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“The biggest lesson I’ve learned is how to deal with rejection.” A Moment with Lauren Alexander

In our captivating interview, Lauren, who is with Colours Agency, candidly delves into her iconic Guess campaign, the ever-evolving landscape of the fashion realm, offering insights into her daily routine, and whimsically sharing her aspirations and dreams. And we are also super excited to share this wonderful photo shooting with the amazing team containing of photographer Alan Morgan, Makeup by Kat McSwein, and Stylist SOS Styling.
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Learning and Growing: A moment with Kerry O’May

“The older I’ve grown, I have certainly realised the importance of unapologetically being yourself.” Amidst the busy streets and endless concrete lies a certain charm that captivates the eye of the beholder. The model Kerry O’May of Colours Agency stands out in this urban landscape, her energy breathing life into the background. Her features are captivating, her gaze intense, and her aura exudes an allure that is hard to resist. Photographer Alan Morgan recognized her beauty the moment they met at a record store and cafe in Glasgow.
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In the studio with Nicolle

“I had never met Nicolle before and had no real communication with the stylist prior to the shoot with regards to what looks she was going to bring. I also have no real experience with studio photography, so I feel like there was a lot of dice being rolled to determine the outcome of this shoot.” tells us photographer Alan Morgan about his shooting with Nicolle Santiago of Model Team at the Broadscope Studios.
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The Red Beret

“The location for the shoot was a place called the Cathedral House Hotel, which is known as one of the most haunted buildings in the UK.” tells us Scottish Photographer Alan Morgan and arouses our curiosity. “It is a little boutique type accommodation now but in the 1800s served as a half way house for a nearby prison.”