When I started modelling, I had nobody to guide me. I had to learn everything through time and experience. How to value my time, set my rates, organise bookings, build a strong portfolio, travel independently and establish professional boundaries.
It took me years to learn things that an experienced model could have explained to me in a few conversations. And that's why I started helping other models!
[Read my full modelling story →]
Workshop summer 2025 @danicatrottier @adytattootravel @leathered.moon @sarah_talbot.me picture by @dystopix_photo_art
I love helping other models develop, and I've spent countless hours giving advice, reviewing portfolios, organising tours and bookings, and helping models improve their presentation.
Modelling can seem very competitive, but it's not as bad as we can imagine. We shouldn't base our career simply on how we look, but instead building it on the passion we have.
The one thing that stays anywhere at any time is our personality and the willingness to create stunning images. That's what many photographers are looking for, and where there's no competition. At the end, there's only one you.
As models we all deal with some level of insecurity, and we don't always have support or understanding. Encouragement, reassurance and a few basic tips can make a tremendous difference when you're getting started.
That's why I will always be there for models. ☺️
New-York fall 2017
I will eventually set up a proper page to book my service, but meanwhile don't hesitate to DM directly on Instagram if you are interested in my mentoring 🥰