives you cheap coffee

in New York because of your

Allen on the subway. I want my home

and $1 pizza slices and so much

opinion or does it drive you to

to be in both New York City and Los

inspiration and access to incredible

succeed even more intensely?

Angeles, because they are Hollywood.

people you’ll find yourself running

CB The pressure is the best thing I

The opportunities have changed and

from one place to another and the

could ever ask for at this moment

the industry has spread in the past

next thing you know... you are a

of my career. Back in law school,

decades, so doing both is a good way

part of it.

I was always the last rat at the

to stay connected.

That’s how I got introduced

library because I’d always start

to New York. But the greatest

working on 1500-page papers the

IL New York City is potentially

thing about it is what I’ve always

day before they were due. I’d still

my favourite place in the

struggled with back in Montreal:

get grades amongst the best. That’s

world, but I have yet to travel

the people you become friends

just how I get my best work done,

around California. I can feel the

with. Montreal has good, kind and

in any field.

”

“

you’ll find unbelievably young filmmakers, directors and Woody Allen on the subway.

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IL What are your staple items of clothing for an ordinary day not working? What is a typical daily schedule for you? CB I really am never not working. Every day I wake up and chug one litre of water to get it over with. Then I start getting lost in

“

Working with photographers like Mikel Helou and Tracy Allen Bailey (LVRS Tracy) made me understand that art is limitless.

”

my thoughts and go for a quick run to mentally organize my day and physically burn all the brie and ice cream I’ve probably had in abnormal quantities the day before. I’m just a mess when it comes to food. Then I shower, write and answer emails, indulge in one of two New York Magazine articles, throw on a robe and get to a shoot or meetings. I often end up my days writing at some bar in the city by myself. Late at night, I sometimes go on long skate rides to float in the wind and listen to soulful jams. IL You mentioned in your interests that you like modelling. Have you ever done anything in particular that you are very proud to talk about? Personally, I think the photographs on ‘She Walks on Pearls’ are a very clear example of your modelling ability. Is that just an interest on the side of all the others or a more official interest? CB Modelling takes a significant place in my whole body of work because I love it so much. Working with photographers like Mikel Helou and Tracy Allen Bailey (LVRS Tracy) made me understand that art is limitless. One piece of work I’m so proud of is the editorial shoot I did for 424 on Fairfax, the one with the gold KG & Co jewellery and that gorgeous gold Balmain dress. It was my first contact with Los Angeles, a huge step for me. The owner, Guillermo Andrade, Every Model Magazine

“

and I became great influences for

I try and reply as much as I can to admiring strangers who email and send me letters, and I always will. They will always be some sort of home for me.

”

one another, and eventually good friends. That’s irreplaceable. IL When you mentioned writing, what sort of things do you find most fascinating to write about? What are common themes for you? Does fantasy overtake the way you write? CB Teenage stories, summer loves, California. Movie sets, the ocean, relationships. I write a lot of real-life based short stories, sometimes with tiny drawings like I used to do in high-school and get paid $5 a page by kids for. I also wander in my inner dark places and write sad songs and melodies. I have a bigger project in mind, but it’s a process. I need to live more before it’s finished. IL Do people regularly contact you with admiration for your website and yourself? Have you been offered any jobs or propositions for collaborations? CB I’ve seen my photos liked and reposted hundreds of thousands of times, literally. Internet fame is what got me to do what I’m doing today. I try and reply as much as I can to admiring strangers who email and send me letters, and I always will. They will always be some sort of home for me. IL Thank you Coco for speaking to us today, I’m positive our readers will feel very influenced by you having read your words. One last question, is your full name Coco Baudelle?

CB No, but it’s the only name you

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need to remember! Catch Coco on Twitter @CocoBaudelle or through her website for daily entries www.shewalksonpearls.blogspot.com

LEE STAFFORD

Beauty Editor Dee was head hunted to work for Lee at Stephenson College in Leicestershire on Friday 12th July.

jumpsuit and told I had to get up on stage, I am so used to being behind the scenes but I tried my

he was asked to work as

live on stage and he discussed the

best to pose as a model. I have to

a make up artist for his

‘recipes’ he uses to cut hair.

hand it to every model out there

The other models had their

because having so many eyes on

hair cut backstage prior to the

you and attempting to keep your

within Britain’s hair industry and

event. Unfortunately one of the

composure is no mean feat.

