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Emma Tiger Interview

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How did you become interested in fetish/BDSM?

I always like edgier and sexy sleek fashion and latex seemed to be the next step. I wouldn't necessarily say I was interested in BDSM totally. I prefer the odd little thing.

Do you enjoy fetishism/BDSM play in your personal life, and if so what are you into?

Haha that would be telling. To be honest I haven't had a 'personal life' for months.

Are there any fetishes that you don't find appealing?

I don't like feet, so foot fetishes are right out. I also couldn't have a slave. I don't like humiliating people.

What excites you about fetish modeling?

Fetish modeling is exciting as is alternative modeling, as you can get all shapes and sizes. As long as you exude confidence and sexiness then you will be a great fetish model.

What are your favorite types of outfits to model in?

I actually love avant garde pieces. Lacing Lilith is my favorite designer by far. I prefer interesting shapes. I adore styling and all the little accessories that go with an outfit!

What are your least favorites?

Hoods. I can't stand them. I wore one once for a shoot and I hate the feeling.

Do you think pinup and fetish are becoming part of the mainstream culture?

Mainstream in the big cities. London especially. But there is still such a stigma behind it. I feel embarrassed by some of my photos as I know a lot of my family would be ashamed of what I do. It’s an old-fashioned way of thinking and I hope it changes soon.

What kind of music do you like?

Anything. I love dirty drum and bass. Piano music and really atmospheric music as well as chill out music. I am a child of the 80s though, so I adore some proper 80s cheese!

What do you like to do for fun?

For fun...I am a massive gamer. I have a PS3 and play lots of PC games too. I love cinema, but my favorite thing of all time is .....sleeping! Haha

See more of Emma Tiger:

http://www.Modelmayhem.com/512444

http://www.facebook.com/thatemmatiger

Photos by:

Catherine Day

Technical Boy

Markus Richter

Phil Bourne

Twisted Shadow

Adam Robertson

Julian M Kilsby

Switch Photography

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