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All The Beautiful Black Women Who Posed For CoverGirl

CoverGirls: All The Beautiful Black Women Who Made The Brand Iconic

1. Lana Ogilvie

Lana Ogilvie — Source: Getty

Ogilvie was the first black woman to pose as the face of CoverGirl. Her ad campaign launched in 1992.

2. Tyra Banks

Tyra Banks — Source: Getty

Banks followed Ogilvie, appearing in ads in the mid to late 90’s.

3. Queen Latifah

Queen Latifah — Source: Getty

The rapper, actress and producer formulated her own line of cosmetics with CoverGirl, called The Queen Collection.

4. Janelle Monae

Janelle Monae — Source: Getty

Janelle Monae became the face of the brand in 2012.

5. Rihanna

Rihanna — Source: Getty

The “ANTI” signer graced ads in 2009.

6. Issa Rae

Issa Rae — Source: Getty

Rae announced her newest venture with CoverGirl on September 12, confirming that she is the makeup conglomerate’s latest spokesperson.

7. Brandy

Brandy — Source: Getty

Brandy appeared in ads beginning in 1999.

8. Paula Patton

Paula Patton — Source: Getty

The actress posed for the brand in 2011.

9. Eva Marcille

Eva Marcille — Source: Getty

After winning “America’s Next Top Model,” Marcille snagged a contract with CoverGirl.

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