Barry began modelling after he was street cast for a job when he was being dragged around a museum by a friend (he voted for the pub). He has worked with Taylor's Port, Brompton Bikes, Club Wembley, Lloyds Pharmacy and Public Health England among others...

What is your favourite thing about being a model?

"All the jobs I've worked on have been immensely fun. I love it. I've been fortunate to meet loads of amazing, creative people. Sometimes I have to remind myself that it's work, they're that fun. I am a screenwriter and stand up comic, so I guess that's why I gravitate to creative people such as those in production and marketing".

Do you have any other professions outside of modelling?

"I have been a project manager in construction pretty much all my adult life. It has taken me all over the world and I have been involved in some amazing projects. I lived in NYC for 8 years. I was there during 9/11 and was proud to be a part of the team involved in rebuilding during the aftermath".

Do you have any advice for new models?

"Treat every single person on set/location with respect and listen to directions. It makes everyone's job easier. I also find watching what they ask of other models helps me get a sense of what it is the production team are looking for and trying to achieve. That way, when it's my turn in front of the camera I'm better able to help give them what they're looking for. Oh, and have fun....always".

Coming from one of the smallest islands in the Caribbean, Montserrat, Joy-Ann tells us "I’ve always wanted to be a model for as long as I can remember but didn’t think it was possible for someone of my size. I ended up entering a curve competition and the rest is history!"

What brands/clients have you worked with?

"I’ve worked with some incredible clients over the last few years, but just to mention a few; Jo Malone, Comfort, Stylist Magazine, Facetheory, Noughty, Raid, London Designer Outlet, Evans, Good American and many more".

What has been your favourite modelling job so far?

"This is super hard because I’ve loved them all but if I had to choose one… it would be Jo Malone. I was dressed up as a curvy goddess and I looked phenomenal. I’ve never felt so beautiful!"

What do you like to do outside work?

"I love spending time with those I love the most, whether it’s doing an activity, going for a meal or just spending quality time catching up on life. I also work for an amazing fintech company, can I use the phrase... beauty and brains?"

Kim was a professional actor before she became taken in by the world of glamour and started working as a makeup artist and stylist, from there she began modelling and wants to use her position as a curve model to empower women to be happy in their own skin.

What made you decide to get into modelling?

"Seeing the growing diversity of the modelling industry in the last couple of years, I felt now was my chance to use my voice to show women that there isn't just one ideal of perfection, 'bikini ready' or body type to be a model. If people saw that more frequently online and in magazines, then I think it opens the world up a little bit more. Especially for young girls flicking through doctored images on Instagram believing they are real. If you want to see a change, I suppose you have to implement it yourself and maybe a domino effect will happen..."

What are your interests outside of work?

"I recently started up my own vintage brand @wearme0utvintage and I source and make clothes. I love painting which I find to be really therapeutic, I also enjoy writing too and I've had a few articles of mine put online by 'Thought Catalog' and 'Hello Giggles'. I like using humour a lot in a creative way to draw people in and then input the message".

What do you love about being represented by Sandra Reynolds Agency?

"There's a real warmth and care with Sandra Reynolds that sometimes isn't always present in the industry. You feel like you're a part of their little family. It's not just about how you look but about who you are as a person".