College Modelling

Hey everyone!


Recently, I did some modelling for the college I used to attend for my friend. Her name is Amy Robinson, and she hand-made each item of clothing I am wearing in the the following photos excluding the shoes.

Any favourites?

This is outfit number one and my favourite out of the four. It features a velvet shirt and silk trousers ending at the ankles.

This is outfit number two and I believe had the most work put into it. It's a long, evening gown. The chest and arms are made of a delicate lace material, the body of the dress is velvet with a zip to fasten at the back and the legs of the dress is a mesh material, although not very visible in this picture.

This is outfit number three. I have quite a long body so the top wasn't as complimentary as it would have been on another model. The outfit features velvet leggings and a lace cardigan as well.

This is the final of the four outfits created by Amy. A beautiful piece as I'm sure you'll agree.

The designer, Amy Robinson, has now left North Warwickshire and Hinckley College and is intending to study Fashion Design in Winchester this September.

Alex Clare

I have discovered something incredible, let me set the scene:

It was a typical April day, the sun was shining brightly and the skies were blue and it was pissing it down with rain. Good little Bronte is inside at college hard at work, writing an evaluation on an article she had just written. Katie Bonas is sitting next to her, being distracted by YouTube instead of doing work, as she is most days. She taps Bronte on the shoulder, disrupting her from her work. Bronte is not pleased with this. Katie asks her to go on YouTube and type in Alex Clare - Too Close (live Unplugged). Bronte does this, and bets it won't be good.

She was wrong.

It is incredible. Listen.

College and University

College is shit. The reason for this being the majority of people in my group don't give a shit about journalism which makes it incredibly hard to work with them on a project.

Hopefully university will be different. Hopefully.

It has become apparent...

the more busy my life is the less I blog.

Here's a few pictures to describe what I've been doing over the past few days...

Thought of the Day

Although throughout early teen years, girls are usually more mature, it definitely equals out when they reach college.