Fashion Shows
We are featuring Models and fashion shows
|
Mina Rose was born in
San Diego, California and raised in several states and one country overseas due
to her father being in the military. She is from Chesapeake, Virginia due to
her living there the longest. During her time in high school for her freshman
and sophomore year she was bullied by her peers but it wasn’t until she started
doing sports that she was on the path of finding herself. Even though she went
to college twice, received two degrees she felt in her heart that this was not
her passion and God had a different plan for her. One day she met a wonderful
stylist and Red Boutique owner Rosvie Mitchell showed her how to embrace her
style and understand that what she wears was a representation of her and style
is all about how you wear it. There was a conversation between them that
sparked Mina pursuing Modeling during that time she couldn’t pursue the
modeling career because of all the deaths that were in her family. A few years
went by and she decided that it was now or never and she joined a group to get
her career started and in 2016 she decided to pursue an Independent Modeling
Career and ever since then she has traveled to New York, South Carolina, North
Carolina, New Jersey and Pennsylvania as well as she hopes to go overseas for a
Fashion Show in the near future. Within over a year her career took off and she
is the Brand Ambassador for Elitist Eyewear and Colour U Cosmetics as well as
been featured on Miss Rockwell’s Racks and Elitist Eyewear websites, couple of
magazines and in a promo video for Colour U Cosmetics. She has developed the
nickname #TheGirlWiththeShades and she also changed her name to Mina Rose. The Model as well as added a hashtag called
#OddGirlOut because it expresses her unique personality and edgy style. She had
her first TV appearance just recently and has been officially accepted to star
in her first movie. She has a project that she started called #FREEWALK, it
brings her Runway Walk to life in different locations using various themes as
well as local artist music in each episode. She is ready for what is in store
for the future and the next opportunities that come her way. Who knows you
might see her on a billboard or the movie screen sooner than you think, be on
the LOOK OUT!
|
Facebook: Mina Rose
The Model
Instagram: Mina Rose
The Model
Picture Credit: Hair:
#HairByElaine Nails: #NailsByMary Makeup: Monnica Johnson Shades: Elitist
Eyewear Styled By: Miss Rockswell Racks
Photo Credit: Quisha
Norman
#FREEWALK Credit: Hair: #HairByElaine Nails:
#NailsByMary Makeup: Monnica Johnson, Ashekka Moultrie and Sierra Shelton
Shades: Shaya Save Smith Elitist Eyewear Styled By: Rosvie Mitchell Red
Boutique, Dressed 2 The Nines, Shaya Save Smith ILWIAM, Aaron Drummond Gremesi,
GunPlayClothing
Special Guest: Lilly
Sun Flower
Music: “Forbidden
Fruit” “10 Shots” “Guitar” by Saxo P Director: Morocko Films
Full Episodes of
#FREEWALK on YouTube, search #TheGirlWiththeShades
|
I started modeling at the age of 34 and I been modeling for 4
years. I have always wanted to be a model ever since I made my first wedding
dress back in high school. I love to laugh and eat. I consider the gym as my 2nd home, lol. I am very
hard on myself! So when it comes to viewing or picking my pictures to add to my
portfolio, it becomes one of my worst nightmares, lol. I’m not saying the photographer
took bad pictures but I am very picky.
Wearing various artistic, stylish, beautiful designers &
boutique clothing it’s what I enjoy most. I like being on photo shoots where the
environment is chilled. I love meeting people, models, designers, photographers,
etc and being recognized for my work, my walk and work ethic and finding new
ways to improve my skills. Now I share
tips with ladies who are new to the model/fashion world. I tell them that what is challenging about
modeling is justifying your time when your time is not being compensated.
Keeping a strong mind and protecting your feelings when it comes to rejections,
back stabbing, being mistreated or unfair and or lied to. Not everybody will
like your look or something about your look, or walk. As a female, you have to
be careful how you respond or react to the situation. I always walk away from
each show with a lesson learned. You must have the will to constantly perfect
your skills/talent. My smile is huge!
When I was young, I would cover my mouth to hide my smile but now, I’ve learned
to embrace my huge smile and every inch of how God made me. Can I get AMEN
ladies?!?!
