Razorcandi or Kym as she is known in everyday life is a unique model with the ability to seemingly create a hundred different looks all in one ass kicking deathrock package. Hailing originally from the state of Florida and now residing in Romania, Razorcandi has since published multiple photography books showcasing her luminous modeling career. As an artist and model, Razorcandi exemplifies beauty both through her creativity, her passion for individuality, and the ability to truly live for herself.

photographer : Bodó Janos Attila
makeup, hair, styling, and model : RazorCandi
interview by Meagan Hendrickson

Could you share with our readers one or two of your secrets to achieving your beautiful and unique style?

RazorCandi : I believe my style has been formed over years of being influenced by musicians, models, and actresses [in] movies, I think this explains the meshing of styles I’ve created for certain looks. I can’t really say I stay up to date with trends, in fact I don’t pay attention to trends at all I just kind of wear the things that appeal to me or represent my passion for the alternative lifestyle. On a personal level it is about self expression and showing my artistic side, but I also like to inspire others and stand for something.

With two photography books published showcasing your modeling, do you have any plans on publishing a book of your paintings?

RC : I haven’t planned that far ahead however I have been spending much more time with painting than with modeling. I can definitely see future projects that include a picture book of my paintings, before that an art gallery exposition seams more probable. In the near future I plan to put out a few editions of unreleased, never before seen images of new modeling work.

view the full feature in the June/July 2010 Issue

The June/July issue is the tenth issue of Auxiliary, a magazine dedicated to alternative fashion, music, and lifestyle.  This issue we have a several great interviews, including Ellen Allien, Amy Doan of Shrinkle and Sugarpill, RazorCandi, Polina Y of Drop Dead Festival, and Die of Enigma Fashions.  The issue also contains a junk punk men’s fashion editorial, a primal beauty editorial, a modern meets romantic swimwear editorial, a feature on the mysterious art group AutospiA, and a review of The Nightmare on Elm Street remake.  It also features DJ Razorgrrl sharing her current top tracks, a music article on film scores, and fashion by Playdead Cult, Futurstate, Rockin’ Bones, Too Fast Clothing, Gore Couture, Trashy Diva, Sick on Sin, Kiss Me Quick, Cherry Dewar, Reactor Rubber, and much much more.

You can download it HERE for free.   Print copies are available HERE.  Enjoy!