Alexa Zaro

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 &amp; Vernon

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...

New Work December 2022

Alexa Zaro is a singer, songwriter, and model. She has been writing and performing since the age of 10. She plays the piano, guitar, and mandolin. In her spare time, you’ll find her thrifting, meditating in the park, reading birth charts, and doing her Kermit The Frog impression. Spirituality and her studies in Buddhism have been driving forces in Zaro’s self discovery. She puts passion and heart into everything she does. Love is at the forefront of it all!

Anzie Dasabe

Anzie is a multi-hyphenate Cameroonian-American artist born and raised in Texas. At age 9 she began pursuing modeling locally. Through her persistence and passion she broke into the New York market. Outside of modeling she released her debut EP Apt 4b in 2020 and is set to release another in 2024. In her free time she enjoys hand building things out of clay, writing prose, going to concerts, and strumming along to the guitar.

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.

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. Werner has taken the fashion industry by storm.

Cherry Jaymes

Cherry Jaymes is a first generation Liberian-American. She is a nonbinary trans woman with a background in musical theatre, cosmetology and baking. Through social media, she has blossomed into modeling which she wants to use to normalize trans people in the media and advocate for civil rights issues.

Danusia Garrison

<div style="font-family: tahoma, sans-serif; font-size: small;">I want to represent older women who are cool, confident, and empowered. The fear of getting older is linked to a fear of losing one&#39;s power. By breaking the cycle of false stereotypes which represent young woman solely as objects and older women as cartoonish caricatures, we tell all women that their true power is available&nbsp;right now, and the best is yet to come</div><div style="font-family: tahoma, sans-serif; font-size: small;"> </div>

Erika Belle

I come from a long line of people who were dancers. I’m  most known for being the original dancer with Madonna. I’m less known as her first clothing designer; black net clothing and those shredded bows in the hair are all my fault. My apologies. I have an advanced degree in education. I’m a Reiki healer and my ‘party trick’ skills are that I can West Sumatra style ‘plate dance’ (Tari Piring) and sing the ‘Ride of the Valkyrie’ soprano vocal part from Die Walküre Opera by Wagner.

Gina-Sophia Zamudio

Originally from Los Angeles, Gina-Sophia is a unique soul that brings a fresh perspective and energy to every set. She is inspired by old school beauty icons and the strong women in her family.

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.

Ireland Thompson

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.

Jjanga Horne

As a mother of two kids and three pups, Jjanga finds most of her days very eventful. This hasn’t stopped her one bit, her energy and tenacity is strong. In just less than a year she completely quit her past career to chase her dream of being a model and happened to become an influencer in the process of it! She’s got a goofy personality and loves to meet new people and make lasting connections.

Kamila Hoe

Kamila is a dancer, creative producer, and speaker based in New York. She advocates for self love, body confidence, and rewriting outdated stories. Her community, @confidentlyempowered, empowers womxn to show up authentically and create a life that excites them. As a multihyphenate, Kamila also creatively expresses herself through her artistic talents in acting, writing, music, and design.

Kiara Marshall

Kiara Marshall is a fashion model, casting assistant, and Disability Studies graduate student based in New York City.She lost her leg in her pre-teen years after she was hit by a drunk driver and after many years of gaining confidence in her new body, she felt inspired to break into the fashion industry. Kiara hopes the body diversity gap in the fashion industry continues to narrow, she is excited to be a small part of the change!

Leah Vernon

Hello! My name is Leah V, but my Islamic name is Amerra (Princess in Arabic)—I don’t tell people that because I’ve rebranded myself but it’ll be our little secret. In a nutshell, I’m a fat, Black Muslim girl who reigns from Detroit. One who never thought she’d be sitting here right now talking to you.&nbsp; My goal as an author, an inclusive content creator, educator, and activist is to shake up the industries that have entirely missed the mark. For too long, I’ve been told not to take up space, that I wasn’t deserving. So now, whether I’m modeling for brands like Target or speaking at an Ivy League university or just being Black af eating a sandwich, I take up space.&nbsp;

Malika Rubin-Davis

Malika grew up with a strong connection to nature and creativity. Now, in her mid-thirties, she has stepped away from the public school classroom to develop her creative talents. Malika finds joy and purpose in artistic expression. She hopes being true to herself in this way can benefit others.

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Maria Hadjidemetriou

Maria was born with Thalassemia, a rare genetic blood disease. Since the age of 2, Maria has received 2 pints of blood every 14 days. She is a noted speaker around the world inspiring patients to live their best life. Maria is also a mother to her daughter. Maria lives her life without limitations or boundaries.

Maurissa Buster

I have been writing and singing since the age of 5 and studied journalism and English literature. I value transparency and believe in being genuine and intentional with everything I do. My goal is to be a light to those around me and share my talents with the world in order to encourage others. It’s important to me that all women, no matter their size, background, or interests, know their worth and embrace their beauty!

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