Thursday, May 7, 2009

Dolly-look Photoshoot

Just wanted to share some of the photos from a shoot I did with the "Dolly-Eyed" look. We had this crazy innocent-but-a-little-off concept. A little moody, a little Japanese horror film style. Hair, makeup, and styling was all me. :)

creepy. one of my favorite shots.



Thank you Drew for an awesome shoot and incredible photos! You were so great to work with. I need to work with more ladies like you!






Just a note: I model as a hobby. I'm not trying to be anything or get anywhere with it. It's a fun, creative outlet for me to stretch my makeup, hair, styling, and artistic skills. If you would like to contact me regarding this professionally, feel free to send me an e-mail at frmheadtotoe@gmail.com. :)
Posted by Jen at 7:48 PM
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24 comments:

  1. beautiful pictures! :D it does remind me of a horror movie with a pretty twist :]
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  2. You are so incredibly gorgeous. Great work from the photographer too!
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  3. I like the pictures but they're more to 'sexy' than 'innocent'? LOL
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  4. very nice! :) are you in the socal area anytime? i'm always looking for models (am a photographer). !
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  6. You are gorgeous and so photogenic!!
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  8. All the pictures are so pretty! :) Glad you had fun!
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  9. omg you look like a model!
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  10. Beautiful photos! How did you get into modeling?
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  11. lovely pics. i like the ones with the purple outfit...it's a good color on you.
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  12. This is a wonderful shoot and you are gorgeous!
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  13. ...*looks up and whistles*...

    ...i'm telling you that you should model professionally... *continues to look up and around and whistle*

    haha xP you are TOO gorgeous! (as always...)

    <3 caroline
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  14. hey Jen!
    Love your tutorials, especially the one on dolly eyes, I've just ran out of eyetalk so I've restocked eyelid tape to give it a try ^^ I couldn't seem to find UDPP at any of the makeup/drug stores around my place and ended up getting shiseido's brightening veil as a primer instead, have you tried it? If so, how do you find it compared to UDPP? =/ I've usually just used revlon's primer so I'm finding this one a bit odd to use..
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  15. hey there :) do you know any other korean girls who owns a beauty site(do tutorials, products review..etc) like yours?

    ~chloe
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  16. izumi: No, unfortunately I've never even been to California. But my sister does live out there so if I come visit I will definitely let you know. :)

    SilverRime: My wedding photographer is also a friend of mine and she suggested I get in touch with local photographers. It's been fun and I've been doing shoots for a little under a year.

    Caroline :]: Hahaha! Your comment made me laugh so much. Thank you, thank you but I don't think I could since I'm so short! :)

    Rin: Maybe you are confusing foundation primers with eyeshadow primers. They are totally different! Some say you can use concealers and such, but I recommend getting, specifically, an eyeshadow primer. If you don't have a sephora or ulta near you to get UDPP, TooFaced Shadow Insurance, (and many other companies with eyeshadow primers at sephora), you can try L'Oreal's De-Crease. I haven't personally tried it but maybe you can try it and tell me how it goes. :)

    Anonymous: There are SO MANY Koreans and other Asian beauty bloggers out there. Many commenters even have their own beauty blogs, so my best recommendation is to browse the comments!
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  17. omg you look gorgeous!!!
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  18. These are amazing pictures! They're incredibly gorgeous!
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  19. OMG you look SO pretty

    man, i'd love to be able to model as a hobby. it looks like fun! it looks like the glamour of modeling, but without the pressure.

    so do you charge the photographer to take pics of you? or do THEY charge you to take your pics? How did you get started, as in where did you find your contact to start the modeling? thank youu!
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  20. IchigoBunnie: I usually just do a collaboration-type trade. They call it "tfp" or "tfd" as in, time-for-prints or time-for-digitals. You put in your time, and you both get nice pics as payment. Or I just get paid, which is always nice. :P

    Like I said to SilverRime, my photographer friend suggested I try it so that's how I got into it.
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  21. Jen, you should audition for season 13 of America's Next Top Model...this season it's only for people 5'7" and under!!!!
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  22. ^ AHAHA, YOU SHOULD TOTALLY DO IT .
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  23. Wow, you're so gorgeous! I love these photos! :]

    Do you mind me asking where you got that blue dress in the first photo?
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  24. Wow. You are so pretty. :)
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