Hell-Haine

To summarize my career since our last meeting, I had the chance to participate in some very interesting projects: the participation in the photo book of Jean Michel NGuyen (black bath) which will be released soon but I also had the chance to pose for a big photo exhibition. I must remain discreet about this project but I hope to tell you this experience quickly.

My first set on the Suicidegirl website should be published this year. A completely different project but very fun and pleasant to realize.

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How Dafne was born

Dafne is a character I made up to start in modeling and the name represents me in everything I always wanted to do. At first, when I started erotic modeling, the webpage asked for a name change. I guess it was for security issues.

It was then that Dafnepunk was born. In Greek mythology, Dafne is a nymph, a natures fairie, young and beautiful that starred a love story with Apollo.

Without doubt nature, beauty and love are things I identify myself with, that´s why I chose this name and added punk because punk is a priority and my lifestyle.

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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.

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Echo

I say it’s time to realize that our bodies are worth “settling” for. My advice? Be unapologetic. Take selfies. Wear a crop top to the grocery store. Be extra. Compliment other women. Go dancing. Familiarize yourself with your body. Accentuate your curves. Speak up in class. Enforce your voice. Be proud of the space you occupy, whether that be on the bus or in bed with your boyfriend. Do any little, insignificant thing throughout your day to prove to yourself you’re worthy of confidence. Lanky and thin or thick and curvy, you’re worthy of flaunting it. You’re worthy of feeling sexy.

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