Amira Natanne

Amira is originally from southeastern Louisiana. She moved to New York in 2015 to pursue a degree from NYU in medicine and bioethics. Upon finishing her degree, she began working in fashion and has experience as a commercial, runway, and showroom model. She&#39;s an avid traveler, she dj&#39;s, works with  acrylic, oil, and watercolor art, and enjoys cooking and baking in her spare time.

Ashley Tobias

More than anything else, I am a mother of two incredible kids! Laughing with them is my happy place. I’m passionate about teaching the next generation to be humanitarians and activists, and creating a positive change in something as influential as fashion is why I’m here.

August 

August spends their free time gardening and exploring new york with their dog, Frank. They&#39;re passionate about queer representation and want everyone to be able to see themselves in media

Chelsea Werner

Chelsea Werner is a champion gymnast and model with down syndrome. She has won the Special Olympics US National Championships four times, and is a two-time defending World Champion, hoping to continue her streak in her third World Gymnastics Championships this September. As a viral social media influencer, with 268k followers on Instagram and 72k on Facebook, she shares her messages of positivity, diversity, hope, and inclusion, inspiring others to go for their dreams and not take no for an answer. Werner has taken the fashion industry by storm. In the last year alone, she has modeled for Google Shopping, Microsoft, Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, L’Oréal, Crocs, Keranique, Lightbox Diamonds, and Women’s Best.

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.

David Alan Madrick

A Queens-bridge, NYC native, David relocated to LA from NYC where he trained and worked theatrically. He made his TV debut as Dr.Collins on ABC show “Blackish” and recently as Jay on hit BET+ &nbsp;drama &nbsp;“Ruthless&quot;. David aspires to inspire black youth in his community to embrace their unique dreams.

Frances Coombe

Frances Coombe has left an indelible mark on the fashion industry over the course of his 14-year career. He was scouted in Toronto at the age of 16, where he was quickly awarded the P&amp;G award for &#39;best new face&#39; and made his runway debut for Marc Jacobs. Frances gained the attention of top photographers Miles Aldridge, Ellen Von Unwerth, Hedi Slimane, along many others, displaying an ability to effortlessly transform in front of the camera. A muse to New York icon, Norma Kamali for over a decade, she describes him as &#39;the chameleon&#39;. He has amassed an impressive portfolio of editorial work for publications including Vogue, i-D, and Harper&#39;s Bazaar. He has been a favorite on the runways for Saint Laurent, MiuMiu, and Gucci.&nbsp;In 2022 Frances came out as a gay trans man, and continues to captivate audiences not only through his modeling, but acting as well.&nbsp;

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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.

Jessica Hoppe

Jessica Hoppe is a Honduran/Ecuadorian author, model, and creator of @NuevaYorka, a social media blog with 40k followers inspired by the vibrant Latinx culture and community on the streets of New York. She began her career on social media, and has since been featured on ABC News and HBOMax. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Vogue, Paper, Refinery29 and more. She is a frequent and popularly sought out speaker for podcasts and panels, both instructional and motivational, on issues related to identity, addiction, and recovery. Jessica is a board member of Time of Butterflies, non-profit supporting families through domestic abuse recovery. She is currently writing her debut memoir, First In the Family, which is forthcoming in 2024 from Flatiron. It was her lifelong dream to become an author, and she shares her journey via social media, hoping to pull the curtain back on what it takes to land a book deal outside the so-called “traditional” pathways. Through her work, she advocates for underrepresented voices, and supports aspiring writers.

Kanou Dia-Traore

I am a first-generation Senegalese-Malian-American born in Queens and raised in Jersey City. I&#39;ve always felt called to continue to evolve in the modeling industry. After years of studying Anthropology and Africana Studies while discovering my passions in yoga, reiki, and meditation, I decided to answer the call and pursue modeling as a full-time career. Now it’s my time to shine and live in my truth, being, and authenticity.

Kiana Yubitani

Standing out with&nbsp;her unique blend of Japanese and Black heritage, Kiana Yubitani&#39;s journey into modeling began with a chance encounter while strolling down the vibrant streets of Harajuku. Beyond the photoshoots, you can find her writing her next research study on the complexities of political science and international affairs.&nbsp;She is a captivating force, fusing culture, intellect, and artistic finesse in a way that sets her apart in a league of her own.

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