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Alexandria Morgan

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Very pretty.  Pink is a good color on her. 

she's gorgeous in that last pic  :heart:

alexandriatothemaxnew story by @jstevenp // styled by @rachelbalzarini // MUA @debiedoesmakeup // photo assistant @ancientberwa

 

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AL's instagram + instagram.com/jstevenp/

 

That pic is wonderful!  The whole spread is amazing, but that one hits me the hardest. 

 

 

when the lighting at walgreens is on point 

 

 

 

LOL! I love her humor. 

@gianlucamandelli1: Today on set for a secret project with @alexandriatothemax @claudiatalamas

Stay tune

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Those bangs are godawful. If they have to use fake ones for a shoot, at least try to make them look like you didn't tape them on her head. Also it would help if all of her hair was straightened. 

 

The fact her selfies still look acceptable despite this is an accomplishment. Go Alexandria lol 

^^ Interesting enough, Cleopatra was thought to be blonde as many of her ancestors had light-colored hair ranging from blonde to strawberry blonde and her Cleopatra’s grandmother (the only known source of foreign blood in Cleopatra’s family) belonged to a dynasty which descended from the same Greek-Macedonian region as the Ptolemies

Cleopatra was also of Ethiopian ancestry, so the recessive gene would've been repressed. In addition, the Roman texts mention the darkness of color (but no blue eyes ala Liz Taylor).

Love your classical history knowledge. 4 years of Latin and a semester of classic Greek helped me! : )

It looks like a make over for ANTM!

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