You will find my Biography @ Facebook: Paula Campbell and on
Instagram: paulaccme
|
I’m Shadae Edwards. I was born and
raised in the beautiful Island of Jamaica, migrated to the US in 2009. I'm a
fun, loving, outgoing and ambitious individual who strives for the best at all
times. My modeling journey started in 2014 at Hunter College African & Caribbean
Students Union fashion show where I was a student, I had a marvelous
experience and from that moment I knew this was something I wanted to keep
doing. However, my main focus was to complete my Bachelor but I would do shows
from time to time.
The feedbacks and love I received every time I did a show was just amazing so I
decided to be more serious once I graduated. Over time, I developed such
a strong passion for modeling, I was even more confident in myself and now
I can't see myself without being on the runway or doing a photo shoot. Every
show, every shoot it's something new which is one of the best parts about being
a model. The experiences, the networking, the love and support received
makes me more eager to keep following this part that I was blessed to find.
Throughout my years of modeling I've done many runway shows, met so many
awesome people and was blessed to be featured in the following magazines: Royal
Press Magazine, D’Mochelle Fashion Magazine, Portfolio Fashion Magazine, NYC
Trendz Magazine and Le Statement Magazine.
To
see my work, find me on:
Instagram: Iam_Shadae
Facebook: Shadae Edwards/ iamshadaee
For bookings email me at shadaee2@gmail.com
|
Photo credits:
Photographer: Patrick Harris (@shotsbypat) MUA & Stylist: Tanya Nelson (@tanyanelsonplusmodel Co- stylist: Xavier Walker (@iamxavierwalker) Jacket hand painted by Elisha Glass (@fitnesswithanartist)
|
My name is Judith aka
Juju. I'm from New Jersey, I'm 22 years old and I've been modeling for 4
years. I'm extremely ambitious with the
goals I want to achieve. The acting
aspect of modeling is fun especially when I get to pretend to be someone else
in a fashion show or photo shoot and sell a fantasy. People found me fun and
easy going. I love to dress up too and
feel blessed when complimented for my eyes and legs.
I still have good
memory of when I walked in a fashion show for the first time. I remember being happy and excited about
it. I am grateful for all the
opportunities that I’m getting.
|
I come from a modest background of average living and I attended
an average public school system that I used as a stepping block to better
myself. With God's grace, I realized
that I'm more beautiful on the inside than the outside.
It was rewarding and humbling this year to be invited to host an
annual modeling competition that I won in the previous years. Modeling is about advertising and
collaborating with other artistic professionals. I live to help and sale a
great product... Of course the makeup, the hair, and designer clothes are
always NICE ha! I trust MY EYES! They do
magical things ha! And my personality!
It is challenging to be ready 24/7 because it requires to ALWAYS
eating healthy, exercising, and finding other ways to create a brand for
yourself. But I love the challenge!!!!! Let's work! SMILE
|
My name is Daisy Baylis.
I’m 29 years old and I am a college graduated from The Art Institute of
Philadelphia. I went for culinary arts
and business management. Food is my
first love. I am a professional model and an entrepreneur. I love to give back and I feel passionate
about helping those less fortunate. I like to go to food shelters and help, meet
the people and get to talk to them. I
also have a business that helps feed kids all over the world. I am also very
passionate about workout and fitness. I
am interested in how you eat an take care of yourself. I think that it is very important as well.
Though I never really expect to be doing modeling and acting I fell I love with
it. I’m glad to see all the love and support that has come my way in the last 4
years. It’s been humbling and over
whelming at times. But I would love to continue to grow and develop my modeling
and acting as well as my brand in the fitness spectrum. I also took dance
classes in my spare time a few years going I did Broadway, jazz, hip hop,
ballet. I grew up sing with my three sisters I still write music an also poetry.
My most recent modeling experience was a show I did in June. It
was a model fantasy beach party. It was awesome and I got to do live posing and the
makeup was amazing and the designers where amazing as well. It was definitely one
of my favorites. I like modeling because
for me it’s different than anything I would normally do and It’s exciting. It’s
a mother form of art it’s help me grow and it helps you evolve as a person I
think. I love the freedom for creativity
and some of the people you meet along the way will change your life. It’s the
freedom to be cool and confident and sexy but also be fun and playful if you
like. It’s also the opportunity to impact an inspire others.
I’m hard working, silly and passionate about the thing I love.
But I am just a regular person like everyone else and I’m hoping to change an
inspire people to live life because life is too short. I love to laugh because it
is the best medicine. I have several hobbies and I like to stay busy.
