Some people shoot fashion in Paris. Others take moody portraits in the woods. We sprayed Shelley with a garden hose in the middle of the street. You’re welcome.
Shelley, radiant as always, showed up in a bikini and a mischievous glint in her eye. What followed was less “high fashion” and more “backyard water fight—but make it fabulous.” The street? Public. The water? Shockingly cold. The vibes? Immaculate.
Armed with a hose, a camera, and a disregard for what counts as “professional,” we created a shoot that was equal parts splash zone and flashbulb magic. Don’t worry—no photographers were harmed in the soaking of this model. Shelley, however, got absolutely drenched. Again: you’re welcome.
Because nothing says defiance of traditional beauty standards like a candid, cold, chaotic photo session. Plus, water is basically glitter for people who hate glitter. It catches light. It adds drama. And it gave us an excuse to yell, “AGAIN!” like we were directing a shampoo commercial with a vengeance.
Shelley isn’t just a model. She’s a menace—in the best way. She leaned into every icy blast, posed between fits of laughter, and somehow made “soaked and slightly shivering” look like a Vogue cover. If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when joy meets chaos, click through the gallery. But, fair warning: you might fall in love with her, or at least consider buying a hose.
Filming in the street was, predictably, a minor logistical nightmare. We had:
And yet, every soaked sock and confused pedestrian was worth it. Because at AntiPretty.com, we don’t do bland. We do bold, messy, chaotic beauty. And Shelley? She’s the queen of it all.
The final gallery speaks for itself—water beads suspended in the air like crystal, Shelley mid-laugh, the sun bouncing off droplets like we summoned a rain god just to make our Instagram pop. This wasn’t just a shoot. It was a splashy middle finger to the over-posed, over-edited nonsense of mainstream modeling.
Want more chaos? More water? More Shelley? Good. Stick around.
