I
am Youdeline Barthelemy and my stage name is Youdeline Belle. I am a Haitian
American Model based in New Jersey, United States. I specialize in Petite (5’5)
and Body Parts Modeling. I am a beginner model with minimal experience in the
fashion industry as I work toward building my portfolio and expand my network. To
date, I have had a few professional photoshoots with Jamie Cheyenne, JanWes
Cadeau and Reggy Stainfil to name a few. Additionally, I am a brand ambassador
for FNX Fitness and Bellmee (fashion). I am an intelligent, fearless and
spirited aspiring model ready to take the fashion world by storm. I am
available for photo shoots in my hometown of New Jersey; however, I am open for
travel to other US destinations and countries outside of the US. I live and
breathe fashion! I always bring my passion, energy and heart to every project I
work on.
Facebook:
Youdeline Belle. Instagram:
Youdeline.Belle
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My name is Jasmine Shelton. I am from
Louisa, Virginia. I have always been a small-town girl with really big dreams.
I have been modeling since I was 15 years old. I am now 24. In 2015, I had
heart surgery and as a result my perspective on life changed. This was a very
difficult time for me, but it made me appreciate the little things. Also, my
determination, drive, and lust for life just intensified. Most people when they
hear my story are surprised by what I have been through to only be 24 years
old. But I enjoy telling my story because I want people to know my strength and
that through all the pain, I learned there is no obstacle I can’t overcome. I think outside of my full lips, my strength,
and kindness are the most compliments I receive from other people.
After my
surgery, modeling was one of those things I wanted to focus more on and really
strive to be the best I can be. I do enjoy doing photo shoots because the
pictures turn out beautiful but also because great memories can be created with
a photo. I also like to look back at previous photo shoots and see what
improvements I can make in the future. I also enjoy doing fashion shows because
they are always a lot of fun and I usually meet some pretty amazing people. I
think the challenging part about modeling is getting exposure. As I said in the
beginning, I have big dreams, but it can be hard trying to make those dreams
come to fruition in Virginia. I would have to say my favorite modeling
experience was when I did my first magazine photo shoot
on the beach. It was an important moment for me because although I have done
photo shoots before for clothing lines and websites, that was my first magazine
photo shoot. I will always keep that magazine in my house open to my page no
matter how old it gets.
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I am ambitious and a
go-getter. I hope to inspire others with
my light, my personality and my drive! I love being
a part of such a creative and diverse industry. There is always something new
unfolding. Modeling has truly help bring me out of my shell. I have become more
business savvy and have also gained more self confidence. There are many great agencies out there
however there are also agencies that have intentions to scam you and that is
frustrating.
I had the
opportunity to work in New York Fashion week this year and it was such an
extraordinary experience. Being backstage
and prepping for the show was only the beginning! I also had the chance to meet
upcoming models and designers. Networking was essential during that time.
Although I was filled with nerves, I was so grateful to be a part of such a
notable event. Being in this industry
has allowed me to challenge the media's beauty standards. The fashion industry
is always developing in new and intricate ways. One of my goals is to represent
African/ African descent models and empowerment darker tone women- women that
have endure negativity from society. I feel it's time for a change. it's time
to admire and appreciate our deep complexion publicly because we have always
been beautiful people internally and externally and always will be...
To learn more about me visit my social media:
Instagram - OliveBasil_
Facebook- Olive Emerald
Facebook Link - https://m.facebook.com/sunnie.sideup.7
Photo
credits: Frank Siegel Sam Garvin Lisa Marie
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I'm a 26 year old
single mother to a wonderful boy. I began my creative journey as a dancer 15
years ago. I am trained mostly in modern
dance, but I also studied ballet and African styles as well. I decided to start
modeling, because I felt the need to perform, use my creativity, and build a
life for myself outside of having a full-time job and being a full-time parent.
I needed an outlet that would be fulfilling and bring me joy.
My first runway show
last July at Summer Glam 2017 in Columbia, SC. was an impromptu, last min
casting, and I had a blast. The confidence that you develop as you put yourself
out there for the world to see is what I like about modeling but I acknowledge
that making sure your work stands out amongst all of the other models out there
and remaining true to yourself can be challenging.
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After a couple years
of not modeling, I started networking and last year in July, my effort paid
off. I booked a show on my own just by
having a conversation with someone who happened to be in charge of the entire
show known as “Bikini Under the bridge” and he gave me a spot right there! I made friends that became sisters to me and
it also made me realize that I shouldn’t give up on the goals I set for myself
in the fashion industry.
