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#SWFW 2014

I was so excited to when I got casted to walk in South Walton Fashion Week 2014 again this year! When I auditioned, I got to hear “You have improved so much this year compared to last” and my heart soared! How exciting!

I went to the practices. I was coached by Heather Forrester, and didn’t receive a lot of critique to my walk. I was feeling good.

Then the Wednesday Night practice a couple days before, I got to walk the runway with America’s Next Top Model Cycle 19 winner Laura James… everything was beginning to get more real!

America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Winner Laura James

America’s Next Top Model Cycle 19 Winner Laura James

Then Thursday I got the phone call. “Hello Ashlee. The designer pulled a lot of the line, and so we won’t actually be needing you this show.”

It was the only show I was going to walk in, and now they did not need me. … I was crushed. I actually started crying during the middle of my lunch break, in public, with my friend. Everyone tried to console me, and I did quickly suck up my tears and moved on. If it wasn’t meant to be, it wasn’t meant to be.

Though it didn’t hurt any less.

Then I got the phone call Friday at work – “Ashlee, think you could fill in for a model tonight?”
“Um, Yes!!”

And that was that! I got to walk in the Friday night show. That was exciting enough.

It wasn’t until Saturday that I got the phone call saying a Designer needed a model, could I go try on the outfit, that I realized Woah! I am going to get to walk in TWO shows this year, TWO days in a row! Wow!

 

I even got to meet America’s Next Top Model Cycle 2 winner, and judge of SWFW 2014 show: Yoanna House! How awesome!

America's Next Top Model Cycle 2 Winner Yoanna House

America’s Next Top Model Cycle 2 Winner Yoanna House

God is good!

Monster Bash!

“Being beautiful is boring.”

I had the pleasure of being made into a terrifying Monster during a local special effects class. This was an eight hour process.

A lot of respect to the regular monster-ees who sit in chairs on set on a daily basis for movies to become the villain. 

“The ego is a fascinating monster.” – Alanis Morissette

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“The artist must bow to the monster of his own imagination.” – Richard Wright

 

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