Model Feature: Juliet Hunt | From the Stage to the RKP Model Membership
We have had the privilege of watching Juliet Hunt grow up.
We first met Juliet when she was just 11 years old and came into the Rayla Kay Photography studio with her family for portraits. Years later, she came back to us for another milestone—her senior photos. Then, as she stepped into an entirely new season of life, Juliet returned once again to join our Spring RKP Model Membership and begin exploring the world of modeling.
Juliet has practically grown up on the stage. A theater actor who can sing, dance, and act, performing has always been a natural part of who she is. Now at 19, she is spreading her wings beyond the stage and bringing that same confidence, expression, and creative energy in front of the camera as she pursues modeling.
Juliet is one of those people who lights up a room. She doesn't simply participate in a creative project—she understands the vision and finds a way to help bring it to life.
That creativity has also made its way into entrepreneurship. Juliet created Gracie Clear Skin, a natural stage makeup cleansing soap designed specifically for actors who need to remove heavy makeup after performances. Her soap bars are made with goat's milk—and in true Juliet fashion, she personally knows the goats providing the milk for her products.
It is exactly the kind of unexpected, creative idea that fits her perfectly.
Through our RKP Model Membership in Post Falls, Idaho, we work with aspiring and experienced models from Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Spokane, Moscow, North Idaho, and the surrounding Inland Northwest, creating editorial photoshoots, professional model portfolios, headshots, and opportunities to grow creatively in front of the camera.
From family portraits and senior photos to theater, modeling, and entrepreneurship, it has been incredibly special watching Juliet evolve creatively over the years. She is the kind of person you want involved in any creative project: imaginative, capable, energetic, and ready to make the vision happen.
“born in a theater dressing room”
Juliet’s creativity also extends beyond the stage and camera. She is the entrepreneur behind Gracie Clear Skin, a skincare brand inspired by the realities of life in theater. The idea began in the dressing room, where heavy stage makeup, late rehearsals, and busy schedules made complicated skincare routines unrealistic. Gracie Clear Skin simplifies cleansing into two 60-second steps: a gold goat-milk Morning Bar with kaolin clay and a charcoal Evening Bar designed to wash away makeup, sweat, sunscreen, and the day. Created with teens and young adults in mind, the brand reflects Juliet perfectly—creative, practical, thoughtful, and built around solving a real problem.
