Bianca established the PolkadotGals after developing Fibromyalgia following an accident whilst working as a flight attendant for Virgin Atlantic in 1998.  A former successful Model and trained actress whose career included campaigns for clothing store New Look, was left disabled by the condition.

After 10 years of struggling with the devastating condition and seeing specialists around the world she is now turning her life around. Starting with the establishment of the PolkadotGals, Bianca also recently completed her studies at Warwick University in French and Journalism.  Currently she is dividing her time between her role as business woman/ advocate for the PolkadotGals, magazine interviews ( She and Cosmopolitan being the latest), a regular slot on BBC radio's Coffee Club and taking part in researching and consulting with specialists and charities across the world. Together with this she is writing her first book, an autobiography with a twist!

Model Danni Wells, 21, has featured on the cover of magazines in the UK and abroad, including Maxim, Zoo and Playboy, as well in the trend setting fashion bible i-D.

 Danni continues to generate publicity for the campaign and has now agreed to be an official ambassador for the PolkadotGals. She featured on the front cover and as Miss December in the PolkaDotGals 2009 calendar.

Her grandmother, Janet Farr, has Fibromyalgia and runs the Coventry Fibromyalgia Support Group, giving Danni a personal interest in the condition.

Photograph of Danni Wells courtesy of Danni Wells/Girl Management © 020 7434 7382



Coventry City F.C.

Coventry City Football Club’s team captain Michael Doyle and player Elliott Ward both appear in the calendar. They also took part in a press shoot at Coventry City’s Ricoh Arena stadium, where they were filmed and photographed with Danni Wells, generating newspaper and TV coverage of the PolkaDotGals Campaign.

Michael Doyle, 26, a midfielder, is Coventry City’s captain and a Republic of Ireland B Squad International player. Elliott Ward, 23, is a highly rated central defender and in 2006 became Coventry City’s first £1 million transfer for five years.

Photograph of Coventry City FC courtesy of CCFC ©