Our activities focus around everything that has to do with music and alternative fashion. The Plastics' main sport is reviewing live bands (both local and national acts), conducting interviews, concert photography, and hosting events. It also includes forming friendships and personal relationships with rock stars and others in the industry. Lexa, a former publicist and current rock journalist, has written a handbook containing advise on getting backstage, approaching celebrities, and tips for breaking into journalism, promotions, and creatively supporting musicians of all genres and success levels.

Our lesser activities include rock n’ roll pin-up modeling, band image consultation (Lexa Vonn is also a licensed make-up artist), and clothing design. The Plastics have been featured on WE’s “Secret Lives of Women” and “The Tyra Banks Show”. They were also featured in Pamela Des Barre’s book, “Lets Spend the Night Together: Backstage Secrets of Rock Muses and Supergroupies.”
The Plastics were originally created in 2005 to bring back the spirit of groupie chic past. We were inspired by the social risks and free-spirited ways of girls living in the rock n' roll world in the 1960's. In a time where the music industry has become controlled and void of any real rebellion, we decided to create a social clique here in Hollywood, CA based on and dedicated to groups of girls that create their own social rules and norms rather than succumbing to those set for them by others. Reminiscent of power cliques portrayed in your favorite teen movies, we are a living satire of ourselves. We are worshippers of art and music and live as our own character creations. It was a good two years we spent trying to change the ever-growing conservatism and dullness of pop culture. We gallivanted the clubs dressed in lingerie, we go-go danced onstage to our friend's bands, we had our own column in Rock City News… We loved, we fought, we fucked...we conquered! And we're still going, baby!!
So, what do The Plastics believe? We believe in coloring the world with lipstick and glitter, we believe in life, we believe in giving credit where credit is due and honoring the artists and rock stars that inspire us to admire them and co-create reality with them. We believe in ourselves. We believe in celebrating the beautiful and astounding creations and statements of our mentors and friends. We believe in using inspiration to create new art. We believe that we are all canvases of expression. "I’m not an artist, I’m a fucking work of art!" We are muses. We are mistresses. We are mothers of invention. You don’t have to be musically inclined or be a master painter to be an artist, you just have to be creative, live and love your own and the creations of others.