Steampunk Sahara Desert Shoot (16 pics)

As I arrived at the Ait Ben Haddou filmset location in Morocco, I could feel the thrill and excitement coursing through my veins. Here I was - Luna, the ginger model with a passion for steampunk, and I knew that this was going to be a truly memorable experience.

As I stepped onto the set, I was immediately struck by the beauty of my surroundings. The rugged desert terrain stretched out before me, with ancient mud-brick structures rising up from the sand. This was going to be the perfect setting for the steampunk warrior outfits.

The first scene of the shoot saw me dressed in a dusty army green leather pants, standing amidst the barren desert landscape. I felt like a true warrior, ready to take on whatever challenges lay ahead.

As the shoot progressed, I found myself transported to a world of fantasy and adventure. With each outfit change, I became a different character, exploring new worlds and facing new challenges. In one scene, I was a daring soldier, clad in a brass corset and wielding a fierce-looking sword. In another, I was a time-traveler, dressed in a sleek lace bodysuit and high-tech gadgets.

Through it all, the stunning backdrop of Ait Ben Haddou served as the perfect canvas for my fantasy world. The ancient structures, with their intricate details and rich history, added depth and authenticity to each scene. And as the sun set over the desert landscape, casting a golden glow over everything, I felt truly blessed to have been a part of such a magical experience.

The grunge makeup added an extra edge to the already bold and striking warrior outfits. The makeup artist had carefully crafted a look that was both fierce and grungy, with dark, smudged eyeliner and deep, smoky eyeshadow. My lips were painted a rich burgundy, adding a touch of drama to the overall look.

As I gazed at my reflection in the mirror, I couldn't help but feel empowered. The makeup, combined with the steampunk warrior outfits, made me feel like a force to be reckoned with. And as the camera flashed, capturing each moment of the shoot, I knew that the final images would be nothing short of epic.

16 images in 3226x4032 print-ready format.