TABATHA WYLD

Tabatha Wyld, born in the gritty heart of East London, is the epitome of rebellion redefined. Dubbed the "Alternative Super Model," she exploded onto the fashion scene in the early 2010s, shattering conventions with her unapologetic embrace of rocker imagery and black leather. Her signature look—think studded jackets, ripped fishnets, and smudged eyeliner—blends punk rawness with high-fashion edge, earning her cult status among designers and misfits alike. Wyld’s catwalk struts, often soundtracked by blistering guitar riffs, feel more like rock concerts than fashion shows. Beyond modeling, she’s a vocal advocate for self-expression, fronting campaigns for underground brands and mentoring young creatives. With a devil-may-care smirk and a wardrobe that screams anarchy, Tabatha Wyld isn’t just a model—she’s a movement.