I’m a natural athlete and I love to play
an watch sports. I got into modeling to
brake out of being a tomboy and I just fell in love with it. I like to act as well and I love music. But my
first love above all thing is food and being a chef. I have a catering business and I’m getting off
the ground with my best friend Robyn called Savory Symphonies.
|
My modeling name Is
DressyJ. I am Haitian from Boston, now I live in NYC. People compliment me more about my smile and
my personality. When I'm on set for a
photo shoot, I'm always acting silly and make sure everybody in the room is having
fun while we working. I am a hard
working woman and I enjoy the endless creativity that photo shoot offers the
world. I always go after what I want because I'm a
believer. You can find me on Instagram
@dressy.j Facebook @dressyj Louis and my facebook fan page is DRESSYJ Snapchat
@dressyj
|
I am from New Haven,
CT. I went out on a limb to the casting for the Plitz fashion show and I was
selected to be a part of the show. Plitz fashion show is so far my favorite
modeling experience. I was completely
amazed with the fast pace that is in a New York fashion show during fashion
week. I am a full time college student at the University of Connecticut,
majoring in Sociology. I plan on working for a nonprofit org that helps mentor
children to keep them on the right track to success. I am a freelance model and
I have been modeling for about 3 years now. I have had a lot of help along the
way. I believe that you should always keep communication with those you work
with before, during, and after. I believe that this allows great relationships
and opportunities to present themselves, and this is how I've been able to be
so successful. What I like about modeling is that it allows me to express
multiple stories in a stilled captured moment. I believe the most challenging
part of modeling are the assumptions that people have before getting to
actually know you. For instance I don't starve myself nor am I conceded. I'm
actually a very humble, friendly, ambitious person. Most people would
compliment me on my eyes, smile, and my freckles. I am open to collaborating
with anyone who is willing to work with me.
Please feel free to
contact me via social media Instagram: Gravity_of_natalie, Facebook: Natalie
Brown, or Email: Natalie.brown052013@gmail.com Thank you, Natalie
Credit: Asjad ART By
Salem David Alshimiri from Baghdad, Iraq featured at PLITZS New York City
Fashion Week 2016
|
I love photo shoots,
make-up, designer clothes, meeting new people and going to places that I've
never been. What I like most about
modeling is seeing how much I've been a great influence on Mother's that feel
like having children have made their body unacceptable to society. Myself I have two kids and my joy is my
children seeing me do something productive. No matter what you've been through or what
obstacles life has brought you through it's never too late for your dreams to
come true.
|
My name is Nadeja , I graduated in
political science at Moncton university.
I joined the modeling world 5 years ago. I began with photo shoot in Moncton, Halifax, Montréal and I had a chance to make many fashions weeks
such as , Halifax, Toronto and Quebec Canada.
I was discovered
by an agency in Toronto called Orange model management. I moved to Toronto to
live my dream. None of the modeling
activities is easy but I love what I do because I realize that I can do so many
thing that I never imagined. Casting
after casting, photo shoot, commercial are some of modeling experience.
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F52NTECGWuY&feature=youtu.be
|
Hola!!!! My name is La'cole. I have been modeling for 5
years . I'm a 25 year old Gemini who just wants to plaster my curvy body around
the world and let people know that melanin is beautiful and glorious!!!! I am a
Medical nerd who just loves life and all it has to offer!!!
When I got to model
for David's Bridal in 2012, It was fun to feature a bride in pictures.
I am real and I fight
everyday to keep believing in my worth in this world and in humanity. I'm just living everyday to spread love and
make my way in this world.
What I like about modeling
is breaking boundaries and opening doors for women of color with figures that
we are more than just eye candy models. Also
I am currently in a contest for Jetset Magazine Cover Model
>>>>> To vote me just
visit:
https://www.jetsetmag.com/model-search/vote/la-cole-pough
|
Booking: kiwibyrdmodeling@gmail.com
Follow Me : @pwettybrown_eyes
Follow Me: facebook.com/lacolepough
Follow Me Snap Chat: La'Cole
|
I love dressing up,
transforming and bringing the designers vision to life. I enjoy becoming
someone new and fierce every time I step out on the runway. I actually have two favorite experiences. One
experience was modeling in the boujie couture boutique fashion show. The other
was modeling in the Oxford studio fashion show. These two stood out to me
because of the great organization and compensation that these shows had to
offer. They treated their models with respect and had a great positive
environment and that is important to a model to have a great vibe and team to keep
the spirits of the models up and a high morale. Just like "happy wife
happy life" ......"happy model = a successful runway = people seeing
their energy in your fashion which = $$$$$$.
