Forums > Model Colloquy > Any Fellow Vegan Models?

Model

somedelightfullife

Posts: 44

Nashville, Tennessee, US

Would love to connect with some of you!

Sep 22 14 02:22 pm Link

Model

Victoria Ellis

Posts: 129

San Diego, California, US

Mostly vegan. I like cheese and yogurt though.

Sep 22 14 02:28 pm Link

Model

somedelightfullife

Posts: 44

Nashville, Tennessee, US

Tori Alice Descoteaux wrote:
Mostly vegan. I like cheese and yogurt though.

If you're ever interested in going full vegan, I'd be more than happy to help!

Sep 22 14 02:31 pm Link

Model

Delia Mak

Posts: 200

New York, New York, US

I love to eat plant-based food. So diverse and delicious. Yum-yum! smile

Sep 22 14 02:34 pm Link

Photographer

Rob Photosby

Posts: 4810

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

There are more of you than you might imagine. 

About half of my models are vegetarian and a proportion of those are vegan, so, maybe it is a modelling thing, but vegans are not exactly rare.

Sep 22 14 10:38 pm Link

Model

J Jessica

Posts: 2431

Coconut Creek, Florida, US

I don't eat meat, dairy, eggs.
I'm if-y about honey and i'm not against eating it, but I stay away from it, as well.

I will wear thrifted leather or any leather/animal tested products used on me for a shoot.

Sep 23 14 05:47 am Link

Model

somedelightfullife

Posts: 44

Nashville, Tennessee, US

Rob Photosby wrote:
There are more of you than you might imagine. 

About half of my models are vegetarian and a proportion of those are vegan, so, maybe it is a modelling thing, but vegans are not exactly rare.

I think models eat a vegetarian/plant-based diet to stay slim, but I view veganism as a lifestyle that has health and environmental benefits.

Sep 23 14 07:14 am Link

Model

somedelightfullife

Posts: 44

Nashville, Tennessee, US

J Jessica wrote:
I don't eat meat, dairy, eggs.
I'm if-y about honey and i'm not against eating it, but I stay away from it, as well.

I will wear thrifted leather or any leather/animal tested products used on me for a shoot.

Honey was something I was unsure of when I decided to go vegan, but I decided against it because it's essential bee puke, so that kind of grossed me out enough to stay away lol

Sep 23 14 07:15 am Link

Model

danibm

Posts: 7

Austin, Texas, US

for me honey was a silly issue at first, until i found out they burn the bees.  if they have too many, they burn them - is what i find out after a lot of research.  so.. to me vegan is about not hurting animals.  so no honey if im vegan.
but sadly im only a part time vegan. sad
i find it too difficult to cook separate meals for myself & my husband since i have fibromyalgia.

Oct 06 14 03:11 pm Link