Georgie-May Tearle

English born Georgie-May Tearle is an actress, singer/ songwriter and critically acclaimed writer and designer from Hertfordshire.The model is a rising actress with a vast amount of experience ranging from various stage appearances to significant screen roles. From a very young age, Tearle began modelling for major brands, being represented by the most respected agencies in the UK and Europe. Georgie-May left school with high qualifications in all subjects, has a vast amount of skills including scuba diving, fencing, horse riding, and speaks a number of languages.She is also a frequent blogger with her widely read, 'Confessions of a Model Blogger' and with her clear eye for fashion, designs her own clothing and lifestyle range. Her clothing designs have always carried a strong message, beginning with her Trashcan Treasures collection where one garment in particular gained praise from Her Majesty The Queen. An outfit made entirely of tea bags to highlight the issue of tea bags creating one the largest form of food waste in the UK. Another being her highly publicised Poppy Dress made entirely of Poppy Appeal poppies, commissioned by the Royal British Legion. The dress was displayed across the United Kingdom at Fashion Weeks and exhibitions and sold in aid of the charity.Georgie-May is also an emerging artist with her art being exhibited and sold Worldwide.With her obvious writing talents Georgie-May is a published author, writing children's books and fictional short story books which are available to purchase from a number of online stores and outlets including Waterstones, iBooks and Amazon.Even away from her enormity of attributes Georgie-May is a very enthusiastic fundraiser and gives up a lot of her free time to help numerous charities. She has taken on various adventures and challenges to raise awareness and funds for good causes and has become well known and respected for her charitable work. In doing so Georgie-May has become an ambassador and the official face of various charitable organisations. Show less «