Since winning Page Three Idol, Mel Clarke has been on a glamorous assignment in Barbados. Add Mel’s own words below to the photograph of her bum – in natural light with no photoshopping – and you have both a mould-breaking mission statement and a blueprint for Glamour Photography 2.0!
Picture found here.
I want to prove that you don’t have to have lots of fake tan, blonde hair and a boob job to feel sexy. I don’t think all men want that look either.
I dye my hair black as it makes my eyes stand out, and I have pale skin. My 32C boobs aren’t enormous either, but I like them and I think natural is beautiful. I’d never consider having surgery to make them bigger. The risks are just too great and it looks fake.
When Lucy Collett won last year she broke the mould with her red hair and her incredible curves. I wanted to break the mould too.
Since I entered Page 3 Idol I’ve had some really nice messages on Twitter from teenage girls, saying I’ve made them feel better about themselves and they’ve realised it’s OK not to all look the same.
Words found here.