I’m as humble and
down to earth as they come. I know that this is all a blessing for me and I’ll
never change who I am or forget where I came from if I ever make it big. Modeling takes you out of your comfort zone
and challenges you to step to the plate. You either except the challenge or
quit, and I don’t plan on quitting. I also love that you feel like the most
confident person in the world, you literally feel like nothing can stop you and
it’s an adrenaline rush. Always trying
to outdo your previous performance can be stressful. You want to be authentic and not forced and
that takes practice to achieve. If you truly do have a passion for
modeling then you embrace this challenge and take it head on.
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I am a 5’6” print and
runway model who came here from South Sudan as a refugee and all that has made
me who I am today. Our experiences make us who we are whether it is good or
bad. I want to show dark skin women that we are strong, beautiful and
successful. I am one of few African
models in Boston that lifts weights so when I do bikini shoots people are
surprised I guess. I think one of my
favorite experiences modeling was during the 2016 Boston Fashion week with
Shaco Couture with Sharon Cox. That moment when your foot hits that stage and
your heart takes a couple of skips and you realize the camera’s are flashing
people are amazed by the designs and you have this chance to show the people
what you got.
As a model you get to be a part of so much more than just being the face of
something. You begin to represent something more than yourself. I have met some
of the most incredible people as a model and realized that everyone has a story
to share and I like being a part of that.
Modeling or the entertainment industry is a very hard industry to be in
so if you aren’t comfortable in yourself they will tear you apart. So the most
difficult thing is knowing that any mistake you make, people out there are
going to find out about it. “trying not to fall during a show”
Biography
Susan Yen was born
into South Sudan in 1992. She was raised by two culturally different families. Like many Sudanese that have come to this
country seeking refuge, her life changed in 2000 when she came to the United
States and began her life in a small town in New Hampshire. She came into this
country with her Cousin and Uncle in 2000 and her biological parents followed 5
years later. Susan learned English very quickly and learned that in this
country if you ever want something you need hard work and dedications. She has
graduated High School and received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of
New Hampshire in 2015 followed by a position in marketing right after. This Sudanese girl is joining the force that
black women all over the world are creating and that is “our skin is beautiful
and little black girls deserve someone like them to look up to as well.”
Susan’s success will continue to grow in this industry as she continues to
build her dream. She has worked with multiple photographers, featured in many
different magazines and walked the runway for some great designers.
Outside her modeling commitments, Susan draws upon her personal experiences and
the draw to be successful in everything she does. This includes working as a
Marketing Manager, the Hilton and taking the time to volunteer for Habitat for
Humanity.
Instagram: theyengirl
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SusanYenModel/
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SusanYen-Model
Book Susan susan.yen.model@gmail.com Available for shoot, Magazine.
Editorial. Ad, runway & Print Height: 5'6" Bust:34" Waist:
26" Hip:33" Dress: 0-1
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I never wanted to be
a Model because I was always teased and bullied about being skinny then
Modeling found me and here I am loving it.
I love traveling and enjoy the compliments about my lips, eyes and long
legs. My favorite modeling experience is
when I shot the commercial for United colors of Benetton and Seventeen
Magazine.
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Q1. What is your favourite modelling experience?
My favourite
Modelling experience so far was my trip
to ‘’march this year’’ Delhi for the Super model international competition. I
made the top 15 and got special award for best in talent.
Leila Aigbedion represented
the Netherlands at the supermodel international 2016 in India. This competition
was held for the 6th time and has it's headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand.
In 2013, Leila Aigbedion was crowned Miss supranational Netherlands and represented
her country in Belarus. This year she was a top 12 finalist at the miss
Nederland pageant where she made a huge impression on the audience during the
final show. It was a great evening in Delhi , India for supermodel Netherlands
2016, Leila Aigbedion After 1,5 week of preparing in India she did not only
make the top 15 but she also won the miss talent award. This award is given to
the girl who overall made the most impression on the organization and the
people of India. Leila was very popular among the organisation as she was asked
several times to appear for television and gave her opinion on woman right.
For Leila it was her second international pageant where she had the honour to
represent the Netherlands. In 2013 she already went to Belarus for the miss
Supranational pageant. It was again 12 months of beauty that prepared
Leila and gave her the opportunity to go to this competition. It was for
the second time the Netherlands was represented at this great
competition. super model international was won by the lovely and very friendly
miss Malaysia , Josephine Tan.
Q 2. What do you want your audience to know about you?
