(1993-2005) was launched in 1993 and licenced in 1994 to supply fashion models for catwalk and photographic work.
The agency placed importance on training and ran regular catwalk classes as well as opportunities to learn basic make up and other modelling skills.
Keen to encourage new talents and fashion awareness, Studio 17 also organised its own shows, often for charity, and these have included ones during the Brighton festival for new designers sponsored by the Prince's Trust, open air fun shows during Hastings Old Town Week and for the BrownBread Horse Rescue Centre, & a gala evening for Children in Need showing sports and swimwear.
Studio 17 agency closed in 2005, but Martin is still available to give advice and we still run the occassional "model experience workshops" in schools etc.

(2002-2007) was launched to supply glamour models for photographic and promotional work.
It was originally started at the demand of some existing Studio 17 models who wanted to enter the realms of glamour & knowing Martin's good reputation, asked him to act for them.
BlueBelles became very popular and its models appeared in magazines like FHM & Loaded, at carshows, on TV, in music videos and on various websites etc.
But with so many registers of "models" now on the internet, the need for BlueBelles gradually ceased and it was decided to close it..