LOU SAVAGE - REDHEAD INKED BEAUTY

Lou Savage (France)

Modèle photo depuis 2010.
C'est un pur bonheur pour Lou Savage de poser dans des styles très éclectiques !

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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.

Annie - modeling helped me to express my feelings

A huge part of being a good model is having confidence originally I was a very shy person who never spoke out in front of a crowd.

I had really bad anxiety, but modelling has helped me get through this and helped me to express my feelings in a way I had never been able to.

Natalie - it is all about confidence

Believe in yourself, confidence is key in modelling.

Find the style you feel confident and comfy doing, that will automatically boost your confidence.

Modelling brought me out of my shell and made me the person I am today.

Katie

Being a transgender in Thailand for me is so easy. Mostly I can do what I want and I can be what I want to be too.

One major exception is that I cannot legally change my gender to female, and that means I am not legally able to be married.

So far it’s not really a big problem for my life here, but it’s something I hope the government will change. I do have one memorable bad experience relating to me being a transgender...

Four years ago I wanted to have a full-time job and I researched many companies. There was a company that asked me to interview.

I went to the interview but when I got there they told me that they won’t accept any transgenders for work because they were afraid that some of their customers will think that they have unprofessional staff members.

That hurt me quite a lot and was definitely a bad experience.