I am not only a model but also a true pageant queen.
My job on this earth is to inspire, educate and motivate the upcoming youth.
Dreams do come true as long as you believe in it , have faith in yourself.
Q 3. What do you like about modelling?
What I like about modelling is that it’s all about acting, you are trying to
tell a story with a different identity every frame.
Q 4. What is challenging about
modelling?
negative
aspects of modelling include:
- Not getting paid a lot of money at the beginning.
- You may not have work for a few weeks which will also reduce your
finances dramatically.
- You will have to diet all the time to remain trim and healthy.
- You must also make sure you exercise which is negative if you hate
exercising.
- Most of the work involves long hours, lots of standing, and having to
pose for the camera all day.
- It can become boring and tiring depending on the job you are doing and
how often you are needed. You can spend all day on a movie set and only shoot
your scene for an hour.
- Flying every other day and every other week means you have to deal with
jetlag’s
Q 5. What most people compliment you
more for? Example: Your smile or your eyes ...
Most people compliment me for my drive. I am very
determine and I don’t quite easily. I have goals to achieve and those are my
focus. Nothing can stop me I am unstoppable, even if it takes that I go days
without sleep.
Photo credits:
Fireshone (First -Main Picture) Kern Thomspon (Third, fith and sixth pictures) Josepfien Hoekstra (Second picture ) Peter Stigter (Fourth picture)
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I participated in
shows where I enjoyed wearing some super unique pieces from talented fashion
designers. I enjoy getting my hair and makeup done and having the designers
rely on me to make their pieces stand out and pop. To be successful in this industry, you have
to be really strong and conscious of who you are in order to not fall into some
of the traps or compromising situations that you are exposed to. You have to
understand also that the ones you trust, whether it be photographers, mentors,
managers, may not always have your best interest in mind. Being true to yourself is the best thing for
you even though you may not land that cover spread, get the lead part in that
video, get casted for that fashion show, or whatever it is. It saves you from
hard times ahead. I have long legs which
is beneficial especially in volleyball, fashion shoots and shows. I try to
smile at all times which most say it is contagious so I won't complaint about
that.
I have not given up on
my dream. I have embarked on another journey in my life which is family and
consciousness. Previously all I had was myself so a lot of the things I had
done did not include the consideration that I have someone under me who looks
up to me. I always wanted to be known as the one who did what she wanted to do,
not as the industry wanted her to do, and in some instances, the industry wants
you to compromise your values and who you really are. So I decided to take some
time off, re-evaluate what I wanted from the industry and how I can give back
and inspire others who look up to me. I want to pass a good message and set a
better example than I have in the past and be known for that. I see the way the
world works in a clearer view and know what's expected of me as a young Black
female... and who expects it. My goal is to set and exceed my own expectations
and the expectations of my own people. But I am definitely stepping back onto
the scene.
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Tamara Lawrence is a
multitalented actor, model, dancer, writer, and future musician. She started
acting in high school when she joined the Summer Shakespeare Conservatory and
the Guerilla Performance Group at East Side Arts Alliance. During this time she
co-authored two plays entitled From Wrong
to Right, and Once Upon a Town, in
which she starred in as well. Through the Guerilla Performance Group, she
studied under political activist and world renowned author, Amiri Baraka.
After
receiving her Communications degree at Loyola Marymount University, Tamara
moved to the Bay Area to help care for her sick grandmother. Although she
wanted to stay in LA to pursue acting, she sought after opportunities in
entertainment in the Bay Area. While receiving training at Film Acting Bay
Area, she began auditioning for acting, modeling, and dance roles. Tamara has
acted in commercials for Wells Fargo, Kia, Benefit Cosmetics, and 1More
Headphones, and was a supporting character on Discovery’s Wives With Knives. She
has performed in multiple music videos and flashmobs, and has danced with the
SambaFunk! ensemble for three years. She currently stars in the new web series,
The Traffick, and is writing a children’s book based on her family’s experience
care taking for her now deceased grandmother. In addition, she is working on a
reality show with her mother and siblings featuring celebrity interviews,
family friendly events, and their own performances. For up-to-date news on
Tamara, check her out on Facebook under ‘Tamara Lawrence’ and Instagram under
‘tamigreeneyez.’
