
Alexandra Corneille
22 Albums
Albums

A Shiny Queen for the Last Time
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and a shining farewell, Alexandra Corneille appears here in her new day suit for one last shoot. She is stepping into a new chapter and has chosen to keep what comes next more private, giving this series a sense of both celebration and closure.

Merry Xmas From This Angel
There is a real sense of anticipation around Alexandra Corneille at the moment. She has ordered a new catsuit as a Christmas gift to herself, originally intended for private wear, but she is not the type to keep something exciting entirely to herself and has chosen to hint at it

A Day Enclosed for Fun and Work
After I moved into a new studio space in Cologne that I shared with Alexandra Potter, Alexandra Corneille visited and spent the entire day with us. She arrived ready to enjoy herself, explore the new environment, and make the most of a setting that immediately invited fresh ideas

Green in Green With Ballet Heels
Alexandra Corneille recently felt drawn to revisit one of her favorite looks: the green catsuit, first styled with ballet heels. The idea was not simply to repeat an earlier shoot, but to explore the same outfit through a slightly different silhouette and mood.

Shiny Black & Tall
Alexandra Corneille returned ready to spend the day in full latex while exploring a range of different looks. She began with a uniform-inspired combination, adding a corset and towering platform boots to create a style that felt bold, polished, and unmistakably dramatic.

Trying Something New in Latex
I had been working on the idea of layering a loose shirt over a catsuit because I liked the contrast between a relaxed outer shape and the precision of the latex underneath. I was also interested in adding loose hot pants to the look, but I could not find anyone to help bring tha

A Difficult Pool Shoot
Taking three girls in latex to a public pool for a photoshoot sounded like a great idea at first. In practice, though, coordinating Juli Lollipop, Alexandra Corneille, and newcomer Samira York proved far more complicated than expected, and it quickly became the kind of production
