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http://community.livejournal.com/runwaym/1204077.html#cutid1 Louis Vuitton Fall09 Backstage:

Arise Magazine

Lula Magazine Spring/Summer 09

Elite Models NY Showcard F/W 09

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Oscar de la Renta Pre-Fall 2009 Dries Van Noten - Backstage: Bottega - Backstage Louis Vuitton - Backstage

Roberta Cavalli Spring 2009 Catalog:

Flare Magazine Spring 2008 Vanity Fair Italia January 2009 models: iza and quiana

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Elle France: December 2008: "Double Swing" Model: Jourdan Dunn

Vogue Nippon February 2009 "Precious Metal" Ph : Daniel Jackson Styled : George Cortina

^ she looks like a doll in the last runway pic!

Magazine: Vogue Russia January 2009 Title: Из искры/ From a spark Photographer: Matt Irwin Stylist: Simon Robins ELLE France, December 27 2008

^ Well, Chanel & Jourdan are the most successful ~young~ black supermodels out right now. And even though people can't stand Chanel, which I don't understand at all, we all have to remember before designers started having more then one black model on their runway Chanel held her own and walk for those designers who hadn't had black models walk for them in years, some decades. I remember seeing her walk for Valentino & Alexandre Mcqueen when she was only 14 yrs old and thinking this girl really does have what it takes in spite of what many people think about her and wished happened to her. And when people say things like the other model should have been "Arlenis, Sessilee ect." in the editorial instead of Chanel or another black model walk for a certain designer taking Chanel's place. Why can't another black model be on that runway with her? Or better yet why not have a different black model on the cover of Vogue, Bazzar, Esquire, l'Offiel Magazine ect. for three issues in a row or more times?What puzzles me the most is given the lack of black models out already, why does Chanel have to be replaced? There are many models out that I don't really find to be all that interesting but their models and that is there job at the moment. I don't expect then to change their occupation just because I don't think they can model all that well. People in the fashion industry happen to think otherwise and those models are getting booked for jobs regardless of what I think about them. My point is, this girl has done alot and has earned her success and more! Let's not make what few black models we have out right now compete with each other. I don't know Chanel personally but she couldn't possibly be has horrible as most make her seem.

^ Your very welcome!

Vogue US January 2009 "Magical Realism" Ph. David Sims Models: Jourdan Dunn & Chanel Iman

Vogue US January 2009 "Magical Realism" Ph. David Sims Models: Jourdan Dunn & Chanel Iman ^I could not have said it any better myself! They both look absolutely STUNNING! Bloomingdales Resort Catalog Spring 2008

Ford Pics:

From Elite:

Bruno Pieters Spring 2009 Vivienne Westwood Spring 2009 Akris Spring 2009 Dries Van Noten Spring 2009 Backstage Requiem Spring 2009 Raulph Lauren Spring 2009 Proenza Schouler Spring 2009

Agency: Ford Models, Elite Milan & Paris Height: 5'10.5 Bust: 32 Waist:24 Hips:34 Dress: 2 Shoe: 10 Hair & Eyes: Brown Elie Saab Spring 2009 D&G Spring 2009 La Perla Spring 2009 Aquilano e Rimondi Spring 2009 Gaetano Navarra Spring 2009 Clips Spring 2009 L'wren Scott Spring 2009 Backstage: Vera Wang Spring 2009 Backstage: Diesel Black Gold Spring 2009 Backstage:

Louis Vuitton Spring 2009 Hermes Spring 2009 John Galliano Spring 2009 Alexander Mcqueen Spring 2009 Yves Saint Laurent Spring 2009

Celine Spring 2009 Collette Dinnigan Spring 2009 Issa Spring 2009