Tamara
loves to play different characters when she acts, and modeling allows her to do
the same. From southern belle, to blonde bombshell, to all around American
beauty, she can be whoever she wants to be. One of her favorite shoots was when
she got to embody an Egyptian princess at the Palace of Fine Arts in San
Francisco, CA. No matter the competition or rejection, Tamara believes in
herself, which she says is the first step to reaching success. She also cannot
imagine a life without the arts, which makes the hard work all worth it. Tamara
aims to bring enlightenment and awareness in her work, while also entertaining
audiences all over the world
CREDIT: Photographer: Mel
Peters
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Modeling gives me the opportunity to show the world my second language.
I speak with my poses. Every pose gives a new feeling, emotion, and purpose. I work hard in staying in good shape and my
flat stomach is a result of working out and having a right diet. I am blessed with an exotic face features and
nice body shape.
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I get great joy from
making others happy. I am who I am with
my loving spirit and good attitude. I'm
very proud of being different by my personality and vision. What I like about modeling is that it is more
than what meets the eye, there is a story to every photo and it's an art to
portray such versatility. My favorite
modeling experience was when I did a fashion show some time ago for a charity
event , it was so much fun and glamorous!!
The only thing I have
found to be challenging about modeling is ....the nude shoots lol I have not
tried it yet I'm too nervous too.
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It took a lot of hard
work, prayer and dedication to achieve my goal of becoming a model. I love everything about modeling. This includes the cast and calls, the fashion
shows and the photo shoots. My favorite
modeling experience is my all day photo shoot with Calvin Childs, Gregory Maxx
and celebrity designer and model Stevie Boi.
The crew was very professional and I enjoyed the final product.
Credit: Rejean Wilson
Photography
RA Vestal
Calvin Childs
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My Name is Karoon Walljee. Coming from sunny Durban South Africa to
America. I'm a fashion style inspiring model. My main focus in the model world
is high fashion, runway, swimwear, editorial and commercial. I bring a
different kind of mixture and style. I have great personality both on set or
off. I have been modeling for 3 years. I enjoy working with great designers and
photographers. I too enjoy been around other inspiring models. My idol is the
one and only Runway Super Model Naomi Campbell
When I'm not modeling I attend college as nursing student. I have a great
passion to help others in need. I feel that I can make a difference In anyone's
life by lending my hands. My overall goal is to work more with special needs
children in low poverty countries. I can see myself somewhere in the world
making a difference in children's lives.
Apart from that I two have a very creative side. I enjoy painting,
needle work, drawing.
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I'm a well spoke
female with a English accent. I'm very sociable individual. I hold my head up
high but never in an disrespect of being better. Rather a proud African that
has made her way thus far. As we African women that come abroad get put under
the table because some may think we here to just take others opportunities. But
that's not correct we came here to be equal, to show others that anything is
possible if you just believe it.
Modeling lets me be
free to open up and have fun with lens or the audience. It's just a matter of
mind. You have total control. I enjoy creating
a great shoots. I would say however that
for me having a tattoo is challenging. If I could remove it for a top notch
agency that sees beyond my tattoos, I would take the pain and have them removed.
However it something that's part of Karoon and she's beautiful
Most people love my
accent, personality, hair, eyes and smile.
When I tell them I'm from south Africa, most are surprised ,as they
think I'm Spanish. I guess been mixed contributes to the excitement. However it's always delightful to share my
story as Africa has beautiful women which others just undermined or are unaware.
South African Beauty :: Ms
Karoon Walljee
Model Stats
Height:5'9 Weight:140 Bust 34c Waist: 27
Hip:31 Dress:4 Shoe:10 Nationality: South African
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My name is Pretti Cre
and I am a high fashion model. I was born in Columbus, Ohio but raised in
Greenville, NC. I am a retired athlete from playing sports such as basketball,
volleyball, and running track. I started my modeling career first doing
pageants and I grew to love it. I am still a pageant girl and competed in a lot
and won a few titles. Modeling is not a hobby for me, it is a goal that I am
trying to achieve. My desire is to model
for great designers like Ralph Lauren, travel overseas and be a Supermodel
really soon. I am a college graduate from East Carolina University in
Greenville, NC with a Bachelor's of Science in Elementary Education. I love kids
and believe I was put on this Earth to guide and inspire kids that they are our
future. I love what I do, and I am going to continue with God and my family
right with me to reach for the stars and aim to the top with modeling!!!
