Fashion Storm

A shoot to definitely remember.

This shoot was planned a month in advance in St.George. Day of, we are headed to pick up supplies, and

the truck breaks down. Soon after we hear that another driver's vehicle can't make it down the street.

HA. Wow...in the moment it was one big head ache. 

I had to come up with a completely different concept in 12 hours.

This is the revamped version of the shoot. It turned out pretty cool I think.

Everyone who participated in this shoot was an incredible trooper. 

Sometimes it just happens. But it went really well in the end. 

Photographer: Mike Kunde, whom I absolutely adore. It's such a pleasure to work with

someone who is up for any challenge and just goes with the flow.

Hair/Makeup: Heggy Gonzalez. For this shoot she kind of had a free hand for this. Because the shoot was completely changed, we kind of had to go with the flow for each look. She did incredible. The makeup and hair was flawless.

Model: Keely King. This girl was such a trooper sitting/standing and going into positions quite uncomfortable for several hours. She was very classy and such a great model and sweet human being. I loved working with her. 

Crowns: Melanie Mclaws. She hand-crafted the crowns for me. She is such a talented lady. I would love for her to do more!! She has such a keen eye for amazing creations. Melanie made the crowns for my Masonic shoot as well. If you haven't checked it out GO do that now! She is amazing.

All clothes and accessories were provided by MISC. Boutique(vintage). Located in downtown Salt Lake City

200 east and 300 south. The great thing about Missy(owner)'s boutique, is these pieces are found across the nation and placed in her shop. Every piece is unique to her style. I love it. On top of her pieces being super original, they are extraordinarily affordable. Love this woman, boutique and her unique style.

Stylist and Creative Director: Me

Enjoy

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Flash Backs

With the change in season upon us, I can't help but reflect on my first ever directed shoot(aside from my modeling)

This shoot is so dear to me. It was based on Womens Rights. I am very passionate about equality in all forms. Women have been fighting for their rights for a long time. 

The definition of liberty is," freedom from arbitrary or despotic government or control."

Any form of abusive control against women is gross. Human beings are meant to be free. 

"God" was the greatest artist of us all. I feel that in no way would he limit the ability of a woman, or any human for that matter. Any form of digression is that of negative energy. 

Let's be free.

Photography by Carolee Beckham

One of the greatest photographers I have ever had the pleasure of working with. She helped to launch my career in the fashion field, by supporting my vision. You describe what you want and she will give you even more. :)

Models were Lindsay Teter and Rachael Victor Carter.

Styling done by me and the clothes were provided by MISC Boutique on 3rd s and 2nd e. 

Enjoy <3

Bike Style!

Bikes are Springing up!

It's that time again! A change in season, style and of course a way of travel.

If you live downtown you are familiar with biking as a form of transportation.

If you aren't, SLC is very bike friendly! 

With biking comes some radical bike style! 

I am so excited to see all the new looks people have come up with.

A good place for bike style spotting is Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. 

(not sure the date it starts, I will have to check back with that date)

Baskets, dresses, hybrids, street bikes, backpacks, water bottles...

All the good stuff!!!

To give you some really awesome ideas, I wanted to share some babes on bikes

bike street style! 

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