Xoai Pham

Xoài Phạm is a trans woman descended from a long legacy of warriors, healers, and shamans. Her work is about expanding our collective imagination and creating possibilities for all of us to be limitless. As a storyteller, she is working on several screenplays about the life-saving sisterhood of trans women of color. Her creative work is informed by many years in movements for justice. When she&#39;s not working, you&#39;ll find her in the ocean where she belongs.

Jordan Galloway

Jordan’s a journalist whose work as an editor gave her an up-close look at the lack of representation in mainstream media and marketing. It fueled her desire to become part of a community making modeling more realistic. Two of her other passions are teaching Pilates and playing basketball.&nbsp;

Rita Bunatal

Rita Bunatal identifies as a Ghanaian-Kenyan American, a Pan-African womanist, an activist, and is the founder of Malaika Collective, a Pan-African Lifestyle Brand. She was named Future of Ghana 30 Under 30 Pioneer in 2019. Through her brand, she hopes to change and reshape the dominant narrative surrounding Africa. As a black woman, Rita learned the importance of representation from a young age and hopes to serve as a form of representation to young, plus size Black/African women. Rita also holds a B.S. in Communication Management and Design with a Corporate Communications focus and minors in African Diaspora studies &amp; Communication studies

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.

Maureen Nicol

Maureen is a teacher, doctoral student, organizer, single mom and model. Her research interests center how Black girls view themselves and the world. Maureen embodies this concept by creating in front of the camera in order to push boundaries and narratives, so people understand that Black women and girls are not one dimensional, but indeed hold multitudes

Kira Conley

My name is Kira Conley, I&#39;m based in NYC and&nbsp;I’ve been in the fashion industry for a decade working for editorial fashion as in L’Officiel, Vanity Fair, CR Fashion Book, and more.&nbsp;&nbsp;As well as recently working with more beauty brands like Tom Ford in 2023.&nbsp;&nbsp;In 2016 I shared in a WWD Model Call interview my public&nbsp;story on being a transgender woman.&nbsp;&nbsp;I grew up mostly in Montana/Arizona before pursuing modeling and have always had a like minded eye for personal artistic endeavors like painting, photography, and art history

Molly Tellekson

Molly Tellekson is a Brooklyn-Based model and photographer. She moved to New York in 2012 to earn her BFA in Acting from NYU Tisch. She discovered her love of modeling shortly after graduating, and through working in the fashion industry rekindled her love of photography. In both areas she is passionate about bringing authenticity and genuine moments to pictures. When she&#39;s not in front of or behind a camera, Molly can be found cooking delicious vegan food, finding as much nature as she can in the city or filling up her phone camera roll with pictures of her cat.

Grace Edwards

Grace is a queer artist and model based in NYC. From photo assisting, to style assisting, to production, Grace dreams of creating spaces where everyone feels seen. Often described as calm, she believes getting to know yourself is the first step to a loving future.