Lucie Strong Make-up

I'm a make-up artist, with nine years experience, based in the London area.

I trained at Glauca Rossi School of Make-up (http://www.GlaucaRossi.com), in London, where I achieved a Diploma with Merit in Fashion Photographic Make-up Artistry.

I'm interested in getting more work as a make-up artist for publications, advertising, television, short films, music videos and fashion shows/hair shows.

I've been the chief make-up artist at various fashion shows at London Fashion Week, for the following fashion designers: Pierre Garroudi (on seven occasions), Ada Zanditon, Sybil Stanislaus, Alexander Longe, Priyanka Lugani, Natasha Cotran and Emily Evans.

I've been the chief make-up artist at fashion shows at London Swatch Alternative Fashion Week for the following fashion designers: Diane Gi and Fannie Schiavoni.

I've been on the television programme "The Apprentice" when I was doing the make-up for a Mac Millan fashion show, and I've been on the television programme "Britain's Next Top Model - Series Two" (where I assisted make-up artist Barbara Braeunlich from Terri Manduca agency).

I've assisted other make-up artists on the following fashion shows: Giorgio Armani (where I assisted Val Garland and Makky from Streeters agency), Topshop (where I assisted Hannah Murray from Julian Watson agency), Gemma Slack (where I assisted Jaimee Thomas from Phamous agency), Harriet's Muse (where I assisted Rachel Wood), Jean-Pierre Braganza (where I assisted William), Samson Soboye (where I assisted Nora Nana), Elle4Lisa (where I assisted Lan Nguyen), Fairy Goth Mother (where I assisted Hella from Pinkcrust agency), and Emmanuel Katsaros (where I assisted James Vincent, the creator of "Pretty Pretty" cosmetics).

I've done the make-up for two hair shows at The Royal Albert Hall (one for Toni & Guy and another for Michael Barnes), a hair show at ExCel for Michael Barnes, hair shows at The Hilton Hotel and The Grosvenor House Hotel (for Richard Ward for "The British Hairdressing Awards"), and two hair shows for "The Charles Worthington Hairdresser of the Year".

I've done make-up demonstrations to audiences at Wella Studios.

I've done make-up for two short films ("Chickenhawk" and "Cathy Stalder") and for an American television advertisement for PRAI skin care products.

I did the make-up for a music video for a boy band called "Veto Silver", a photo shoot for a girl band called "Free Love Baby", and photo shoots and concerts for a girl band called "The Three Graces".

My work has been published in the following magazines: Very Very (on the front cover), Goodlife (on the front cover as well as a spread inside), Drapers, Pure, WWB (Womenswear Buyer), Catwalk (on the front cover as well as a spread inside), Hooker, G*RRL, Grand Designs, Online Gambler (on the front cover), Mizz, Dirrty Glam, EM (Every Model), Jungle Drums, Hungry (a London College of Fashion student magazine), Isis (an Oxford University student magazine), BHF online magazine, and Gothic Vogue online magazine.

I've done make-up for advertising for Jimmy Choo (for an exhibition in Selfridges, in London), Hamptons International (which was featured in The Times newspaper, The Sunday Times newspaper, The Evening Standard newspaper, and Grand Designs magazine), The Great Eastern Hotel, Ariadne Capital, McKinsey and Company (where I assisted make-up artist Kym Menzies-Foster from Areia agency), Nico Didonna, and Kensington and Chelsea College (where the advertisement was featured in the Education section of British Vogue magazine).

I've done make-up on a few famous models including Agyness Deyn on a test photo shoot, Lily Cole at an Armani fashion show at London Fashion Week, Jodie Marsh on a KTS Clothing photo shoot, Lady Isabella Hervey on a Mac Millan photo shoot, Julie Fernandez (from the television programme "The Office") and Cindy Jackson (both on a Catwalk magazine photo shoot), and various other models from the television series "Britain's Next Top Model"; and I've done the legs of Coco Rocha at a Topshop Unique fashion show at London Fashion Week.

I'm best contacted by e-mail on: LucieDStrong@hotmail.co.uk, or by phone on: +44 (0)7958 008954.