I am humble, fun, bubbly and full of life because of God in me... He is
the source of my blessing.
|
Tammy Shenell, born
February 15, 1984 is a Houston native and mother of two who found her path in
the model field 4 years ago. Growing up in a middle class family I knew i
wanted to make something of myself and live a successful life . As a kid i was
such a girly girl who enjoyed being in front of a camera and flipping through
fashion magazines. My long limbs and body frame was always the reason for
people constantly telling me i should model. I knew at the time my education
was more important, so I finished high school in 2003 and pursued my freelance
model career thereafter. I started doing photo shoots with different
photographers as my starting point because I read that a model needs a
portfolio with many different looks. Early 2004 i auditioned for the
popular tv show "America's Next Top Model ". I didn't make the cut
because i was told i needed to get braces put on my teeth first. I would say
that was a learning experience for me because it taught me how to handle
rejection in the future and understand that you will not always get a
"YES".
I could've given up right then and there but I was driven and believed in
myself so much I took her advice and kept it moving . March 2004 I found out I
was pregnant with my first child. I gave birth to a healthy baby boy
Dec.1 2004 . Being a first time mother and trying to pursue my modeling career
was very challenging. I didn’t have the freedom to attend weekly casting calls
let alone make rehearsals. I needed to be around my baby for majority of each
day for nursing . It was a moment where I knew I had to put my dreams on hold
at least till my baby was a young boy. During this time I was loving motherhood
& putting all my focus into my family . In 2007 I gave birth to my 2nd son
. I was 28 years old when I stepped back into the model scene . Truthfully, I
felt out of my zone. Here's why - some would say 28 is too old to restart your
modeling career , then on top of that your competing with much younger
individuals such as teens. So that could be a bit intimidating. I felt I had to
try twice as hard to be selected and make sure that rehearsal/show time(s) was
not a problem. Keeping my eyes on the prize I managed to land major
opportunities around town- even in Chicago! A few of my accomplishments
this year are: Walking in Black Fashion Week USA (Chicago), Dress Houston ,
Houston Fashion Week , Fashion for Fearless , Raw Artist, Lola & Lisa
Fashion Tour Edition, published in Golden Publication and Young Houston
Magazine, nominated as Top 100 Young Professionals 2015 by Young Houston
Magazine Houston and last but not least I landed a role as an
"extra" in a upcoming movie "H-town the movie". I give
credit to my family, faith and dedication. On my free time I enjoy spending
time with my family, outdoor activities, road trips, going to the park, and
movies. I'm a prime example that age and motherhood doesn't matter – it's
never too late to pursue your dreams! Go for it! Remember it's your passion and
no one else. Thank you for reading, I hope I touched someone heart to believe
in themselves again!!
Photo
credits
Photographer: Emex Focus
Photographer: Steven Robinson
Photographer: Mr caught ya photography
|
I love modeling it's
my passion. I love to dress up in all the clothing types, wear the makeup and
getting my hair done. It just makes me
feel beautiful When I walked in the Model
of the year competition, although I did not win, I had the most votes which boosted
up my confidence. I would have won if it
was judged by the vote but I was first in the finals so I say I made second
place. My beautiful smile and eyes were
noticeable and my height and personality made a big difference in favor. The most challenging thing about modeling is
the auditioning process. One must be
picked up among many beautiful girls and there is also the fear of possible
fall while walking down the runway.
|
My name is Sani
Binta. I live in NYC but born and
brought up in plateau state Nigeria by a Muslim dad and Christian mom, I was
raised by my maternal grandparents with no Idea of what my father looks like
until I was 15 years old. I get more
compliments about my look. I know
however that my look doesn't define me.
I have a deep passion for humanity.
I am happy when people around me succeed. People expect you to maintain your figure and
your look, year after year. That can be
challenging. I believe that beauty
should start inside first.
My favorite modeling
experience would be the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week NYC. Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week is an industry event. IMG Fashion provides a live stream schedule of
runway shows and premiere fashion content that enables accredited and
non-accredited media to cover shows and create content-rich posts and articles. This is glamorous and I enjoyed the exposure.
|
I am a model on a
mission to inspire aspiring models and break barriers in the industry.
