Honeysuckle wears a shiny black PVC catsuit and shiny Hunter wellies for a spectacular and very sloppy riverbank mudbath. Lots of sliding, crawling, and rolling in the luxurious semi-liquid mud as she gets totally covered in mud until the only thing left clean are her blue aviator shades!
She takes her wellies off part way through the scene and plays barefoot from then on.
Eventually she slides down to the water's edge and takes a bath in the river to wash the worst of the mud off.
Only a few photos, but the video was mastered in 4K and shot up close and personal right in the mud with Honeysuckle, so you get to see every detail as she gets muddier and muddier through the scene.
LIL Photography said: Looks so fun! And an awesome outfit choice
Thanks! Playing in the mud is always fun, and glad you like the outfit, Honeysuckle absolutely loved it, and as you can see looked fantastic in it, both clean, and muddy.
mrangry said: Replace the wellies with high heeled boots and this would get 10/10!
LOL! She loses the wellies part way in and does the rest barefoot, if that helps? We have actually done a few scenes with heels, though usually block rather than stiletto, in the mud, but flat boots or wellies are a lot more practical, both in the mud and crossing the fields from Marsh House to get there. Last summer we accidentally destroyed the heeled bright yellow go-go boots that a few of our folk have worn, Maude wore them into the mud and one of the heels snapped off. Oops! Though to be fair we got a lot of use out of them, not bad for a seven quid charity shop buy.
My first loves for a WAM girl's footwear will always be wellies, Converse, or plimsolls, but we do shoot for a wide range of tastes and sometimes let the girls pick their own footwear, so there will be high heels sometimes. Been buying boots this year, we've some lovely new ones just waiting for their first custard fillings and mud baths.
Love you, too
Playing in the mud is always fun, and glad you like the outfit, Honeysuckle absolutely loved it, and as you can see looked fantastic in it, both clean, and muddy. 
Though to be fair we got a lot of use out of them, not bad for a seven quid charity shop buy. 
