Safety

Staying Safe As a Queen Fetish Lingerie Model

While it’s important that all models stay safe, it is vital that lingerie models in particular know how to protect themselves.

A model should never feel forced into a situation that makes them feel uncomfortable. That is why it is very important Queen Fetish protects and supports all of our signed models.

If a model is ever approached online it is vital that the model does some research to verify whether the offer or contact is legitimate. Never follow links sent by strangers online and never phone numbers or email addresses that are sent to you. 

Unfortunately, the lingerie industry attracts a lot of scam artists and it is the model’s responsibility to ensure she/he never endangers themselves. Always be precautious when dealing with unsure individuals and do your research. Never voluntarily give your personal information out to anyone on social media unless you know who they are. Even the world’s top lingerie models must ensure their safety, not just beginners.

Look at what they are saying, too. If they use sleazy terms of endearment (e.g. “babe”, “hun”) or use inappropriate/excessive flattery (e.g. “You’re so sexy”) this is a red flag.

If they ask for inappropriate photos or looking to talk to you sexually - delete

Other Things to Look Out For to Stay Safe

If you are a minor, you MUST have a parent of guardian’s permission to model. If someone is approaching you online promising modelling opportunities, tell your parent or guardian immediately. By law, a young model must have their responsible guardian’s consent to model. They must also be present at any castings or interviews.

Never meet up with someone through social media alone. 

If you receive anything that seriously concerns you, it’s important to tell a guardian, teacher or the police.