We played while they were making photos with us and it was just a fun thing to get undressed. Oh, by the way, I want to mention that they didn't force us to strip. The company had a tiny sewing room, where they produce costumes and stunning dresses. Each girl liked when staff helped her with makeup, haircuts and getting dressed and treated her as a Hollywood star. The more attention they get the more happy they are. The thing is that I really enjoyed the process of making photo sets.
Each time it cost about 200 Hryvnias (about $28 in early 2000s). She spent a lot on things (food and sometimes clothes) to get me ready for photo sets. According to what my mom said, they didn't pay much. We accepted it because those photos were stunning. They said that all those sets were published on foreign websites (mostly, American) and offered to make nude sets. it was so bad, it hurt our feelings.Īnyways, I was 7 when they showed us some photo sets with beautiful girls in different clothes and dresses. And at the end we didn't expect that one day they would ditch us. My parents contacted them and we went for an interview. I really wanted to become an actress or, at least, a model. The ad was so good and tempting that we (my parents and me) bought into it blindly.
#LS LAND ISSUES TORRENTS TV#
I was an ordinary girl.īack in the days, there was an TV ad about a company that provided an opportunity for children to become actors or actresses. I had a great family with lovely grandparents, and my parents loved me. !! Sadly, the original link was not cited in the post. In 2014, a woman going by the name of Maya posted a statement on a Russian Blog dedicated to former child models about her time with LS Studios, and what happened during that time. What follows is the text of the actual post, largely unaltered by me except for the occasional clarification or grammatical edit. It was a background feature about Dasha (aka Anya, Alexia, Maya, Julietta, Sonya A, Lera), one of the most popular models for LS Studios. I recently ran across a very interesting post on a website that GC rules prevent me from naming.
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