Co-founded by Caryn Franklin, Debra Bourne, Erin O’Connor and Susan Ringwood, All Walks has not only joined forces with designers, but also a varied range of models. The team aims to challenge some of the industry’s deeply rooted beliefs about the so called female ideal and works to celebrate more diversity within the fashion industry.
Here, we’ve scooped up some truly inspirational quotes from the models supporting this great initiative…
School girl and Talent Management modelling child, Tamzeng King, has given parents of children who struggle with shyness and communication difficulties food for thought by taking up child modelling, and overcoming many of the symptoms related to a difficult condition known as ‘selective mutism’ as a result.
Pretty but extraordinarily shy schoolgirl, 12 year old Tamzeng King, has recently delighted her family and friends by making dramatic progress in her battle with the anxiety related condition ‘selective mutism’, through her desire to be a child model.
As promised, we are happy to reveal shots of Talent Management teen model Adam in action on his promotional shoot in the Tate Britain for Antenna International.
Check out these sneak previews that we have just received from the day (pictured above) featuring Titi, and come back later to see more of teen model Adam in action as we reveal more shots from the photoshoot.
Last month, Boots’ cosmetic brand No7 launched its new ‘Ta Dah’ campaign. Not only do we love the campaign’s concept – which focuses on a moment in time that all women have, when they know they look and feel their best – but we are also big fans of the models.
Last month, we got news that two heavily airbrushed L’Oréal cosmetics ads featuring Christy Turlington and Julia Roberts were banned following complaints by Jo Swinson MP, a Campaign for Body Confidence co-founder.
Jo Swinson MP, a Campaign for Body Confidence co-founder, has made a case in Parliament for body image education to be included in Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) classes in schools.
This month, we want to hear your thoughts on the yet-to-be-released children’s book ‘Maggie Goes on A Diet’ by Paul Kramer. Due for publication in the US in October this year, the controversial book, aimed at 6 to 12 year olds, tells the story of a 14-year-old girl called Maggie who “is transformed from being extremely overweight and insecure to a normal-sized girl who becomes the school football star”.