UK nation turns into ‘mannequin hotspot’ as stars flock to ‘sexy home’

Some locations in the world are known for their abundance of ‘model looking’ women.

Many swoon over the stereotypical hourglass Brazilian beauty, while others fawn over the Nordic style aesthetic where natives of the likes of Sweden tend to be sought after as professional posers.

But, of course there’s beauty all across the globe. And one nation in the UK is apparently the next up and coming location to breed a whole bunch of stunners.

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So where is it? Well, according to Fanvue – that have recently launched the only AI subscription platform – the Scottish saucy content creator market is one to watch out for.

The brand, who host many real-life and computer generated models on the website, have now exclusively told us how Scotland is becoming one of the most exciting hubs for models.

Will Monange, Fanvue Co-Founder, revealed: “The Fanvue platform brings creators together and what we see is communities of creators meeting digitally, and then building friendships and organising events and meet ups.

“For Scottish creators, there’s a real sense of community living in the same part of the country and having the opportunity to collaborate. It makes more sense, rather than travelling to London or Manchester when there’s like-minded creators on your doorstep.

“One of the biggest creators on our platform, Ellie May [pictured below], whose earnings per-month exceed £100,000 moved to Scotland. Ellie’s a great inspiration to other creators.”

Catching wind of the up-and-coming Scottish creator community – and the cheaper rents – Londoner Dani Latin has decided to pack her bags and cross the border too.

She’s already settled into the group where the women bounce ideas off each other and plan ‘Scottish themed’ outfits in hopes to garner attention for their collaboration.

The 23-year-old model and creator says that the women in Scotland are willing to put in more of a ‘graft’ than those down south, and wants to be surrounded by like-minded women.

She told us: “Scots are hardworking which is one of the reasons I’m moving up there. They aren’t scared to put in a graft.

“I feel like a lot of the girls down south cannot afford housing due to the high prices so a lot of them rely on parents and get accustomed to it.

“A lot of southern OnlyFans girls are scared to put in the hard graft to get their bag and, as someone who trains models, I can tell you now the further north you get the harder they work. That’s the type of women I want to surround myself with.”

In the summer, a bunch of Scottish models are joining forces for a whole day to create the ‘horny house’. It’s a venue where they’re going to shoot some sexy content and hope to put their nation on the map.

Mum-of-four Cherry Bloom, 42, is the brains behind the operation that is being called the ‘Scottish Collaboration’. She hopes that those in the industry can band together in more ways than one.

The cleaner and model said: “My idea behind making the Scottish Collaboration was mainly to bring the girls together and try to build us a community where we can help each other.

“We all bring different things to the group and have a good range of ages in it as well. I think many of us were surprised at not just how many Scottish girls are in the industry but how many are massive creators.”

Fanvue got whiff of the Scottish Collaboration’s horny house and are “supportive” of the models “joining forces” by organising events together, they’ve even going to pop in at the bash.

The brand believes it will help inspire other people to become creators, all while producing fresh content for their paying subscribers.

Fanvue recognise that Scotland is a growing hub for models, and it looks like the women are only just getting started…

“We’re delighted to see creators joining forces and organising events,” the Fanvue Co-Founder admitted.

“It’s a chance for them to share their experiences, be creative and come up with new content ideas for fans – and also share in their success and happiness as creators.

Will continued: “Events like this highlight how exciting the creator economy is to be a part of and this has a drip down effect for other creators, or people wanting to become a creators.

“We excited to support Scottish creators and we’ll continue to support their success. We’re introducing new tools using AI to help creators earn more, in less time and it’s an attractive industry for Scottish creators to join.

“Ultimately, we want to help creators grow their fanbase and earn more, in less time.

“It’s encouraging to see communities grow in places like Scotland and we’ll do all we can to support them.”