Miko Tiu-Laurel

<p style="margin: 0cm; color: #222222; text-decoration-color: initial; font-family: Calibri, sans-serif;"><span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">&quot;Miko Tiu-Laurel is a multimedia interdisciplinary artist/creator who was born and raised in the Philippines. The Filipino-Chinese creative moved to New York in 2014 to attend College with a focus in the fine arts and creative writing. Miko loves long walks, scenic runs, a good dance, and karaoke.&quot;</span></p>

Ady Del Valle

Olya, Somalia, Danusia, Catherine, Bri, Logan, Madeleine O, Diarra, Amanda, Jonzu, Chelsea W, Kaguya, Libby, Seana, Frankie, Marcia, Maria, Francesca, Tito, Yel, Ireland, Sophie, Molly T & Vernon

Olya, Somalia, Danusia, Catherine, Bri, Logan, Madeleine O, Diarra, Amanda, Jonzu, Chelsea W, Kaguya, Libby, Seana, Frankie, Marcia, Maria, Francesca, Tito, Yel, Irel...

Digitals January 2023

<span style="font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 400; white-space: pre-wrap;">Ady De Valle identifies as non binary and is Puerto Rican. They are an activist, speaker, and influencer with 26k followers on Instagram. They are also the founder of The Latinx Creative, a platform dedicated to acknowledging and highlighting Latinx &amp; BIPOC creatives. Ady is a widely recognized and awarded advocate. They’ve been interviewed for featured pieces by Vogue France, DAZED Magazine, TikTok, Milk Makeup, WWD, Now This News SEEN, and more, speaking on inclusion and sharing their story. They were Stonewall Day’s Everyday Heroes Honoree for 2023 Pride Live. Ady is passionate about representing the intersections of their identity.</span>

Amanda Lynn Kim

<span style="font-family: Arial; font-weight: 400; white-space: pre-wrap;">ALK is a photographer and filmmaker born and raised in New York. She recently earned a master’s degree in animation and VFX, adding those skills, alongside producing to her creative toolkit. She strives for her modeling to bring representation and diversity to a variety of media. She’s a fan of all things sci-fi fantasy, potatoes in all its forms, and making people laugh.</span>

Ananya Malagi

Ananya Malagi is an artist and model based in NYC, where she studies Fine Art with a focus in photography, video, and set design. Ananya brings her expression to her outfits and friendships, and is an aspiring film-maker and storyteller. She enjoys writing, cooking, and gardening in her free time, and strongly believes in the power of harnessing your own voice.

Coral Johnson

I am unapologetically queer and solid in my expression. My pronouns are concretely They/Them/Theirs. 25 years of age. My mother is Hispanic and my father is black. I am a trans nonbinary revolutionary creative residing in Brooklyn, New York City. A gorgeous Boi in the making, but I love to flirt with femininity. I am a budding dj/musician in the trans, queer &amp; bipoc nightlife community. I use and honor the southern beats from my auntie’s kitchen to the backyard all the way to the clubs I shouldn’t have been at but have taught me so much in my music and how I carry myself. I also am a licensed body modification artist, providing sterile piercing sessions to my community for over 6 years.

Dylan 

<span style="font-family: Montserrat; font-size: 20px; letter-spacing: 0.4px; text-align: center;">Dylan is a film major from Queens. Inspired by the arts, he’s taken his passion to create and tell stories to highlight his personal struggles with his identity and indigenous roots. He aspires to continue telling stories to inspire and draw attention to overlooked issues in his community.</span>

Dynasty 

Dynasty/Andrew is a non-binary, first generation Vietnamese-American drag artist and fashion editor based in Brooklyn. With years of experience on stage, in front of the camera, and working for major fashion publications, Dynasty is passionate about telling stories focused on identity and expression as a vehicle for connection, empathy, and love.&nbsp;<div><br style="color: #222222; font-size: small; text-decoration-color: initial;" />  </div>

Freddy Jesse Izaguirre

<div style="color: #222222; font-size: small; text-decoration-color: initial;"><p style="margin: 0px;">&nbsp;</p></div><div style="color: #222222; font-size: small; text-decoration-color: initial;"><p style="margin: 0px;"><span style="font-family: Georgia, serif;">Freddy Jesse Izaguirre is an actor, writer, spoken word poet, and activist from El Salvador of Náhuat descent. He grew up in the Pacific Northwest and enjoys being a foodie, rooting for the Brooklyn Nets, running, and artisanal coffee. Currently, he lives in NYC with his partner and their cat, Fifi.</span></p></div>

Gabby Buchan

Gabby is a Métis North American Indian from the Manitoba Métis Federation. Starting her career in fashion at the age of 18, Gabby developed a love for the industry through styling and creative directing. She started seeing fashion as a form of personal expression that went far beyond what the eye could see. Fashion gave her a voice that she uses to promote inclusivity in the representation of Native people all around the world. Now a full time Fashion student at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Gabby shares her love for clothes in front of the camera. As a two time Miss Georgia, she excels in runway, public speaking, and captivating an audience.

Ireland Thompson

<br style="color: #222222; font-size: small; text-decoration-color: initial;" /><span style="color: #222222; font-size: 10pt; text-decoration-color: initial;">Ireland is a creativity geek as well as a model, student, and actress where she attends Temple University (Graduation Fall 2021) and studies Media Studies and production as well as theatre. She loves exploring new art forms and passions and currently has been interested in screenwriting, yoga, and art history. Diversity, equity, inclusion, and opportunity is something Ireland cares about for society, and she aspires to one day be a producer who can create meaningful stories while fighting for the representation that is needed in the film industry. </span>

Jeana Turner

AMERICAN beauty influencer and fashion model, Jeana Turner is a mixture of African American, German, Swedish, Filipino, Cuban, Japanese and Native American. She grew up in foster care, and now gives back as an Alopecia advocate &amp; the CEO/Founder of luxury wig brand Haus Of Anomali. Diagnosed with Alopecia at age 10, Jeana’s modeling career began in childhood. Jeana has a plethora of skills including dance training in jazz, ballet and hip hop, cosmetology, photography and content creation. Jeana finished as the Runner Up in Season 24 of hit modeling series America’s Next Top Model.

Jeremy Myers

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