Pixie, not her real name, was brought along by BB favourite Roxie, also not her real name. They did a bumper duo set and it made sense for the two of them to have matching synonyms. Pixie, as was Roxie to be fair (as you would have seen from a previous Freeze Frame post), would be described as an “alternative” model, which meant outrageous hair colour, tattoos and piercings. Of course it is perfectly justifiable today to claim that the only “alternative” models are the ones without outrageous hair colour, tattoos and piercings (bit like at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 when a bloke with short, back and sides and in a suit and tie looked round and said “I am the only individual here”). Anyway, Pixie turned out to be a fun and expressive model as these pictures may show. I don’t want to come across as old and fuddy-duddyish like R T Staples (no relation) in Croydon did when girls had the temerity to dress differently from his personal desires, but I have edited out the tattoos and piercings. It was a bit too much to change her hair. Tap on the pic and then on each subsequent one to see the gallery.