Model: Fatima Siad

August 17, 2012Written by sola rey

Personal Quotes: I don’t want to be known as ‘Baby Iman. I want to make a name for myself.

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With Supermodel Iman below

Ralph Lauren charity dinner in Paris.

In Morocco

With her mother below

With her grand mother below

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