Sara Vio modeled my shredded shirt I took inspiration from Lisbeth Salander in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. She arranged two photoshoots with my design and by the time I got it back in the mail it already sold! I recommend Sara to model your product. Sara delivers quality images, returns product undamaged and in a timely manner. Aside from being a model she is also a talented makeup artist.

Want a shredded shirt of your own? I can make you a custom shirt in any color and size for $35 + tax. While you’re at it, check out my etsy sale and don’t forget to use coupon code “KRAMPUS10″ for 10% off!

Here are unpublished photos from the set I did for Glam Rock Magazine. Don’t forget to buy your copy of the Winter 2012 issue tomorrow!

I mailed out a few looks to Redrum Collaboration for their Philadelphia party package. They took photos of models wearing my Siamese twin skirt inspired by the Shining. I am hoping to mail them more looks for their next party package in February. Enjoi!

Photo © Redrum Collaboration

As a thank you for being a judge for the Glam Rock Magazine Model Awards I received a 4-page spread in the magazine! I got this news a little over a month ago. In that time I organized a team of 9 people (including myself) to collaborate for the photoshoot. I created 4 looks for the editorial consisting of a tulle, lace, chiffon, floral prints, and burnout fabric. My designs were photographed by Barry Underhill, styled by Erin Shorts,  and modeled by Holly Watson. Custom wigs were created by Coco Coquette and Sabrina Lotfi provided makeup. Accessories were loaned by Doublespeak, Shalottlilly, and Myra Simmone.

The magazine will be released on January 15th. For the time being enjoy some behind the scenes photos!

Aside from being a professional makeup artist Svio is also a talented model. She inquired to model my safety pin necklace after she did makeup for the ShelbyJean photoshoot. She scheduled two photoshoots; one with Nathan Paul photography the other with DayJaVUE Photography. I am very pleased with the results, if you would like a safety pin necklace of your own you can buy it here.

Photo © DayJaVUE Photography

Photo © DayJaVUE Photography

Photo © Nathan Paul Photography

This past week has been hectic! I have been busy with fittings, a photography workshop at Juju Foto Factory, and the fashion spectacle “Beautiful Monsters” presented by Coco Coquette. My “monster” was the Siamese twins brought to life by Danielle Casey and Maia McCoy. They danced to The Pierces “Secret” wearing turquoise wigs provided by Allyson Garro of Coco Coquette. This fashion show was unlike anything I have ever done. The show was hosted by the infamous Chris Lane dressed as the Wolfman while 12 iconic and mystical “monsters” danced. The audience got ravaged by zombies, bit by a vampire, and received a visit by the Grim Reaper. This costume was the most challenging design I have ever created. I had to take into account that two models had to fit in one costume AND dance. The skirt was made from 11 yards of striped fabric. I cut the fabric into 4 tiers, which ended up being 55 yards of fabric but if you include the waistband and lace the skirt totaled in 75 yards of fabric!

Siamese Twins

Models: Danielle Casey (left), Maia McCoy (right)

Photo: Jeremiah Newton

Wigs: Coco Coquette

Makeup: Ashley Hancock