2 new photoshoots of Caitriona Balfe have been added to the gallery.

I have added the scans of Caitriona Balfe of InStyle USA (November 2019) and also the photoshoot to the gallery.

I have added some new photoshoots of Caitriona Balfe to the gallery. More are coming soon!

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I have added some portraits and photoshoots of Caitriona Balfe from 2018-2019. More are coming because I need to add the old ones and I have a lot.

I have added the scans and photoshoot of Caitriona Balfe for Entertainment Weekly (October 18th, 2018) to the gallery. You can go there to take a look and don’t forget to buy the magazine.

Gallery Links:
— 2018 Photoshoots & Portraits > Photoshoot #003
— 2018 Magazines Scans > Entertainment Weekly (October 18th, 2018)

I have added a new ‘photoshoot’ of Caitriona Balfe getting ready for Delpozo Show at the New York Fashion Week. Enjoy the photos because Caitriona looks beautiful. Please, credit this site if you take the pics.

Gallery Link:
— Behind the Scenes of Caitriona Balfe’s First Delpozo Show

As Cait is currently promoting “Money Monster” in Cannes, W Magazine took the opportunity to do a wonderful interview and photoshoot. I have added outtakes to our gallery, and you can find the interview below. Don’t forget to check out the original article over at wmagazine.com:

What was your “I made it!” moment? Last year when the show [Outlander] came out and one of those buses drove by, it was such a Carrie [Bradshaw] moment. I was like, “holy shit I’m on the side of a bus.”

Before your acting career took off, you were a successful model in your own right, walking at international fashion weeks… Yes, I walked for Chanel, Michael Kors, Dior, Balenciaga, everyone. But my girlfriends and I would always laugh because we were the blue collar models. We did a lot of shows and we did well, but I was never known, which helped when I made the switch to acting because I think being a model comes with such a stigma.

What prompted the transition from modeling to acting? My modeling career was trickling down…I hit that point where I was like “ok, I’m not happy, this was never my passion.” I was taking acting classes in New York, and I wanted to make sure I had the passion and talent for it. So I moved to L.A. to try it seriously. I had read an article where Amy Adams talked about her acting coach. So I enrolled in that teacher’s class and started from scratch. I was 29 about to turn 30. People say I shouldn’t talk about my age, but if you focus on the work, it shouldn’t matter what age you are.