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What inspired the creation of Blackheart Burlesque? Girls who are uniquely, beautifully, wonderfully themselves, the sum of all of their parts. Girls that bring so much to the table and believe they deserve a place at it. Who recognise that their body is intrinsically as much a representation of who they are and what they have been through as any of the ideas they have won through triumph, failure and hard fought experiences. We look for girls that live their life on their own terms, women who are self assured and confident. Women who embrace their bodies and themselves. Models can apply at /model and one of our amazing team will help you through the process of filling out the paperwork and shooting a set. How can someone apply to be a SuicideGirl? I have been lucky enough to meet several people from the Aussie community over the years. Both on the Burlesque tour we did in 2013 and the Party I had for SGs and Hopefuls in 2018. We have such an amazing group of supportive, awesome SuicideGirls, Hopefuls and Fans in Australia. What’s the SuicideGirls presence in Australia like?

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SuicideGirls is a truly kind community, full of supportive men and women, on the internet, it is possible.

A place they could be appreciated for their own unique beauty. I think the longevity of the site is due to us staying true to our original ethos of creating a place where women could be comfortable being themselves. What about SuicideGirls has given it this level of longevity? To understand more about what it takes to be a part of the community, we caught up with co-founder Missy Suicide. It’s a show that’s even made its way to Australia, where models like Blink and Arachnie Suicide (pictured) continue to carry the SuicideGirls torch. They’ve expanded their range in establishing SuicideGirls: Blackheart Burlesque, an experience fusing pop culture with burlesque in a way that only the SuicideGirls could. Fast forward to 2021, where the NSFW community continues to thrive, with millions actively partaking in what the brand has created. Having coloured hair, tattoos and piercings hasn’t always been normalised, and alt girls still had a long way to go in having their beauty accepted and appreciated. When online community SuicideGirls was started, it was for the girls that didn’t fit in.