Wild Child

Secret clubs are her "after life"--after work, after school and after dark. Dressed in chains, spikes and leather, with no plans to return to her cozy nest until well after dawn, she's rockin' the beat of the underground youth culture where dressing the part often walks a fine line between fashion and costume.
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Wild Child

Photographer: Provost/Lavoie Photography        Hairstylist:Tamy Michaud        Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist: Marie-Laure Larrieu
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Wild Child

Photographer: Provost/Lavoie Photography        Hairstylist:Tamy Michaud        Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist: Marie-Laure Larrieu
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Wild Child

Photographer: Provost/Lavoie Photography        Hairstylist:Tamy Michaud        Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist: Marie-Laure Larrieu
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Wild Child

Photographer: Provost/Lavoie Photography        Hairstylist:Tamy Michaud        Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist: Marie-Laure Larrieu

Photographer: Provost/Lavoie Photography

Hairstylist:Tamy Michaud

Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist: Marie-Laure Larrieu


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