Alisha Lehmann’s documented tattoos include a self-portrait on her right hand, “99” and “Be Brave” on her neck, and floral work on her forearm. Photos also show small marks on her fingers, ankle and hip, plus a butterfly and a diamond.
Alisha Lehmann’s visible neck and arm tattoos
The neck designs are separate: birth-year numerals, a short phrase and a small symbol each have their own space. Other photographs show the hand portrait and arm tattoos.
The 99 birth-year tattoo on her neck
“99” is on the right side of Lehmann’s neck and refers to her birth year, 1999. Nau.ch reported it as new in 2020, when the skin around it was still red; the same coverage also showed flowers on her hand and neck. Close profiles place the numerals behind her jaw, near the hairline.
The Be Brave lettering from a close profile
“Be Brave” sits on the opposite side of Lehmann’s neck, below the ear. Hypebae connected the phrase to the Brave Rose campaign and the rose imagery she discussed.
The small neck symbol beside the lettering
A small looping symbol sits above the lettering, behind the jaw and below the hairline. Photos show its position, but the reporting does not give it a personal meaning.
The rose and lotus tattoos on her forearm
In a Hypebae interview, Lehmann said the rose was made with her mother and sister and represents family, growing together and happiness. Photos also show a flower and a lotus on her forearm; those are visible designs, but the images do not explain their meaning.
How the photographs frame her collection
Hair, kit and camera distance affect what the photos reveal. With her hair pulled back, the neck marks are clear; loose hair or a high collar can cover them. Training and short-sleeved pictures show more of the arm work, while close profiles make the small lettering and symbol easier to see. No single image shows all the tattoos.
What the interviews establish
The sources explain the rose and tie 99 to Lehmann’s birth year. For the hand portrait, neck symbol and other smaller designs, they document appearance or placement without a confirmed personal meaning.