My beauty works from
inside/out. It is not from the outside in. When I walk on a runway I walk with
intent purpose to sell a garment, to create a scene, to bring to life an
imagination of what’s possible while doing a photo-shoot. I want people to know
I was born to do this. I was created for such a time as this. Every life I come
across, I am engaged with that person, in that moment and nothing else matters,
it is my sincerest desire and prayer that I’ve imparted something great, so my
legacy and memories will last long after I leave my earthly home. I love God,
our heavenly creator more than anything in life. I live for love and for love I
live!
The runway and cameras are my canvases and when I open myself up to the
universe I get out of the “modeling box” so many try to put you in. I’m going
to continue to paint this beautiful canvas the way I want it. I love art and
fashion, and the fact that modeling is an art form that brings me so much
happiness because I get to create art every day! I love teaching aspiring
models the politics and business of the entertainment industry. I love guiding
them with their careers and helping them avoids pitfalls in the industry. At
the end of the day it’s music to my ears when I hear an aspiring model say
“Because of you, I didn’t give up.”
It is hard to identify the pretentious individuals in the industry that claim
to be who they aren’t. It’s also challenging to be a model in the south where
they don’t pay models enough for a day’s work. People only see the glamorous
side of modeling: There’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes and it can be
more exhausting than a 9-5 job. Without models, the show can’t and will not go
on, yet most models are at the bottom of the totem pole when it comes to
budgets. You have to learn how to trust people in this industry, yet still set
healthy boundaries for those who aren’t trusts worthy. I strongly dislike the
“cattiness” of the business. Some girls/women are so insecure or self-absorbed
that they are constantly trying to compete against the next model for fortune
and fame. Or to be the next “It Girl”. There’s enough work out here for
everyone to eat, so it’s not necessary. Jealousy and envy are two of the
ugliest character traits I’ve ever seen and can be detrimental to one’s
professional and personal life. It’s also a challenge for an African American
model in the industry to break barriers. (Racism and Sexism still exists in this
industry). Last, but definitely not least, trying to find that work/life
balance and still be the best mom, friend, sister, daughter and wife I could be
is a constant struggle and juggle.
My favorite modeling
experience would have to be my runway experience from
"Consciously Beautiful"
and the "Lipstick Monologues" with the beautiful creator and founder
Ardre Orie of I love Me Magazine. She’s an author of two books “I am enough”
and Consciously “Beautiful.” Her mission is also my mission and movement: To
empower women and change the definition of what society defines as beautiful.
|
I am a cosmetologist,
and a very outgoing creative person. I always wanted to be a part of the
modeling industry, whether it was being a model or behind the scenes. I love to
travel, socialize and meet new people. Most
people compliment me on my facial features, my eyes and high cheek bones. Some
say I have an exotic Asian type look, when actually it's my Native American
descent that accent my features.
My favorite and most
memorable modeling experience is whenever I am the finale model for the
designer's collection, which symbolizes the signature piece of their line. As
the finale model I close the line and have the honor to walk with the designer
to close their showcase.
What I love about
modeling are the photo shoots and runway. During a shoot you and the
photographer become one, creating the most creative memory ceased in
time, captured for a lifetime. What I love about runway is my ability to bring
the designer's creation to life, from their thoughts, to a sketch, to the
runway with my distinct stride. I also admire the connections, networking and
friendships that you build and create along your journey.
Some of the challenges
for me about modeling are the stereotypes and boundaries that try to limit my
ability to excel in the career path I have chosen. I believe that there is a
place in this industry for all types of models, no matter your size,
height, or age as long as you exceed the expectation of the audition.
|
Danielle Mitchell,
known to the modeling world as Elmira Jones was born Jan. 2, 1991. She has a smile that can lights up a room. She was born and raised in Maryland. She has an eclectic personality with an
amazing work ethic and energy. She
always brings a great atmosphere to her shoots! The second of four children and
born to two pastors, Ms. Jones has a great respect for family and faith. She has always had an entrepreneurial spirit
and has recently become the owner of "The Veil LLc.", a mobile salon
based in Maryland. There is never a dry
moment in her life, juggling a career in modeling, being a hairstylist, and
last but, not least a mother of four intelligent little young men! Elmira`s
goal is to build and establish strong ongoing professional relationships within
and out of the fashion industry and to create an impact that you will never
forget.
