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Category: Models
Model: Sherica Maynard
Model: Shemmai Torres
Model: Mariette Valsan
Ex-Model and Entrepreneur: Kimora Lee
Model: CHARMLYN CARELSE
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Eddie Murphy’s daughter, Bria Murphy.
Model recognition
Arlenis Sosa was recognized by the Dominican President Leonel Fernandez as a youth treasure for her philanthropic work.
Beauty Queen, Model and Actress: Ruth Amelia Ocumárez Apataño
Born and raised in Santo Domingo, Ocumárez became a celebrity in her nation by becoming the first woman of predominantly African heritage to represent the Dominican Republic at Miss Universe. Due to her dark complexion and personality, she was given the nickname “La Diosa de Ébano” (The Ebony Goddess) by the Dominican public and press.
Eartha Kitt, Jayne Kennedy and Freda Payne
The beauty Of Color
Liya Kebede
Beauty comes in all Shades
Faces
colors that floats
models
Arlenis
Anchal Joesph
Casual wear
Show stopper
Naomi Sims on the August 1973 cover of Cosmopolitan.
Ophelia DeVore, the pioneering former model
http://youtu.be/HQOIWq-ItpM
Ophelia DeVore, the pioneering former model who went on to open a legendary modeling agency and a school for people of color, on why she took her business international. The video is by the National Visionary Leadership Project which was co-founded by Camille Cosby and Renee Poussaint.
Models and actors who came through her school included Diahann Carroll, Cicely Tyson, Ellen Holly, Richard Roundtree
Ophelia DeVore as a model in the 1940s.
Model: Helen Williams
not just a groundbreaker, she was one of the most successful models of the 1950s and 1960s. Signed to Ophelia DeVore’s modeling agency, she went on to model in advertisements for Kodak, Bulova and countless other brands.
Bethann Hardison
Legendary model agent and Vogue Italia editor-at-large Bethann Hardison is one of the most stunning women we know. It’s no wonder—in the ’60s and 70s, she was a boundary-breaking fashion model!
Donyale Luna (1 January 1945 – 17 May 1979)
was a model and cover girl. She also appeared in several films, most notably as the title character in Salome, a 1972 film by director Carmelo Bene, and several films by Andy Warhol.
In January 1965, a sketch of Luna appeared on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar.She became the first African American model to appear on the cover of British Vogue (March 1966); the photograph was by David Bailey.”
