EVE: The Archive Opens — Covent Garden, 2017

There are some shoots you forget as soon as you pack away your camera. And then there are shoots that haunt you — the kind you know, even in the moment, belong somewhere bigger than the present tense.

Back in 2017, I photographed Eve in Covent Garden. At the time, she was a rising underground DJ, a model, a rebel — the kind of woman who wore latex not as a costume, but as a declaration. We stepped out onto the London streets, rain on the pavement, tourists drifting past phone boxes, and there she was: unapologetic, cinematic, unforgettable.

She wore a red latex raincoat by Libidex, paired with latex stockings from the same house, and her own impossibly tall heels. London wasn’t ready for it, but Eve didn’t care. The latex gleamed under the grey sky, the street became her runway, and every passer-by felt it — that charge of danger, style, rebellion.

Until now, these images have been hidden away in my archive. Life moved on, projects piled up, and this series sat, waiting. But images like these don’t fade. They grow sharper with time. They remind you why underground culture matters — because it refuses to wait for permission.

So here they are. A mini collection, finally released. A glimpse of something larger. Because this is only the beginning. The full archive goes deeper — unseen shots, bolder frames, rawer energy — and those will live where they belong: in the VIP section.

If you’ve ever wanted to step inside my archive — to see what’s never been shown, to be part of something underground, intimate, and rare — this is your invitation.

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