This months Swimsuit Model – Lucy Q modelling swimwear from Venus Swimwear and Yingfa.
BLK1 Model: Lucy Q
Age: 19
Height: 172 cm
Occupation: Univeristy Student
Where do you live?: Sydney
Interests: Piano, Acting, and just living in Sydney
Whats your opinion of a one-piece swimsuit?: I wear a bikini most of the time, but one-piece swimsuits can make a women look extremely sexy.
Who is your favourite fashion designer?: Versace
Where is your favourite place?: Sydney. It has everything a person needs. Great food, fashion, beaches and entertainment.
Swimsuit: Venus Swimwear / Yingfa Swimwear
Photoshoot Details:
Photographer: Peter Sollner – BLK1 – Sydney
Makeup Artist: Aphrodite – Sydney
Location: Artists Warehouse – Surry Hills Sydney
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