Dee was keen to meet him.

models did not show up and I was

models. Lee Stafford has built up a huge brand

Needless to say I had a great

asked if I wouldn’t mind having

time. I saw Lee the next day

passionate about his craft, he

my hair cut, I was growing it but

at Nottingham’s Broadmarsh

answered loads of questions

I couldn’t say ‘no’, as it was too

shopping centre, he saw my hair

from the audience. I asked him

much of an opportunity. I was

(and I hadn’t quite got the knack

what tips he had on becoming a

really impressed with the hair

of styling it how he did the evening

successful business person and

cut Lee gave me, I had to ask him

before) and ever the perfectionist

he said ‘education, education,

how much would it normally

he tried to fix it for me right then

education’ which makes sense

cost to get a hair cut from him,

and there.

for any business I suppose. Lee

and it was well into triple figures.

entertained his audience at the

I couldn’t help but feel it was

academies opening around the

college by cutting one of his

worth it as I felt rather chic!. I

country. See www.leestafford.com

models’ hair (Bethany Bennett)

was then handed a pretty black

for details.

“Lee is very charismatic and

Lee Stafford has hair and beauty

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Left to right: Alize Mounter, Anastasia Smith and Kat Simpson

The 2013 event in Torquay Always a glittering event, the Miss England 2013 final was no exception. Hosted in the stunning bay of Torquay this year saw winner Kirsty Heslewood take the crown.

Charlie was scouted by EM via the

Amongst the guests were

StarNow casting website. She then

former Miss England winners Laura

went on to compete in a local heat

Coleman, Alize Lily Mounter and

without success. Unperturbed she

presenting the live stream backstage

continued with her finalist place

goss the very gorgeous Kat Simpson

in Miss Every Model Magazine

(nee Hodge). Also at the EM Mag

and won giving her the chance to

table we were joined by celebrity

represent EM Mag in the 2013 final.

photographer Alan Strutt, the

This being an amazing experience

gorgeous model, makeup artist and

for all the finalists. A four day trip

EM columnist Anastasia Smith, along

to the English Riveria including

with Fresh Academy CEO Charlie

seeing, great food, camaraderie and

Kaufman. It was a fab evening with

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fabulous after party!

A huge congratulations to Kirsty

Choreographed by both the

and also to Nena France on taking

second place in the Every

gorgeous Lisa Powell and amazing

second place this year. Elite Model

Model Mag heat, Kirsty went

dancer Karan, this year’s show

Nena is our fabulous cover girl this

on to take part again

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edition. And of course a huge well

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live stream TV coverage also gave

done to Charlie, we are all extremely

paid off as the winning tiara was

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placed on her blonde curls by reigning

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girl Charlie Machin? A judges choice

on her party ‘slippers’ underneath

Heslewood.

selection making the top fifteen she

her dinner table. Fortunately her

2. The stunning Alize Lily

went on to be placed in the top five.

complimentary glass of Champers

Mounter.

This is an amazing achievement for

allowed her to be relaxed about her

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feet being filmed close up!

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Le Pain Quotidien

Once again I ventured to Soho on my quest for the meanest biggest breakfast and came across The Diner. I ordered a strawberry milkshake which came in the largest bucket I’ve ever seen, blueberry pancake stack and vegetarian breakfast. In my opinion this has been the best breakfast I’ve had in London. The eggs were perfect! The vegetarian sausage tasted excellent even to a meat eater like myself... Thumbs up especially for vegetarians looking for a hearty start to the day.

One of my favourite hang outs is Le Pain Quotidien, all of their produce is organic. They have the freshest foods which range from roasted vegetables and goats cheese to a detox salad. They have the scrummiest berry tarts and all of their bread is baked fresh.

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esigned by Sir Elton John’s event planner, Steven Duggan with an impressive budget of

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itness fan and mum-of-one

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Modelling for Inanch in Istanbul

Last month I was lucky enough to be invited to model for celebrity hair extensionist Inanch Emir to celebrate the launch of her hair extensions brand “Great Lengths by Inanch” in Turkey.

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hen myself, and the other stunning five models arrived in the beautiful city of Istanbul, we were whisked off to a private yacht where we had a full day shooting for Inanch London’s new campaign. We were treated to a breathtaking cruise down the Bosphorus River, lunch and some great photos taken by top

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see the magic of all the models’ hair extensions. We strutted our stuff wearing beautiful Pia Michi couture outfits. Hair Awards 2013’s Best UK Hair Extensionist Inanch Emir, who tends to the locks of Saturday’s Rochelle Humes, Mischa Barton, Michelle Heaton and Lizzie Cundy among a few in her bustling, relaxing and lovely

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