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MODEL 0.1 | @jashayess
Campaign | @gia.active
Photographer | @jessbvisuals
Stylist | @jaydn.scott
H & M | @heididebbiemakeup @makeupbyjoelsmith

Pilates set created in our Runway Studio.
#goldcoast #studio #model

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HMU on @jashayess for @gia.active 🧸

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big 🪭of the past few months!

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Hair and makeup on @zoclarkson for @gia.active 🩰

Photos by @jessbvisuals
Styled @jaydn.scott
Studio @selr.studio

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Hair and Makeup on @jashayess for @gia.active ✨

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tw - discussion of eating disorders and su!c!de

earlier this month was body image and eating disorders awareness week, with the theme ‘stories we’re sold about our bodies’. I’ve been thinking about what that means for me, and I wanted to share that, even if the week itself has passed. when I think about those stories, I think about the things I was promised, and how much I wanted to believe them.

we’re sold so many stories about what changing our bodies will give us. happiness, confidence, health, a better life. and somewhere along the way, it can become really hard to tell where those stories end and the eating disorder begins

“I’m just trying to eat clean.”
“everyone tracks what they eat.”

because before you even realise you’re unwell, there are already so many voices telling you that changing your body will make your life better.

and then anorexia becomes one of them, and it is so convincing

for me, every time the line moved, the illness moved with it. things you once would have recognised as frightening become normal. things you swore you would never do become justifiable. and the more it took from my life, the harder it became to imagine a life outside of it. at times, living at war with my body started to feel harder than not living at all.

that’s the part I want people to understand. beyond the physical consequences, there’s what it does to your thoughts, your world and your ability to see a way through.

anorexia has one of the highest mortality rates of any mental illness.
people without anorexia are 18 times more likely to die by suicide compared to those without

with september also being suicide prevention month, I want to make room for that part of the conversation. because suicide prevention also means talking about the things that can make living feel unbearable

if you are reading this & are struggling - you deserve support before it gets to that point

Butterfly national helpline: 1800 33 4673
Lifeline: 13 11 14

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Today on set w/ @gia.active 📸

#studio #goldcoast #photography #model #explore

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