I am a warrior who
believe that where I`m going is most certainly better that where I`ve
been! Modeling for the launch of gospel
artists Karen Clark Sheard`s clothing line/ women`s event was an amazing
experience for me. What I like about
modeling is the wide range of beautiful experiences that one can encounter,
whether it`s the people, the place, the clothes, the income, and the list goes
on and on.
Hair: Dark Brown Eyes:
Brown Ethnicity: American Height: 5"7 Bust: 34 B Waist: 26" Hips:
36" Inseam: 34" Shoe:7.5 Dress: 2-4 Pants:2-3
Video: Behind The Camera: Danielle
Shot & Edited by
Xfactor for Xavier Jacobs Video and Photography
Model: Danielle
Music by Trey Songz titled Cake
|
I
am multi-faceted and bold. I believe everyone has an awesome purpose only known
through one's passion. What one is truly passionate about is what their purpose
on Earth is. I like becoming a living
piece of art. Who says art can only exist on pages or walls? Those are merely
two place to observe art. Everyone
tells me they like my hair short instead of long because they like to see my
face. My biggest challenge with modeling is not being able to do it full time ... if I had it my way, I would model full time. I enjoy modeling so much! I eat, sleep, and
live it every day, but there is this thing called life that I have to live when
the photo shoot or show is over!
|
Throughout my entire
modeling experience working with Frieda Bailey, Vice President of Operations at
Ralph Lauren was one of the best modeling experiences of my modeling career.
Being able to walk for Belk/Ralph Lauren during the Runway Show was amazing.
I'm 6'1 and I played
basketball on scholarship at Shaw University and graduated with a degree in
Criminal Justice. Two years later I begin modeling. First show I participated in
was Women's Empowerment here in Raleigh over 5,000 people attended this live
event. I also did a few runway sessions with the amazing Alva Page. Within the
first two sessions I had learned to rip the runway. In my spare time I love
spending time with my son Isaiah....mommy life is amazing. I also like to turn
up in the gym and I enjoy the Ready2Dance class that I attend at the local YMCA
where I'm a dance choreographer. I give thanks to the inspiration of
Marcus..the lead choreographer. Being
able to grace the runway like I own it is one of the greatest things I like about
modeling
|
Trina Atiliu Akol
I can walk down the street and have girls share their story of how I inspired
them to be comfortable in their own skin regardless of their complexion, given
the fact that I too struggled with that before.
The simple fact that other people can relate to my story and take
something positive out of it is what I personally consider my favorite
experience.
It’s not just
about the runway and the fancy clothes, sometimes it’s also a representation
of one's cultural identity, so the next
time you see a model that strikes you on the catwalks, give them the benefit of
not just finding out who they’re wearing which most of the time just shines the
light on the designer, look them up to find out more about theme, where they’re
from, what's their story (everyone has one).
Models are one of the most overlooked group of people.
What strikes me most about modeling is the fact
that you meet a lot of different personalities with different cultural
backgrounds. I just like the diversity
of the whole industry and also the glitz and glamour of it all. Also the fact
that you can transform to a completely different person through makeup manipulation,
hair and clothes. When all is said and done, the fashion industry can
be brutal and it’s not just all glitz and glamour but rather an emotional
roller coaster that can take toll on a model, the traveling, living from one
hotel to the other, the constant castings and sometimes the rejection. In addition to that, agencies and also the
designers sometimes do have unrealistic and mostly unattainable standards for
the models especially when it comes to size and weight. It puts so much pressure on the models which
can sometimes affect their body image and eventually their health. You’d be surprised that models are perceived
to be the most confident yet are also
the most self conscious people when it comes to their bodies, it’s a double
edged sword. Also sometimes it can be
hard to get gigs for models of color given how a large portion of the industry
has a preference of European standard of beauty, the classic blonde hair blue
eyes. Unfortunately not everyone can fit that definition, especially if you’re
on the other end of the spectrum, the classic nappy hair and big lips J.
