Born and raised in Italy, Sara embodies the unmistakable elegance and passion that have long defined Italian femininity. With her striking crimson hair, captivating eyes, and beautifully tattooed silhouette, she brings together classic Mediterranean allure and a fearless modern attitude. Every photograph she creates feels less like a pose and more like a moment of genuine self-expression.

Alcune donne catturano l'attenzione con la loro bellezza. Altre conquistano con la loro sicurezza. Sara possiede entrambe.

Nata e cresciuta in Italia, Sara incarna l'eleganza e la passione che da sempre contraddistinguono la femminilità italiana. Con i suoi inconfondibili capelli rosso intenso, lo sguardo magnetico e la silhouette impreziosita da raffinati tatuaggi, unisce il fascino mediterraneo a uno spirito moderno e audace. Ogni fotografia è molto più di una semplice posa: è un'espressione autentica della sua personalità.

Marsh

In the present day, I've come a long way, I see transitioning just the same as everyone else, it's a growing process. Being the right gender means I can live life the way I've always wanted to live, like a woman, which means society also treats me differently.

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Candy Lou - Modèle alternative

Non je pose essentiellement seule mais effectivement, je viens de participer à "ink girl". Les "ink girl" est une élection qui élit la plus belle femme tatouée de chaque region afin qu'elle represente le monde du tatouage dans sa propre region, puis on participe à la nationale ou la est élue la plus belle femme tatouée de France. J'ai donc remporté ce titre en Octobre pour ma région, je suis Ink Girl Bourgogne/Franche Comté, pour 1 an en espérant devenir Ink Girl France lors de la finale début 2018. Tout cela sert à démocratiser le tatouage en France.

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Jennifer Steel - Curve & Glamour Model

I personally think that Plus Size Models are beautiful, voluptuous and curvy people with self-confidence who just love to embrace their body and minds. Plus Size comes in so many different ways. We’re all different and beautiful in our own way. You won’t always be everyone’s cup of tea, especially when it comes to social media. I’m shocked at how body- & fat shaming happens to be such a normal thing in our community these days. Don’t get scared or insecure of that. Don’t think too much about why things won’t work out at first. Embrace yourself in any way you like and just continue doing your thing. The key to success is patience, hard work and a lot of passion.

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Lina Lysa

I started the photo when I was 18 years old. as many young women, I wanted to promote my body image. I found my first photographer on the internet and moved with a friend. this photographer was located in a neighborhood that fear of Paris. I was unconscious, at the time of today, I will not go back lol. the photographer still managed to put me at ease. it was studio photos. I was very happy with the result for the first time. one of these photos remains one of my most beautiful portraits.

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Jessie

Find a style that makes you confident because if you feel good about yourself that’s the only person you really need to impress. There are always going to be people that are going to try and bring you down, and yes it hurts. But beauty is a pain as they say.

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Marcella - the most important thing is to be yourself

Io non ho paura del giudizio delle persone perché so come sono io e non mi interessa ciò che potrebbe pensare la gente.

Chi mi conosce sa come sono.

Per quanto riguarda un consiglio penso la cosa più importante e essere se stessi fare solo ciò che uno si sente di fare ,la fotografia e arte e va presa per tale,ce chi dipinge e c'è chi fotografa.

I am not afraid of people's judgment because I know what I am and I don't care what people might think.

Who knows me knows how I am.

As for advice, I think the most important thing is to be yourself, do only what one feels like doing, photography is the art and must be taken as such, there are those who paint and there are those who photograph.

Molly - I like to purposely clash with the average and have my own signature look

Avril Lavigne has been my idol for as long as I can remember. I always saw men singing and playing guitar and Avril was the first girl I'd ever seen doing that, so I instantly fell in love with her. I thought she was just so badass and wanted to be exactly like her. I still do love her and look up to her, but my style started changing around grade seven when I started getting into Marilyn Manson--that instantly made me like my makeup and music heavier. I used to copy his makeup looks when I was 13 and started trying to learn how to sing heavy metal--which didn't successfully happen until years later. Avril and Manson are equal idols to me now; Avril made me want to be a singer in the first place and inspired me to be bold with my style, and Manson just pushed the desire to be a performer even further and made my style more theatrical.