Models
Popular Fashion Nova model Jodie Joe (real name Yodit Yemane) called out the fast-fashion retailer on Instagram over her "slave contract. "I've invested so much time and energy into a company that hates us/me," she wrote.
The model moved to one of the most expensive cities in the world with just $6000 in her pocket.
Model Chanel Iman was inspired by motherhood to get involved with the "Smile Train" - a non-profit dedicated to “transforming the lives of babies born with cleft lip and palate.”
Following Tuesday night's Verzuz, Melyssa Ford recalled working with Jadakiss on the "Knock Yourself Out" video set.
She has since modeled for Saks Fifth Avenue’s newest designer Fe Noel, Universal Standard and Nike.
“I don't feel like there's enough African-American women, enough plus-sized women doing high fashion.”
“There's no better word," she said.
“I do think tech companies should step up and take the initiative to combat the issues surrounding body image," said Majors.
"Wouldn’t I have to lose like a hundred pounds or something,” she asked the photographer who first suggested she try modeling?
Amarachi Odinma-Maduka’s path to the entertainment industry began in a church pew. While in church one Sunday morning, she was approached by an agent who was struck by her beauty.
Nana Malone noticed the lack of representation in book modeling, so she decided to become one.
Jalisa Mosby entered a modeling competition in the mall and landed an agent that led to e-commerce and regional runway work. Now she is a contestant on The Thick House and owns a lash company that supports children's causes.
