Stephen Kleinman

Age: 46 years old.

Birthday: June 10th

Favourite colours: duck egg blue, magenta and various shades of grey.

Favourite animals: all felines, especially domesticated cats, humming birds and flamingos.

Sexuality: homosexual.

Identity: male.

Relationship: has had many lovers in many countries, some of whom he still frolics with when visiting on business, but none have claimed his heart for themselves. He is free spirited and hard to tie down.

Profession/s (current and past): Was an exotic dancer in his younger years, then became a model, part-time photographer, designers assistant and after going to university in his thirties, is now pursuing his dreams of being a fashion designer.

Talents/Skills: can become inspired by almost anything and pursues his creation until he is satisfied- even if others demand changes, he never compromises. Can belly dance but would never do such a thing now... outside of the bedroom.

Appearance: A rather typical, 'silver fox' with a remarkably in shape body considering his age, slightly scarred hands from years spent sewing fine details with a needle. He is around six foot, two inches tall and walks with an air of elegance that is inspiring rather than snooty. His skin has a permanent bronzed glow from all the traveling he does, making his grey eyes stand out even more. His clothing choices vary on his location, mood, current project and/or muse.

Quote: 'Darling, if I weren't so busy being better than you, maybe we could talk. But as it is... bye-bye'.

Favourite meme: "Whenever children fall over or get frightened. You cannot tell me it isn't absolutely hilarious".

Biggest Dream: To continue pursuing his business so one day major people in the industry will also begin broadening their inclusivity and acceptance of those not belonging to societal norms. Stephen desires for his brand to be a safe space for those who feel unrepresented and ostracised by the world at large. He would also like to get another cat or two to fill the lonely nights when the other four aren't enough.