The first time I got
on a runway at Baltimore Maryland for their fashion week was my favorite
modeling experience. It was about 3 years ago that I was pampered
with Make-Up, my hair was done and I was looking cut. I was very nervous but once I step foot out
on the runway and heard the audience admiring everything about me, I knew I
wanted to continue with modeling and I have grown a lot since!!! I love the atmosphere, meeting new models,
designers, getting myself out there in the fashion industry itself makes me
feel great!! What is funny is I once was
a tomboy who did not like modeling. My only love was basketball and it still it
but now I just love being on a runway rocking some hot designs, and being in
commercials, magazines and would love to do more.
Modeling may look easy but
it is really a lot of work and dedication for this job!! Sometimes I do too much but do not get
compensate enough for my services. There have been times I had to travel and
not get appreciated for my time. I wish
that people would appreciate those models that strive and go out of their way
to make them look great. I however get
complimented on a lot because... I am over 6 foot so the first thing I get
noticed by is my long, big, legs because of my strive when I hit a runway. Also
my eyes, because I do have big eyes and my facial structure because Make-up
artist can do so much to my skin. My
high cheek bones and "Trya Banks" forehead. I am very lean and can fit just about
anything. That is a A+ for me!!!
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I get complemented
on my eyes a lot, which I think is silly, they almost look like they have no
iris. I guess that could make them a bit more piercing and expressive; and
every color goes with black. My first
studio shoot was memorable. It was so
clean and the team was so inviting. I still keep in contact with those people
after 5 years. They were just so great and I've worked with them since. Modeling is only a career for few, but a job
for many. I actually just want to enjoy pursuing a job in marketing and possibly
working for a video game company, or if I'm lucky: fashion marketing. The one thing I absolutely love about
modeling is backstage or behind the scenes. I have a knack for getting really
silly or excited, jumping around, and making jokes. Helping other models get
pumped up and telling them how awesome they look, those smiles are important to
me and makes me all the more excited that I get to do this.
The most challenging
thing about modeling might be body image. That's just the obvious choice, but
when people find out that you model, it's like they change how they see you.
Some people think it's a way of losing my identity and conforming to social normality.
Other people suddenly think you're untouchable and won't be your friend. Then
there are some who think you'll do anything to get ahead, like completely
breaking and going against my comfort zone, to be honest, that is the furthest
from the truth.
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I had the pleasure of
shooting with Kevin Mark Pass in South Africa. It was my first International
shoot and he made me so comfortable. The ultimate experience was really the
South African culture, from nightlife to the 'games' (wildlife). That modeling experience
was definitely my favorite. If only I
could blink and take a picture. Everyone was so welcoming, and willing to share
their food, music and art...rather different than NYC's state of mind.
What I love about
modeling is that you get the opportunity to portray someone else, take a
different character. I especially love that runway allows me to be fierce. I
don't get to do that very often off stage so when I do, I rock it out. People always mention my legs as the feature which stands out most to them. I've had photographers say "you're 3/4
legs". My personal challenge with
being a professional model was dealing with racism. While many would think it
doesn't exist, it does. It was so odd for me because I never experience it in
my home country- Jamaica. Our saying is "Out of Many One People"
after all, so naturally we don't dwell on skin color. Outside of that it’s a
great means of building self-confidence which is needed for just about any
situation life throws at us. I'd want my audience
to know that I'm so much more than what I post. I'm so focused on honing
myself, my brand, my company and my life, I don't find time to post these
things.
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I have been modeling
for quite some time now and I have a background in business marketing. I
recently opened my own modeling business teaching models how to become a brand.
(The Model Knowledge Group) My main focus is to change the modeling industry
for the better and to open more doors for models. My experience includes a trip to Europe where
I lived for almost a year modeling. I
love traveling and exploring different cultures. I was able to do what I love and also
experience a different continent.
One of the things I
like about modeling is traveling. Another is when doing a photo-shoot I like
changing into different characters. You never know who you will be. Rather it’s
shooting a dramatic look or a soft beauty look.
However, There are so many things challenging about modeling. I am sure
most would say rejection. I believe the biggest challenge is insecurity this is
a secret that most models do not tell. Underneath all the smiles and makeup
models are the most insecure people ever. There is so much competition and you
are judged based off your looks. It can really change your perception of
yourself. I have gotten through it because I would do meditation and yoga. I
was able to cope with myself and now not only am I a better model but I am
better person.
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My favorite modeling experience was when I went to Paris France to walk in Tiffany McCalls Paris Fashion Week Event. It was amazing! I met wonderful people and visited the most beautiful place of all the Eiffel Tower.
What I want my audience to know about me is that I am very fun to be around. I carry myself with an air of confidence not an air of cockiness. I' m comfortable within myself loving the way I look and being happy.
