Just a lost soul wandering between shadow and grace.
I am Alice, a Paris-based alternative and editorial fashion model working in portrait photography, fine-art nude, boudoir and artistic digitals. My images live in the tension between raw fragility and imposing silhouettes — haute couture drama, underground aesthetics and haunting stillness. Available for paid assignments in France and abroad.
I grew up drawn to everything the mainstream kept in the shadows — cathedral light, corsetry, funeral flowers, the quiet drama of old paintings. Modeling started as a way to borrow those worlds for an afternoon, and became the only language in which I could say what I actually meant. My first sets were improvised in borrowed apartments in Paris, with a single window as the entire lighting kit.
Paris taught me restraint. Working with independent designers, stylists and photographers across the city, I learned that a garment behaves differently when the body inside it is still — that a lowered chin can carry more tension than a whole set of props. My editorial work grew out of that patience: long sessions, few frames, every silhouette earned rather than posed.
My aesthetic sits between fragility and imposing presence. Gothic and alternative fashion, haute-couture drama, lace and leather, shadow used as a material rather than an accident. I am equally at home in a controlled beauty close-up as in a sculptural fine-art frame, and I treat intimacy on set as something structured and consensual, never improvised.
I prepare references, respect call times, and arrive with skin, hair and nails camera-ready. I direct my own body — you get variations without having to ask twice. I travel from Paris across France and abroad for paid assignments: editorial, lookbooks, campaigns, portrait, lingerie, boudoir and fine-art nude, always under a clear written agreement on usage.
Remember to forget and then rename your shame.