People compliment my skin a lot, how it’s very
dark and smooth and all but it's funny because before while I was growing up, it
used to be an object of constant ridicule from my classmates and I loathed it, I
even went to the extreme of bleaching my skin at some point, but after learning about the long term
side effects and generally just working on my self esteem and confidence I
learned to wear it with pride and not as a badge of shame. I also get compliments on my smile J.
|
Janine Tondu is currently ripping runways in New York City and
striving to claim her spot amongst the elite runway models in Paris, Milan, and
London. In the long run, She seeks to
help bring about more diversity in the fashion world. Besides her hair, people admires her eyes
which she says is a window to her soul.
I am a very driven person and absolutely admire other individuals with
passion in their work, it inspires me. I also am very fond of art, the whole
creativity process warms my soul. So far
I love that there is no consistency. Everything is always different so you
hardly ever know what you're walking into. I also love that as a very contained
person, it allows me those few moments to really shine. I enjoy pretty much everything I've done so
far. I have only recently started to take modeling seriously and have found
that each production, photo shoot, runway has contributed to many of the new
ventures into modeling I love. Everyone
is different, the setting is always different, so researching from whatever
information you get is definitely the key.
|
Designers spends
sleepless nights creating garments and envisioning their wearable art in photo shoots
and in runway shows. As a model, I am very honored to help express their
vision! It's a great feeling, the
artistic expression that I convey to my audience as a model.
My favorite modeling experience was traveling
to France and walking in Tiffany's Fashion Week Paris! In 2010, I also attended
college while abroad in Paris and absolutely loved the city! Being able to
model their was a very fulfilling experience!
I would like my audience to know that I am a very humble, gracious and welcoming person and not as bourgeoisie and inapproachable as I may seem. A lot of people get the wrong idea about me in regards to my persona & it gets in the way of what could be awesome friendships / relationships!
|
Thuma
@ Fashion Week Brooklyn (Oct. 2014)
|
VANZEL MAC
Doing
photo shoot at the beach and in the studios as well as doing catwalk
moves at fashion shows are my favorite modeling experiences. I always
crave for challenging pictures and body language arts. It's such a good
feeling to be myself in front of the camera posing and wearing
designers clothing.
Having
to send a message for every photo using social media takes time but fun
and challenging in same time. Modeling requires that I stay fit by
working out and eating healthy. I love to be around my family and
friends joking and partying and just being in good spirits. Modeling is
the most beautiful part of art, interestingly daring and captivating,
to me it's enigmatic because there's lots to it than it seem. When it's
in you, it is effortless and stress-free.
|
The
Model Jenelle Yearwood is well known for her noticeably softer
smoother, more radiant natural hair and skin. She receives a lot of
compliments about her hair and questions about the fragrances she uses.
She enjoyed working with an upcoming designer named Nathaniel white
because She loved his designs and he made his fashion show very creative
and fun. Jenelle Yearwood is a hard worker and likes trying new things.
She just published her first children's book and is working on making
an even better one by using the experience she gained to her benefit.
Here is the link to the book: https://www.createspace.com/4939140
I
like this thrill of being on stage because I'm very shy and it helps to
build my confidence, and I like dressing up also. When asked about what
is challenging in modeling, she replies that It's can be challenging
sometimes finding the right person to work with because I had a lot of
bad experience with photo-shoots where I was promised pictures and never
got them. Jenelle Yearwood is ready for a BIG-TIME commercial modeling. rumbafrica.com is recommending this model to the fashion industry.
|
Chrystal Washington
was filmed for legendary fashion show and films. this was definitely a huge
opportunity that she was honored to be a part of. She doesn't just model for the fun of it, but
She does it because She wants to someday be at a level in her career
where She has the tools to give other young women the opportunity to
fulfill their dreams in becoming a supermodel!
What She truly like
about modeling, is that one has the ability to control how far they want
to take their career! You can travel the world, be featured in a countless
number of magazines, films, music videos, etc. You control your flexibility.
|
Modeling has put me
in the position to meet some amazing people.
Appearing on love &hip hop NY is a prove that hard work pays. I love what I do even though it is a big challenge
to manage oneself. I appreciate all
support that I get from my audience. I
enjoy the compliments photographers make about my eyes and legs.
|
Established
Make-up Artist and print model in Montreal Canada, Eyinga Johanna has the artistic integrity and professional reputations. Her intrinsic make-up capabilities is
celebrated on the runway. She is devoted
to the beauty, both inside and outside. She likes modeling and taking care of
herself. The result of her workout in
the gym is noticeable and has generated buzzes.
Whether you seek to enhance your personal life or beauty, she is
resourceful.
|
|
|
|