Latex Ballerina

Est. 2025

Our Story

Evie Fayé, the Latex Ballerina

Who am I?

I’m Evie Fayé. A full-time artist, ballet dancer in training, and someone who never follows the easy path. Creativity drives me, and so does independence—I make my own decisions, shape my own future, and build something that’s truly mine. People see a blonde girl in Ballet Heels or Wedges and latex and assume they know who I am. But I’m here to prove that assumptions are worthless. I move, think, and live differently.

What drives me?

Curiosity. Challenges. The need to push ballet beyond its comfort zone. I want to break limits, not just within my training but also in how I integrate ballet into daily life. It’s more than just dancing—it’s movement as an art form, a lifestyle, and a way to test myself. I’ve always been drawn to photoshoots and modeling, but not in the conventional way. I don’t just pose; I create.

Why should I do this?

Because I can. Because I have the discipline, the focus, and the endurance to take something demanding and make it my own. It’s about proving—to myself, more than anyone—that I can do what others won’t. This is my space to shape, my own artistic statement. I have the freedom to make my own decisions and develop my public image as I see fit. No compromises.

Why did I choose this?

I won’t pretend I didn’t hesitate. Stepping into this world comes with doubts, risks, and the pressure of being different. But that’s precisely why I had to do it. I needed to see if this was truly for me. To find answers where others only see questions. To carve out my own space, my own identity, and stand out.

That’s why I made a decision: I walk in ballet heels or wedges, wear latex, and my steel collar every single day. Not because I have to, but because I want to. Because commitment isn’t something you say—it’s something you live. This is my dedication. This is my art.

Who am I?

I am Raymond. A creator, photographer, and strategist who doesn’t just capture images—I build concepts, direct visions, and shape artistic identities. My work has never been about taking the easy path. It’s about pushing limits, redefining aesthetics, and creating something that endures. People see a photographer working with latex and assume they know my purpose. But assumptions are meaningless. My focus isn’t on trends; it’s on innovation, storytelling, and the fine line between discipline and freedom.

What drives me?

Precision. Vision. The challenge of integrating structure with spontaneity. My world is built on images, but not just any photos—ones that define a movement, ones that linger in the mind. My background is in latex lifestyle, highstyle, and art photography, and I’ve always worked with models who don’t just wear an outfit but embody it. My work is about more than aesthetics—it’s about making a statement, constructing an atmosphere, and demanding presence.

Why should I do this?

Because no one else will. Because I possess the skills, expertise, and experience to create something unique. It’s not just about the shoot, the lighting, or the composition—it’s about the entire structure behind an idea. The industry thrives on repetition, but I don’t. I take risks, develop new narratives, and guide a concept from raw inspiration to its most powerful form. Latex Ballerina is more than an image—it’s an artistic direction, and I’m the one setting the course.

Why did I choose this?

I could have taken an easier route—focused on conventional fashion, followed industry expectations. But that was never an option. This project required someone who understands not only how to capture movement but also how to define it.

Photography, for me, has never been passive. It’s not about pressing a shutter—it’s about shaping an identity. With Latex Ballerina, that means refining every aspect, from concept to execution, ensuring that every image reflects a greater vision. It’s not just about showcasing beauty—it’s about transforming it into something iconic.