She's fine......but good thing she does...otherwise someone might just cut the two strings hanging from her pelvis....I'd have her at the buffet 3 times a week after she got done making money modeling !!!
good luck to her tho
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A photographer unexpectedly snapped her picture at homecoming. Then, modeling agencies called.
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good luck to her tho
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See, that right there (those 'different strokes' for different folks) is what makes the world go round.
Y'all take the medium-shade thick girl, and I'll take the super-dark tall & skinny girl, and every one's happy.
At Prada, Supermodels, Virtual Models, and a History-Making Moment
February 22, 2018 4:37 PM
by Janelle Okwodu
Change is in the air at Prada. A decade ago, during the Fall 2008 shows, Jourdan Dunn broke barriers by becoming the first black model to walk the house’s Milan runway since 1997, following in the footsteps of Naomi Campbell. Since then, the brand has embraced the concept of diversity, utilizing young men and women of color from across the globe in its shows and advertising campaigns. At today’s Fall 2018 show, Prada hit another milestone by opening with Anok Yai, the Sudanese model and viral star, who stepped out in a puffer trench—making her the first black woman since Campbell to lead one of the brand’s influential casts. It was only the latest step in the trailblazing trajectory she’s been on since being scouted during Howard University’s homecoming celebrations.
The lineup that followed Yai provided an overview of the brand’s favorite women, past and present. There were impressive comeback kids like all-American supermodel Amber Valletta, longtime campaign star Sasha Pivovarova, and Chinese superstars Liu Wen and Fei Fei Sun alongside girls of the moment Kaia Gerber, Kris Grikaite, and Adut Akech. As always, casting director Ashley Brokaw introduced a series of new faces via exclusive debuts, the strongest of which were Nigerian beauty Eniola Abioro and baby-faced Brazilian Eduarda Bretas.
Prada also made waves by handing over its Instagram to virtual model Lil Miquela, but the show made an impression even without the digital gimmick. By placing a model of color front and center for one of the most influential houses in fashion, Prada and Brokaw sent the message that diversity on the runway isn’t a trend—it’s the new standard.
https://www.vogue.com/article/prada-fall-2018-model-cast-supermodels-anok-yai
February 22, 2018 4:37 PM
by Janelle Okwodu
Change is in the air at Prada. A decade ago, during the Fall 2008 shows, Jourdan Dunn broke barriers by becoming the first black model to walk the house’s Milan runway since 1997, following in the footsteps of Naomi Campbell. Since then, the brand has embraced the concept of diversity, utilizing young men and women of color from across the globe in its shows and advertising campaigns. At today’s Fall 2018 show, Prada hit another milestone by opening with Anok Yai, the Sudanese model and viral star, who stepped out in a puffer trench—making her the first black woman since Campbell to lead one of the brand’s influential casts. It was only the latest step in the trailblazing trajectory she’s been on since being scouted during Howard University’s homecoming celebrations.
The lineup that followed Yai provided an overview of the brand’s favorite women, past and present. There were impressive comeback kids like all-American supermodel Amber Valletta, longtime campaign star Sasha Pivovarova, and Chinese superstars Liu Wen and Fei Fei Sun alongside girls of the moment Kaia Gerber, Kris Grikaite, and Adut Akech. As always, casting director Ashley Brokaw introduced a series of new faces via exclusive debuts, the strongest of which were Nigerian beauty Eniola Abioro and baby-faced Brazilian Eduarda Bretas.
Prada also made waves by handing over its Instagram to virtual model Lil Miquela, but the show made an impression even without the digital gimmick. By placing a model of color front and center for one of the most influential houses in fashion, Prada and Brokaw sent the message that diversity on the runway isn’t a trend—it’s the new standard.
https://www.vogue.com/article/prada-fall-2018-model-cast-supermodels-anok-yai
Anok Yai and Eniola Abioro backstage at Prada Fall 2018
melanin = vibranium......
But sadly being that shes young and easily influenced coupled with the fact that most black men ironically don't like dark black women...... And most men in the modeling environment are white (homo) she will most like be a buck dancin bed wench.
I'd repopulate earth with her. Imagine her at like 150lbs all ass.... Dam man....
Youse an asshole.
she beautiful! but i 'd like to have her at about 50lbs heavier tho, some pics dont do her justice but thats models for u , most look weird in person, it takes a photographer's eye to know which girls translate better on film than in person, most models i now and hang with r like that, ive met non-model girls who will murder "models" in real life but dont translate on films. its weird like that, and some r regular decent looking girls but with an "interesting look" but with makeup and photography really shine!
Im an asshole for speaking the truth?? Do your research on the modeling industry, its no different than the entertainment industry!! A large percent of those folks and that means your favorite actors and actresses are hooked on drugs!! Its funny how people defend these folks as if they really know them!!
Supermodel reveals congenital defect is 'destroying' her body
Supermodel Anok Yai is pulling back the curtain on a terrifying health battle she's been fighting in silence.
Supermodel Anok Yai, 28, diagnosed with congenital defect that’s ‘destroying’ her lungs
The 28-year-old supermodel went on to share that she underwent robotic thoracic surgery to address the health issue.
Model Anok Yai, 28, Diagnosed With Congenital Defect 'Destroying' Lungs
Anok Yai shares she was diagnosed with a congenital defect 'overworking' her heart and underwent robotic lung surgery
www.usmagazine.com
You see, this is why I stopped fucking with the fashion industry. My two main gripes are, of course, them ramming that gay shit down your throats, but my other gripe is when they take beautiful black women, especially the dark skin ones from Africa, and take away their feminity turning them into a short haired, no shape, and make up to make them look manly. At first, I thought maybe they all looked like that, then when I saw how they used to look, that shit started pissing me the fuck off.
Also, I hope shorty can make a full recovery, and I pray to god those CACs didn't stress her out to the point that it got her sick. Because shit like that happens.
Also, I hope shorty can make a full recovery, and I pray to god those CACs didn't stress her out to the point that it got her sick. Because shit like that happens.
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