What do I like about modeling! I enjoy the benefits of being able to rock out in a designers garment! I have been so many characters from a African Princess to a Black Widow to a 1950s pinup girl. Its the art that these designers create that allow me to be another person for a few hours lol. I also got to meet some great models along my journey which includes; Love Tucker, Eli Joseph, Mateo Manning, Russell Lewis, Rico King, Scott Bernard, Venus Wonderland & Zoe Cross!!
The challenging part of modeling is everyone wants to be a model because it looks glamorous, but what you see is not what it is all the time. Most models don't get paid enough, have to diet / healthy eating to stay trim, there's long hours standing or posing in front of the camera. This industry is filled with rejection.
Most models make it because its what we love to do. When you love it the challenges are nothing! Most people complement me on my legs which I really do not think is that long lol. My smile and they say I carry this aura when I walk into a room..which again is my confidence.
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Ripping the runway! It's an exhilarating feeling and the Adrenaline Rush is simply amazing. The ability to be transformed into different characters, represent different brands would be among the reasons why I enjoy modeling. I would say the thing that makes me happiest about modeling would be being able to meet different individuals and being able to exchange ideas and concepts. Everyone who currently follows and will follow me in the future should know that I am a vibrant Ray of sunshine. I try my ultimate best to be overly positive and level headed at all times. I am very strong minded and confident. Respectful and encouraging because a little encouragement can go a long way. Most people say that my lips and smile are by far my most beautiful features. In my opinion my eyes and my cheekbones are the best...oh yea and my butt.
However, the most challenging part of modeling is knowing how to market yourself. How to get yourself out there to the masses of companies, agencies, networks and people who
would love for you to be a part of what they are doing.
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I am a unique,
positive, an humble young woman who love to take a fashion designer
vision and
bring it to life in order to amaze an audience.
I love dressing up and putting
make up on. Modeling just make me feel
good inside in outside as it build a strong
character within myself. My favorite modeling experience would be year
2011 at central
park when posing for Photograph Orrin. The cause was " The environmental
scenery"
I took pictures standing
on rocks, leaning against different stone walls just adapting and
posing in
different styles.
Calming myself down before
a fashion show is challenging because I'm always wondering
what the audience may say or
if they like my look in the designer outfit.
At the end of the
fashion show, Most people complement me about my eyes,
smile, natural look, my height,
shape, lips and personality.
I have 2 kids that I
love dearly. I wish the best for them. I love people and I socially love
dancing, singing, modeling, helping homeless children, making positive change in
my
society and see my peers happy.
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Modeling is something
that I exceedingly love to do and want to see it turn into a career, so I enjoy
every minute of it. But if I had to choose one favorite experience, I would say
that my favorite experience to date was when I walked in Fashion Week Brooklyn
this past March. Seeing myself strut my stuff on the runway in a couture black
long gown, and top it off, holding a Chihuahua, was very amazing!!
I want my followers to
know that if you have a dream that you want to accomplish, don't let negativity
and/or lack of confidence stand in your way. If you want something, go get it!!
I intend to work my way to the top and make modeling a career of mine, but it's
definitely not an easy road. I love the runway, I love it so much that I would
love to see myself once in Paris or Milan, but considering my size and height
it may not happen, but it doesn't mean that it's impossible. I'm gonna work
hard and do what I have to do to get as far as I want to get.
Modeling, unlike
regular jobs, you don't necessarily need a diploma or a degree to get into it
or do it....lol (just trying to be funny). But seriously, I enjoy the fact that
there are opportunities for models of different heights, sizes, ethnicities,
ages, etc. It's not just balled down only to the standard agency model type.
This industry has a
lot of rejections before you get one 'YES', You'll have to hear a whole bunch
of 'NOs'. It can lead to a model thinking that he/she doesn't have the look
that is searched for or probably he/she isn't good enough for the jobs that
you'd kill for and you know that would change your life.
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Some of our dancers are involved in modeling. Rumbafrica performs in special events requiring use of models for fashion show with music, beauty show with African music and models to promote products. For your special events, you should specify if you need music only, music with dancers or music and models.
In white dress, Iro, Miss Lagos State - Nigeria. She is a UMASS-Boston graduate and She is a church going girl. In swimsuits, from Sierra Leon, Miss Jinna dances and models. She is going to nursing school.
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We have provided this platform to allow women with talent to
showcase their beauty and culture usingmusic, dance and modeling. This
is one of the way to serve humanity by giving back to the communities
and realize talent dreams.
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