Customers - Show Your Stuff!
You are welcome to send a picture of yourself wearing an Art of Adornment piece to contact@artofadornment.ca for consideration to be added to our gallery. Ensure photos are well-lit, in focus and minimum 450 pixels high. Include your name, your website (if you want us to link to it), and the photographer's name. We cannot guarantee your photo will be used, but we will try to include as many as we can. Photos may be edited (cropped, lightened/darkened, etc.) for better web presentation.

Ensure you have permission from the photographer and of anyone in the photo with you before you submit your picture. By submitting photos you unconditionally agree to grant us permission to display it on our website, as well as on any other promotional materials both online and off, royalty-free.

Professional Model Search
Spring 2010: We are interested in working with clothing designers, models, photographers and filmmakers around the world who pride themselves on their unique dark/edgy/alternative style (vintage-influenced looks a plus!). Terms are TFP/TFCD (trade for prints, CD or FTP files). Photographers will be required to sign a release form granting us commercial use, but would still retain full copyright and ability to use the images however and wherever they please. We would also add your images (and full credit) to our galleries here, on MySpace, Flickr, FaceBook, DeviantArt and others in an effort to further promote your work. You have the option of borrowing accessories for your shoot (intimates like hosiery and gloves excluded), or purchasing them at a discount. For more information send a brief message including a link to your portfolio/website/CV to contact@artofadornment.ca. Visit us also at Model Mayhem. Serious inquiries only please.

Just For Fun! After completing a photo shoot for both some of Art of Adornment's one-of-a-kind accessories (earrings, necklace, and flapper hairband) and a limited edition 1920's style dress by Kambriel, the photographer (Atratus) ran the photos from the shoot together in an animation just for the fun of it. This is the result: