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Lesa Amoore discusses the Fashion Workers Act, which was recently signed into law in New York. She explains that this act provides models with transparency regarding their accounting, allowing them to see where their money is being spent. Amoore emphasizes the importance of this legislation and encourages those in the modeling industry, including photographers, to review the act. Although currently only law in New York, she believes it should be adopted everywhere to standardize and improve the treatment of models. She also directs listeners to ModelAlliance.org for more information about the Fashion Workers Act.Show Clip from The Paris Chong Show with Lesa Amoorehttps://youtu.be/1JDlqPtIr0Qhttps://www.theparischongshow.com

Lesa Amoore and Paris Chong discuss the darker side of the modeling industry, transitioning from lighthearted talk about topless modeling and photographers to the serious issue of abuse and exploitation. They recall Carrie Otis speaking out about her experiences with Gerald Marie of Elite Paris and delve into the broader issue of predators in the industry, referencing Me Too, Mario Testino, and Terry Richardson. Amoore highlights the work of Model Alliance and the passage of laws like the Child Victims Act, Adult Survivors Act, and Fashion Workers Act to protect models. They express concern over the lack of accountability for enablers and the ongoing prevalence of abuse, even in other industries like music. Both women agree that the industry can be predatory and express their reasons for not wanting their sons to become models due to these concerns.Show Clip from The Paris Chong Show with Lesa Amoorehttps://youtu.be/1JDlqPtIr0Qhttps://www.theparischongshow.com

Lesa Amoore, renowned photographer and former model, joins Paris Chong on The Paris Chong Show for a fascinating conversation. They reminisce about past collaborations, including pop-up events and photo shoots with celebrities like Bella and Gigi Hadid. Lesa shares insights into her creative process, discussing her transition from fashion photography to capturing more natural elements like animals and plants. She also recounts memorable moments from shoots, such as using an underwater camera and a serendipitous pool/pond location, highlighting the unexpected mistakes and happy accidents that often lead to stunning results.The discussion takes a serious turn as Lesa and Paris address the darker side of the modeling industry. They discuss the experiences of Carrie Otis and the prevalence of abuse and exploitation, particularly in the pre-internet era. Lesa, a member of the Model Alliance, sheds light on the legislative efforts to protect models and support survivors, such as the Child Victims Act and the Fashion Workers Act. They condemn the individuals who have gotten away with harmful behavior and emphasize the need for accountability and change within the industry.Ultimately, the conversation underscores the complex realities of the fashion and photography world, blending anecdotes of creative collaboration with a frank discussion of its challenges. Lesa's experiences, both in front of and behind the camera, offer a unique perspective on the industry's evolution and the ongoing fight for safety and ethical practices. This episode provides a candid look into Lesa Amoore's career, her artistic journey, and her advocacy for change.Show Notes:www.theparischongshow.com/episodes/lesa-amoore-photographer-and-former-model-promotes-advocacy-for-fashion-workersChapters:(00:00:00) Intro(00:00:31) Lesa Amoore(00:01:22) New Work(00:03:33) Pond and a Pool(00:08:39) Modeling(00:09:58) Model Alliance(00:14:47) 60 Minutes Interview(00:20:50) French Connection(00:23:49) Modeling Industry Changing(00:27:25) Pizza Night(00:31:02) What's Next?(00:36:14) Where Can We See More?(00:40:26) The Fashion Workers Act(00:42:26) Outro

Today I am beyond thrilled to present you Anne V on her very first Podcast ~ the VICORIOUS YOU Podcast!When I invited her, I had no idea she had never been on a Podcast before ~ we both only realized it at the beginning of our conversation on the Portal of 9/9.For quite some time we already wanted to connect more personally as we both appreciate each other, yet it was never the right time before we did this very personal interview.Even we spoke about so many topics like Tantric Numerology, Kundalini Yoga, Modeling, Self-Love, Discipline, Radiance, Relationships, Narcissists, Money, Traveling, etc., it was a deep dive! Enjoy listening and get inspired

As a person of color, I felt this painfully myself.” “作为一个有色人种，我自己也深有体会。”Musandu said he is seeing a demand for his services, but his product is designed to supplement traditional photography not replace it. The goal is to help a buyer make better decisions and reduce product returns and waste.Musandu 表示，他看到了对其服务的需求，但他的产品旨在补充传统摄影，而不是取代它。 目标是帮助买家做出更好的决策并减少产品退货和浪费。In addition, he said, the company creates new jobs for computer programmers, who train the systems that create the models.此外，他说，该公司还为计算机程序员创造了新的就业机会，他们训练创建模型的系统。“If brands are serious about inclusion efforts, they will continue to hire these models of color,” Musandu said.“如果品牌认真对待包容性努力，他们将继续雇用这些有色人种模特，”穆桑杜说。Others in the fashion industry are fully using AI. Cameron Wilson is a former fashion photographer who started a company in Britain called The Diigitals. Wilson, who is white, designed a Black, female model named Shudu in 2017. Wilson was criticized for creating a Black model. But Shudu was used in jobs for companies like Louis Vuitton and BMW. It also helped the human model Alexsandrah. She has worked in fashion shows as a real-life version of the AI model.时尚界的其他人正在充分利用人工智能。 卡梅伦·威尔逊 (Cameron Wilson) 是一位前时尚摄影师，他在英国创办了一家名为 The Diigitals 的公司。 威尔逊是白人，他在 2017 年设计了一位名为 Shudu 的黑人女模特。威尔逊因创造黑人模特而受到批评。 但 Shudu 曾在路易威登和宝马等公司工作过。 它还帮助了人体模型亚历山德拉。 她曾作为现实版的人工智能模特参加时装秀。Alexsandrah said she is proud of her work that has come from The Diigitals. “The future generations can look back at and be like, ‘These are the pioneers,'” she said.Alexsandrah 表示她对 The Diigitals 的作品感到自豪。 “子孙后代回顾过去时会说，‘他们是先驱者'，”她说。Other models are not feeling so good about AI. Yve Edmond works as a “fit model.” She tries on clothes for companies who want to see how their designs fit a real person. She worries that the AI modeling companies are using images and videos of real people to train their systems. She calls that a violation because humans are not being paid for their part in the technology.其他模型对人工智能的感觉不太好。 伊夫·埃德蒙 (Yve Edmond) 是一名“试衣模特”。 她为那些想看看自己的设计是否适合真人的公司试穿衣服。 她担心人工智能建模公司正在使用真人的图像和视频来训练他们的系统。 她称这是一种违规行为，因为人类在技术中的贡献并没有得到报酬。Edmond said she was called for a photo session, but there were no new clothes. She was asked to move her body in certain ways and walk for a recording. The client said it was “research.” Edmond said she felt “swindled.”埃德蒙说，她被要求拍照，但没有新衣服。 她被要求以某种方式移动身体并步行进行录音。 客户说这是“研究”。 埃德蒙说她感觉“被骗了”。Unlike film actors and writers, who went on strike to protest the use of AI without a legal agreement, there are no similar labor groups for models.与电影演员和作家在没有法律协议的情况下罢工抗议人工智能的使用不同，模特界没有类似的劳工组织。Ziff, of Model Alliance, is pushing for labor laws for fashion workers. The state of New York is working on the Fashion Workers Act. The law would include laws related to models who are used in AI. A model would need to give written permission to a company that planned to use AI to create a computer image of the model. The contract would show the pay rate and the length of time that the replica could be used.模特联盟的齐夫正在推动针对时尚工人的劳动法。 纽约州正在制定《时装工人法案》。 该法律将包括与人工智能中使用的模型相关的法律。 模型需要向计划使用人工智能创建模型的计算机图像的公司提供书面许可。 合同将显示复制品的付费率和使用期限。For AI and the fashion business, it is still early. Ziff compared it to a time of lawlessness in the early American West. Alexsandrah said she believes AI is helping her career—with the right rules. But Edmond is not so sure about AI.对于人工智能和时尚行业来说，现在还为时过早。 齐夫将其与美国西部早期无法无天的时期进行了比较。 Alexsandrah 表示，她相信人工智能正在通过正确的规则帮助她的职业生涯。 但埃德蒙对人工智能不太确定。She said Earth has “a person of every shade, every height, every size. Why not find that person and compensate that person?”她说地球上有“各种肤色、各种身高、各种体型的人。 为什么不找到那个人，补偿那个人呢？”

Alexsandrah is a fashion model in London. She has a twin.Alexsandrah 是伦敦的一名时装模特。 她有一个双胞胎。But her twin is not her sister.但她的双胞胎不是她的妹妹。The twin is a product of Artificial Intelligence, or AI.这对双胞胎是人工智能（AI）的产物。Whenever Alexsandrah is not available to work with a photographer, the virtual twin takes her place.每当 Alexsandrah 无法与摄影师合作时，虚拟双胞胎就会取代她的位置。When a company chooses to use the AI Alexsandrah, the real-life version gets paid. Alexsandrah said her AI twin is exactly like her.当一家公司选择使用人工智能 Alexsandrah 时，现实生活中的版本就会获得报酬。 Alexsandrah 说她的人工智能双胞胎和她一模一样。Alexandrah's twin is an example of how computer images are influencing creative industries.亚历山德拉的双胞胎是计算机图像如何影响创意产业的一个例子。Those in favor of using AI in fashion say the virtual models permit companies to show possible buyers how their clothing looks on people of all shapes and sizes. In the real world, it would be difficult and costly to find a model for every skin color and body shape.那些支持在时尚界使用人工智能的人表示，虚拟模特可以让公司向潜在买家展示他们的衣服穿在各种身材和体型的人身上是什么样子。 在现实世界中，找到适合每种肤色和体型的模特既困难又昂贵。The companies that make clothing say using AI prevents people from buying their products, trying them on at home, and then sending them back if they dislike them. The problem is that AI models can take work away from human models, makeup artists and photographers.服装制造公司表示，使用人工智能可以防止人们购买他们的产品，在家试穿，如果不喜欢就将其退回。 问题在于人工智能模型可能会抢走真人模特、化妆师和摄影师的工作。The fashion industry has often been criticized for using models who are only white or tall or who fit one idea of beauty. Activists for including many groups in fashion say some companies could seem like they are employing minorities when they are just using AI models.时尚界经常因使用白人或高个子模特或符合一种审美观念的模特而受到批评。 支持将许多时尚群体纳入其中的活动人士表示，一些公司在使用人工智能模型时可能看起来像是在雇佣少数群体。Sara Ziff is a former fashion model who started Model Alliance, a nonprofit group for workers' rights in the fashion industry. Ziff said the use of AI shows there is a difference between the industry's words and its actions.萨拉·齐夫 (Sara Ziff) 是一名前时装模特，她创办了模特联盟 (Model Alliance)，这是一个致力于时尚行业工人权利的非营利组织。 Ziff 表示，人工智能的使用表明该行业的言行之间存在差异。Levi Strauss is an American clothing company known for its blue jeans. In March 2023, the company said it would be testing AI-generated models from a company in Amsterdam. The aim was to show how its clothing fit people of all sizes. But after criticism, the company said it would not reduce its use of human models.李维斯 (Levi Strauss) 是一家美国服装公司，以其蓝色牛仔裤而闻名。 2023 年 3 月，该公司表示将测试阿姆斯特丹一家公司的人工智能生成模型。 目的是展示其服装如何适合各种身材的人。 但在受到批评后，该公司表示不会减少人体模型的使用。Levi Strauss said it would not “substitute” AI for action toward its “diversity, equity and inclusion goals.”李维·施特劳斯表示，它不会“取代”人工智能来实现其“多元化、公平和包容性目标”。The Associated Press (AP) recently asked some clothing businesses to state their position on the use of AI models. AP asked Target, Kohls, Nieman Marcus, Walmart and Macys. It also asked international companies Temu, Shein and H&M. Some chose not to answer. Others said they do not use AI models. Walmart said it does not use AI models but “suppliers may have a different approach to photography.”美联社（AP）最近要求一些服装企业表明他们对使用人工智能模型的立场。 美联社询问了塔吉特、科尔斯、尼曼·马库斯、沃尔玛和梅西百货。 它还询问了国际公司 Temu、Shein 和 H&M。 有些人选择不回答。 其他人则表示他们不使用人工智能模型。 沃尔玛表示，它不使用人工智能模型，但“供应商可能有不同的摄影方法。”Lalaland.ai creates AI models. Michael Musandu started the company. Musandu grew up in Africa and studied in the Netherlands. He started the company when he saw that not many models looked like him – Black and African.Lalaland.ai 创建人工智能模型。 迈克尔·穆桑杜 (Michael Musandu) 创办了这家公司。 穆桑杜在非洲长大，在荷兰学习。 当他发现没有多少模特像他一样——黑人和非洲人时，他创办了这家公司。“One model does not represent everyone that's actually shopping and buying a product,” he said. “一个模型并不能代表所有实际购物和购买产品的人，”他说。

From The Netherlands, born in Rotterdam you will learn about the life story of Michon Vanas. Michon grew up in East and Southern Africa (lived in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Kenya) from ages 3 to 18 due to her father's work. She is the youngest of 3 sisters and a big sports player: varsity football (captain), varsity volleyball, junior go-karting champion of Mozambique, and club swimming. Michonstudied school in London, BSC Environmental Economist at LSE (The London School Of Economics & Political Science). Michon started modeling with NEXT Model Management in London at 19 during her 1st year at LSE and was scouted by Alice Sinclair, was a winner of the first season of Make Me A Supermodel Britain, and a fellow student at LSE.Based in London & modeling full-time internationally (2012 - 2016)Based in Los Angeles & modeling full-time in the US (2016 - 2018)Based in New York & modeling full-time (2018 - 2020)INSEAD MBA Student (Fontainebleau & Singapore) (2021)VP Partnerships for Model Alliance (non-profit serving models) - (2020 & 2021)Based in NYC (2022 to present) 3:54- Journey to Being A Model8:38- Taking The Risk 13:30- Exercising Your Own Power 16:03- Building A Team to Expand18:47- Tips To Succeed As A ModelTell and Tell Secret-I am working towards getting my green card to stay in the United States. It is quite exciting! Follow Michon VanasInstagram: @michonvanasFacebook@Michon VanasFollow Shawn Zanotti at http://www.thejourneytold.com or http://www.exactpublicity.com Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/publicistshawn Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/shawnzanottihttps://www.thejourneytold.com/Facebook: https://www,facebook.com/thejourneytoldshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejourneytoldshow

Hilary Jochmans is the Founder of PoliticallyInFashion, a community for all those in fashion – designers, manufacturers, artisans, retailers, models, lawyers, reporters, consumers – to learn about legislative and regulatory issues of key importance to the industry. The mission is to educate individuals on public policy; and empower them with this knowledge; to then engage with elected representatives on how these issues impact companies and consumers. Recent initiatives from PoliticallyInFashion include spearheading advocacy for the creation of a Fashion Czar in the US and a Call to Action for the Federal Trade Commission to update the Green Guides, a federal regulation designed to assist businesses in making lawful environmental marketing claims and the public in understanding and appreciating these statements. These endeavors have been featured in WWD, Marie Claire, British Vogue and Fashionista, among others. Hilary is also the Founder of Jochmans Consulting LLC, a boutique government affairs practice. Previously, she was the Director of the New York State Governor's Office in Washington DC where she served as the Governor's chief liaison with Congressional leadership and the Administration. Hilary also spent a dozen years on Capitol Hill as senior staff in both the House and Senate. Hilary holds a B.A. from the University of Virginia and a J.D. from the George Washington University Law School. She is the co-chair of the New York City Bar Fashion Law Committee; a Member Advisor of the American Influencer Council; an Advisory Board Member of the Model Alliance; and is a frequent speaker on panels concerning fashion and politics. In this episode, Hilary talks with Yoana Strateva about how a professor's recommendation led away from her presumed career path and instead toward one combining fashion, government, legislation and entrepreneurship.

Sept. 20, 2022 - Model Alliance founder and Executive Director Sara Ziff makes the case for increasing labor protections for workers in the fashion industry and discusses the state of sexual harassment in the industry.

Sept. 20, 2022 - Model Alliance founder and Executive Director Sara Ziff makes the case for increasing labor protections for workers in the fashion industry and discusses the state of sexual harassment in the industry.

Sept. 20, 2022 - Model Alliance founder and Executive Director Sara Ziff makes the case for increasing labor protections for workers in the fashion industry and discusses the state of sexual harassment in the industry.

Three-part docuseries Scouting for Girls: Fashion's Darkest Secret reveals how a group of men behind the world's most successful modelling agencies were involved in a darker side of the industry. It exposes how modelling agents like John Casablancas, Jean-Luc Brunel, Claude Haddad and Gérald Marie, who denies the allegations, created a culture that enabled many of them to indulge in a spectrum of abusive behaviours, ranging from grooming and coercion to the rape of models as young as 15. The film hears from a generation of forgotten women who were promised stardom and glamour, but instead found themselves used, abused and in some cases, trafficked between networks of powerful men. Building on an ongoing investigation by Lucy Osborne for The Guardian, the series delivers the fashion industry its own 'me too' reckoning, and follows the survivors, including Carré Ottis, as they come together to take action against those responsible. Watch the episode at https://www.factualamerica.com/scouting-for-girls Clare Richards, series director, Lucy Osborne, senior producer, and Carré Ottis, model, author, wellness consultant, activist and contributor to the film, join us to discuss Scouting for Girls that airs on Sky Documentaries on June 24th. “Models are seen as beautiful people that get paid a ton of money, and that creates a discrimination against us that we shouldn't have the same rights and protections as workers in other industries.” - Carré Ottis  What is Covered: 00:00 - Introduction and a clip from Scouting for Girls: Fashion's Darkest Secret. 03:02 - What the docuseries is about. 07:15 - What Carré Ottis's experienced as a minor and when she started speaking out about it. 13:50 - The scale of abuse that has been happening in the fashion industry. 16:40 - The challenges of telling the story and survivors reliving their experiences. 19:28 - How prevalent the abuse in the fashion industry is today. 21:15 - Clip: Carré Ottis testifying to the French police. 25:40 - How Lucy Osborne turned the investigative journalism piece into a docuseries. 31:00 - Why now is the right time to show this story. 39:22 - How the statute of limitation on sexual assault in different states affects the victims. 42:05 - What Lucy, Clare and Carré would like to see change in the fashion industry. 45:10 - What they want the legacy of this documentary to be. 48:00 - How the victims can reach out to the Model Alliance and share their story. 54:00 - Further information on the allegations made in Scouting for Girls: Fashion's Darkest Secret. Resources: Scouting for Girls: Fashion's Darkest Secret (2022) Lucy Osborne's investigative articles in The Guardian Model Alliance American Girls in Paris, Diane Sawyer 60 Minutes report MovieMaker Magazine Innersound Audio Alamo Pictures Connect Lucy Osborne: Twitter Instagram Connect with Clare Richards: Website Twitter IMDb Connect with Carré Ottis: Instagram Right to Replies A lawyer for Gérald Marie has stated that he “firmly objects” to the “false allegations made against him”. She added: “He remains calm and refuses to participate in the fallacious and dishonest media controversy that has been fomented more than thirty years later. He is withholding his statements for the justice system, in which he has complete faith.” Gérald Marie remains under police investigation in France and is presumed innocent. John Casablancas retired to Brazil in the early 2000s with the young wife he met at Look of the Year. He died in 2013. In 2004, Elite was forced into bankruptcy and the brand was sold. The current owners have no connection with the prior management and have strongly condemned the historic allegations of abuse. They are committed to a culture of respect, empowerment and protecting the safety of their models. Claude Haddad died in 2009. He previously denied allegations of sexual misconduct against him. Jean-Luc Brunel declined to comment on the allegations made against him in this film. He has previously strongly denied all of the allegations against him. Brunel's former modelling agency, Karin's is now under new management. Prior to his death in February 2022, Jean-Luc Brunel declined requests to participate in the series or respond to its allegations. Connect with Matthew Sherwood: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter More From Factual America: Secrets of Playboy: Hugh Hefner's Dark Empire Chasing Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's Alleged Accomplice Curse of the Chippendales: a True Crime Story Stripped Bare

New York City has always been known as one of the world’s fashion capitals. The fashion scene employs nearly 180,000 workers here including models, hair stylists and makeup artists. But while the industry generates nearly $11 billion in wages, it’s still one of the most unregulated and exploitative in the world. A new bill, the Fashion Workers Act, wants to change that. The Fashion Workers act was brought forth by The Model Alliance, Senator Brad Hoylman and Assemblymember Karines Reyes. With it, they hope to increase regulation and protections for models and creatives alike. Today we talk to Sydney Giordano, the associate director of the Model Alliance, and Senator Brad Hoylman about what this bill means for the industry. New York is the center of fashion, but its workers lack basic rights: https://epicenter-nyc.com/new-york-is-the-center-of-fashion-but-its-workers-lack-basic-rights/ Model Alliance: https://www.modelalliance.org/ Petition: https://www.modelalliance.org/fashionworkersact Post about it: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1QhUsIP6Z7zbrjXS6UDhu1RU4Y32b89sZ Our intro music: http://karavikamusic.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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♥ Tu étais le seul qui n'a pas abandonné jusqu'à ce qu'il ait conquis mon cœur et la chose la plus mignonne de toutes est que tu continues à le faire tous les jours. Joyeuse Saint-Valentin, mon amour! ♥ A tes côtés je me sens la femme la plus heureuse du monde et je me rends compte que mon cœur était rempli d'un amour pour toi qui grandit et s'approfondit. Félicitations pour notre journée! ♥ Toi seul as le pouvoir de me faire sentir que je peux flotter dans les airs et avec chacun de tes baisers tu me fais toucher le ciel. Joyeuse Saint-Valentin 2022, ma vie! ♥ Cette journée est parfaite pour te montrer à quel point je t'aime, être à tes côtés et te rendre si heureux. Profitons d'une belle Saint-Valentin! " ♥ Si nos chemins se croisent par coïncidence ce n'est pas grave, je sais juste que je t'aime de toute la force de mon cœur et que je t'aimerai pour toujours. L'amour. Le grand, le vrai, celui avec un grand A. L'amour qui transcende, secoue, désarçonne et transporte. Cet amour véritable qui, depuis toujours, a nourri les artistes, de l'écrivain(e) au peintre, du/de la cinéaste au/à la musicien(ne). Et bien que personne ne remette son existence en cause, la notion du « vrai amour » reste ardue à définir. Car rien n'est plus personnel que le sentiment amoureux. Dans ce contexte, difficile donc de vous donner une signification de l'amour vrai, claire et objective. À la place, voici la définition - très personnelle - d'hommes et de femmes qui l'ont expérimenté. L'amour vrai et sincère, qui résiste au temps Pour Emma, architecte bordelaise, le vrai amour, c'est celui qui résiste au temps. Celui qui ne s'explique pas, mais qui chamboule tout sur son passage. « J'ai vécu une relation en pointillé pendant toute ma vingtaine. Lorsque je l'ai rencontré, j'étais en couple. J'ai eu une aventure avec lui, ai sérieusement songé à quitter mon compagnon de l'époque mais suis finalement restée, par crainte de faire une erreur. J'ai coupé les ponts et nous nous sommes retrouvés deux ans plus tard. Cette fois-ci les rôles s'étaient inversés : j'étais célibataire, il était en couple. La situation s'est répétée, puis c'est lui qui a, cette fois-ci, coupé les ponts. Puis, deux ans plus tard, l'histoire se répète à nouveau. Nous sommes alors tous les deux en couple. Il me propose de tout quitter pour partir avec lui. J'ai très sérieusement songé à le suivre, mais je n'ai pas eu le courage de renoncer à mon quotidien, mon confort. Il est aujourd'hui marié. Malgré tout, une partie de moi ne peut s'empêcher de penser qu'on finira un jour par se (re)trouver. Entre nous, c'est un amour qui ne s'explique pas, qui résiste au temps, à l'absence de l'autre. Et qui est toujours aussi fort quand on se retrouve, même après des années de silence. » Le véritable amour existe Marta, institutrice de 36 ans, estime que le vrai amour, c'est celui qui tient bon face aux difficultés de la vie. https://lesen.amazon.de/kp/embed?asin=B07DHTHDGG&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_9HM6ACQRTCMNYG4324V3&tag=storeup09-20 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ https://linktr.ee/jacksonlibon ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #facebook #instagram #amour #couple #couplegoals #famille #relation #doudou #TotalEnergiesAFCON2022 #TeamTunisia #CAN2021 $BTC $ETH #cryptocurrency  #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Avalanche#altcoins #Crypto #NFTs #Avalanche #innovation #CryptocurrencyNews #cashback #YieldFarming #TotalEnergiesAFCON2021 #TeamMali #TUNMLI #teamegypt #afcon2021 #TeamCameroon #youtube #twitter #tiktok #love #reeĺs #shorts #instagood #follow #like #ouy #oyu #babyshark #lilnasx #girl #happybirthday #movie #olive #garden #menu #deviance #autotrader #trading #khan #academy #carter #carguru #ancestry #accords #abc #news #bts #cbs #huru bluebook #socialmedia #whatsapp #music #google #photography #memes #marketing #india #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #a #insta #fashion #k #trending #digitalmarketing #covid #o #snapchat #socialmediamarketing #bhfyp

SOLUTIONIST - Blue Cast X Fashion Impact Fund SeriesEp  207  - Hilary Jochmans Hilary Françoise Jochmans is the Founder of PoliticallyInFashion, a community for all those in fashion – designers, manufacturers, artisans, retailers, models, lawyers, reporters, consumers – to learn about legislative and regulatory issues of key importance to the industry.  The mission of PoliticallyInFashion is:   EDUCATE.  EMPOWER.  ENGAGE.  PoliticallyInFashion seeks to EDUCATE individuals on public policy issues and the legislative process; and EMPOWER them with this knowledge; to then ENGAGE with elected representatives on how these issues impact companies and consumers. Hilary is also the President of Jochmans Consulting LLC, a boutique government affairs practice based in Washington DC.  Hilary worked in government and politics in both DC and New York.  She served as the Director of the New York State Governor's Office in Washington and was the Governor's chief liaison with Congressional leadership and the Administration.  Previously, Hilary spent a dozen years on Capitol Hill as senior legislative staff in both the House and Senate.   Hilary holds a B.A. from the University of Virginia and a J.D. from the George Washington University Law School. She is admitted to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York and the US Supreme Court.  Additionally, she is co-chair the New York City Bar Fashion Law Committee; a Member Advisor of the American Influencer Council; an Advisory Board Member of the Model Alliance; and a frequent speaker on panels concerning fashion and politics. Hilary treasures time with her family and eagerly looks forward to a return to travel domestically and abroad.https://politicallyinfashion.com- - - - -This Women's History Month, the focus is on “Providing Healing, Promoting Hope.” This theme intends to explore the healing and caring contributions of women in years past, as well as the frontline medical workers in the present.Outside the realm of human health, women are also caring for the world's well-being today by protecting the environment. In honor of Women's History Month, Carved in Blue and the Fashion Impact Fund are joining forces to focus on the women making an impact now. Together, we are launching a podcast series on Blue Cast, dubbed “Solutionist,” centered on women driving sustainable innovation and developments in fashion.“The Solutionist podcast series amplifies the leadership and representation of women entrepreneurs driving social, environmental and economic change in the fashion sector,” said Kerry Bannigan, executive director of Fashion Impact Fund. “Each advancing progress with a variety of solutions that the industry, and wider, can learn from, implement towards effective participation in system change and join for collaborative sector engagement.”Each of the five Solutionist episodes will focus on one notable woman making a difference, in conversation with Lenzing's Tricia Carey.  “The five women in this series come from various aspects of the apparel industry with powerful determination and insight,” said Tricia. “Hearing their incredible stories brings a depth of passion to their work and the communities they support.”BLUE CAST by TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®A podcast series created by Tricia Carey from Lenzing's TENCEL™ Denim team and Kerry Bannigan from Fashion Impact Fund.Graphics, recording and editing by Mohsin Sajid and Sadia Rafique from ENDRIME® for TENCEL™ / CARVED IN BLUE®.Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @carvedinblue. And get in touch denim@lenzing.comhttps://carvedinblue.tencel.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/bluelenzhttps://bluecast.buzzsprout.com

The following episode contains content on sexual violence that some listeners may find disturbing. Discretion is advised. Kai Braden is an actor, model, and a San Francisco native based in NYC and LA. Listen to Dr. Allie in conversation with Kai as they discuss his cultural identity, a traumatic experience of sexual assault in the beginning phase of his modeling career, and the importance of mental fitness. As an actor, some of Kai's roles include television shows such as “Orange Is The New Black” (Netflix), “Revenge” (ABC), “90210” (CW), and “General Hospital″ (ABC), national commercials for Crocs, Nivea, Toyota, and Dunkin Donuts, and international music videos for Katy Perry, Tata Young, and A-Mei. As a Model with Wilhelmina as his first agency, Kai also has representation worldwide. His career has taken him around the globe to work with such clients as Men's Health Magazine, J.Crew, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Nike, 7 For All Mankind, Lululemon, Gillette, and Samsung. As a highly-certified and versatile Fitness Coach, Kai teaches on-demand classes for multiple virtual platforms. His coaching experience includes CrossFit and Orangetheory, with a foundation in Olympic Taekwondo. Kai's action training compliments his work in entertainment. He also has a television production degree from Pepperdine University and serves on the Leadership Council of the labor rights nonprofit, The Model Alliance. Please note that the contents of Model Mentality are for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your condition. Never disregard professional advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on Model Mentality. As always, if you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. If you're having suicidal thoughts, call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline). If you are located outside the United States, call your local emergency line immediately. The views and opinions expressed by guests of the podcast are those of each individual guest and do not reflect the views and opinions of Mind Studios or Dr. Allie Sharma and do not constitute an endorsement of such views and opinions. Thank you for listening to Model Mentality. Model Mentality is brought to you by Mind Studios. Links: IG @kaibraden @asian_cinema_entertainment @modelallianceny Website: https://www.kaibraden.com/ The Advocate Article: https://www.advocate.com/people/2018/7/19/exclusive-male-models-accuse-photographer-rick-day-sexual-assault References for the 'Let's Get Clinical' segment: Dube SR, Anda RF. Whitfield CL et al. Long term consequences of childhood sexual abuse by gender of victim. Am J Prev Med. 2005; 28: 430-438. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/modelmentality/support

Society has been telling us for years exactly what we "should" look like, making the general population of women who don't naturally look like supermodels feel insecure without reason. And then comes divorce - a major life change that can bring even the most confident of women to her knees, leaving her rife with body issues. Well, our guest Emme, otherwise known as the 'Godmother of the full-figured industry,' has made it her life's mission to passionately advocate for size inclusivity, a power she was able to harness while raising a daughter solo after her own divorce. Spoiler alert, this was my first episode to date that had me crying on air. Emme has a really special way of making you believe in yourself - no matter what. Known for over two decades as the award winning, iconic American supermodel and trusted voice in the fashion, wellness, beauty and news industries, Emme is globally recognized as the innovative social reformer for women's empowerment and positive body image. Named in 2018 by Oprah Magazine as the Godmother of the full figured industry, a TEDx presenter, Emme has twice been selected to People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" and Ladies' Home Journal chose her as one of the "Most Important Women in America" and one of the "Most Fascinating Women of the Year." She has also been honored as one of Glamour magazine's "Women of the Year" and as one of Biography magazine's “25 Most Influential Women”. Emme is a long time Ambassador to The National Eating Disorders Association, board member of the Model Alliance, honorary board member of Project Heal, and Kent School Trustee. Emme is a sought-after media, healthcare, marketing and retail consultant, tapping into her invaluable insight from her 30 years in the TV, fashion and beauty industries. She is dedicated to positive body image and celebrating a woman's body™ and is frequently interviewed by the media on a variety of topics relating to eating disorders and body image, fashion & beauty trends, marketing, inclusive fitness, wellness, surviving cancer and women's health. She regularly visits: Today Show, GMA, CBS The Early Show, CNN, MSNBC, HLN, OWN, FOX News, OMG! Insider, Huff Post Live, Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, and others to share her point of view on these topics.   Emme has authored five books translated in a variety of languages, “True Beauty- Putnam”, “Life's Little Emergencies -St Martin's Press”, “Morning Has Broken - Penguin”, “What Are You Hungry For?” – Harper Collins, and Chicken Soup for The Soul book series: “Curvy and Confident: 101 Stories of Loving Yourself and Your Body”. Check out all of the amazing contributions Emme is making to the world of women by checking out her website and signing up for her email list. I'm signed up, and I HIGHLY recommend you give yourself the gift of her messages. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of the Glossy Week in Review podcast, fashion reporter Danny Parisi and editor-in-chief Jill Manoff start by discussing some of the honorees at this year's CFDA awards, including Zendaya, Anya Taylor-Joy and the Model Alliance. Also on the slate this week: the rumors that Richemont may divest from its stake in Net-a-Porter, the distinction between Net-a-Porter's and Farfetch's strategies, and Farfetch's new private label brand, There Was One.

A mid-pandemic survey conducted by the Model Alliance found that over half of respondents (55%) said they were owed money by clients, and around half (49%) were owed money by their agencies. Andreas von Estorff, CEO and Founder of ModelManagement.com, a digital marketplace for models, talents, and influencers built on the principles of transparency, trust and safety, has a solution that will help. Andreas firmly believes that broad industry adoption of Smart Contracts would be a hugely positive development, helping to securely define project conditions and model image rights from the offset. These digitally signed contracts would copper fasten the scope of work before a project is initiated, and ensure models aren't forced to endure undue delays before receiving payments. Ronan talks to Andreas about this and more. Andreas talks about his background, what ModelManagement.com does, the worlds first ethical model agency, how they are using blockchain, how Covid brought in remote shooting, and the technology used. Andrea also talks about the two trends that are coming together, brand awareness, people working for likes, and influencer marketing. More about ModelManagement.com ModelManagement.com is a digital marketplace for models, talents, and influencers built on the principles of transparency, trust and safety, helping clients around the world source models and talents for their projects. The ModelManagement.com ecosystem is trusted by over 1 million models and influencers worldwide; 50,000 brands such as Nike, H&M & Garnier, agencies and photographers; and is home to over 10 million model images. ModelManagement.com is leading the digital transformation of the modelling world, while leveraging innovations in Artificial Intelligence and blockchain technology to help models and their clients manage their image rights and payments with absolute confidence and clarity. To help aspiring models entering the space navigate the inherent industry challenges and risks, the company launched the Model Academy — an online educational course for industry newcomers, led by seasoned models from the ModelManagement.com ecosystem. The company's ‘More than Models' podcast also provides in-depth interviews with models and influencers, charting their career trajectories and providing invaluable advice to prospective talents.

**Trigger Warning: This podcast is highly sensitive in nature and contains sexually explicit content that may be disturbing to some. If you've got children in the room or if you have been affected by sexual abuse, you may choose to skip this one.    Carré Otis is a model, an author, a wellness consultant and coach, and an activist–fighting for gender equality, women's rights, and an end to injustice of all kinds. Her memoir, Beauty Disrupted, documents the struggles that led to her spiritual practice, including trauma resulting from sexual assault at age 17 by her then-agent Gerald Marie, a prominent figure in the modeling industry. She is the co-founder of Victorious Angels, a collective of survivors of abuse perpetrated by Gerald Marie and Jean Luc Brunel fighting for legal changes to help bring perpetrators to justice. She is also on the Leadership Council of the Model Alliance, a non-profit working to establish fair labor standards for models, and the U.S. Ambassador for Knock Out Abuse, which supports survivors of domestic violence. Carré's strong commitment to helping others reclaim physical and emotional health has inspired her work with the Bare Mama Project, which she co-founded with Sarah Spinner to provide a shame-free approach to transforming one's relationship with alcohol, and as a certified coach with This Naked Mind.  If You Enjoy The Thought Room Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts. 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Topics Explored:  9:50 -    The dark side of psychedelics and how to discern whether plant medicine is the best path for you How glamorizing things can also cause us to hand over our power   27:50 - Healing from worldly suffering and trauma  How Carré healed from her eating disorder and sexual abuse   39:25 -  Denormalizing the sexualization and objectification of women and children The emotional trauma that comes with the violation of being objectified for your beauty The societal impacts of the unregulated entertainment and modeling industries   44:35 -  How parents can educate and empower their children around intimacy and sacred sexuality Providing a love-based message about sexual exploration that promotes discernment without shame How Carré and her husband fell in love and found sexual healing through a slow and tender approach to intimacy Honoring our own past to model empowerment for our children  The physical effects that trauma can have on our bodies    1:11:20 - The impact of the psychedelic renaissance on indigenous communities How can the plant medicine community be intentional about protecting indigenous communities? 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“Look back on what you’ve been finding out. Look back on what you’ve discovered about yourself. Look back on how you have felt in the world around you and whatever you’ve gone through and you’ve probably been on the way.. no matter if you are 18 or 38 and so on and so forth.” – Lauren Chan Lauren Chan began her career as a plus-size model in New York City and later spent time as a fashion writer for outlets like Vogue and Cosmopolitan. Lauren later became a fashion editor with Glamour overseeing the fashion features team and size inclusion beat, quickly becoming fashion's foremost expert on size inclusion. Despite her efforts she was not able to access plus-size clothes beyond cheap fast-fashion outlets. To refute that disadvantage Lauren created Henning, a luxury plus-size brand allowing women like herself to wear high-quality clothing. Lauren’s goal: to eliminate the inequality that plus-size women face by harnessing fashion to change the way they are perceived—and, more importantly, the way they perceive themselves.Lauren Chan also serves as an ambassador for the National Eating Disorders Association and is an active Advisory Board Member for the Model Alliance.To connect with Lauren Chan click HERE To connect with Henning click HERE To connect with Ingrid Silva click HERE To connect with SCHUTZ click HERE To learn more about Ingrid Silva's Deep Truth Campaign with SCHUTZ click HERE Sponsored by SCHUTZ

Carré Otis Sutton is a super model, author and activist, bravely fighting for gender equality and women's rights in the face of her aggressors. In her memoir, Beauty Disrupted, she tells how she was sexually assaulted at age 17 by her former agent and still prominent figure in the modeling industry. She is co-founder of Victorious Angels, a collective of survivors of abuse calling for justice… and on the Leadership Council of the Model Alliance, a non-profit working to establish fair labor standards for models. When not modeling and mothering her teenage daughters, she is also a wellness consultant and coach. Carré co-founded the Bare Mama Project, a shame-free approach to transforming one's relationship to alcohol based on Annie Grace's groundbreaking book “This Naked Mind”. Rooted in her spiritual practice, Carré masterfully transforms her life's challenges into empowered beauty: unapologetic, raw and uncensored. Join me in this fascinating interview with the dynamic Carré Otis Sutton. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-boulderista/support

Today on Work In Progress, Sophia is joined by Ambra Gutierrez (@ambrabgutierrez). Ambra is a Filipina-Italian model, humanitarian, and one of the first women to accuse former producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault. Ambra played an integral role in exposing sexual abuse allegations against Weinstein with her involvement in a sting operation alongside the New York Police Department​. Ambra has since become a vocal supporter of the #MeToo movement and uses her platform to fight back against flagrant abuses of power while helping to empower others through her involvement with various humanitarian organizations. She has partnered with Model Alliance’s Leadership Council which aims to help create a safe and fair work environment for other models, she works closely with Humanility which provides shelter and assistance to impoverished children worldwide, and she is involved with Safe Horizon, the largest victim services nonprofit organization in the United States, providing social services for victims of abuse and violent crime. Ambra  continues to work tirelessly to encourage structural changes in the fashion industry that combat sexual harassment.On today’s episode of Work in Progress, Sophia and Ambra discuss what life was like for her following the Harvey Weinstein accusations, her childhood growing up in Italy, her experience with former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, how she got her start in the modeling industry and how her career has progressed, her efforts in fighting back against the gross abuse of power within the modeling industry...and so, SO much more. Thank you to our sponsor for today’s episode:Rothy’s (Rothys.com/SOPHIA)

LATAM. AMÉRICA BUSINESS FORUM. Más de cinco mil personas se reúnen hoy 7 de febrero en Punta del Este para encontrarse en el América Business Forum.  Su presidente, Ignacio González Castro, señaló que la intención es “inspirar desde América Latina al mundo a través de historias de vida”. En el Punta del Este Convention Center se reunirán autoridades de gobierno, representantes del sector privado y ONGs, todos juntos escuchando las experiencias de los speakers convocados este año, con la meta de proyectar el futuro económico y cultural del continente. Será la quinta edición del encuentro, y la tercera que se hace en suelo uruguayo. El presentador será Ismael Cala.   JUAN GUAIDÓ. Un día después de su reunión privada con el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, el presidente interino de Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, mantuvo este jueves un encuentro con el secretario de Estado norteamericano, Mike Pompeo. Al igual que con Trump, se reunieron en privado. Antes de la entrevista, se tomaron unos segundos para mostrarse ante la prensa y sacarse unas fotos. “Junto al secretario de Estado de EEUU hicimos un seguimiento a nuestros acuerdos en el marco de la Cumbre Antiterrorista. Vamos a ejercer más presión y medidas hacia la dictadura y el conglomerado criminal internacional que representa”, manifestó el titular de la Asamblea Nacional venezolana en su cuenta de Twitter, una vez finalizado el encuentro.   POPEYE. Alias “Popeye”, el conocido ex sicario de Pablo Escobar, murió este jueves a los 57 años en Colombia, según confirmó Instituto Nacional Penitenciario y Carcelario (INPEC). Jhon Jairo Velásquez Vásquez falleció en las primeras horas del día en el Instituto Nacional Cancerológico, en Bogotá, donde se encontraba hospitalizado desde el pasado 31 de diciembre por un cáncer de esófago, enfermedad que había hecho metástasis en los pulmones, hígado y otros órganos. El propio Popeye admitió ser responsable directo de unos 300 asesinatos, principalmente en Medellín y Bogotá, así como su participación intelectual en la muerte de cerca de 3.000 personas, según sus cálculos.   VICTORIA'S SECRET. Victoria’s Secret está bajo ataque nuevamente por parte de modelos luego de que surgieron nuevas acusaciones de conducta sexual inapropiada durante el fin de semana. Model Alliance, una organización que aboga por la protección de modelos, envió el miércoles una carta al director ejecutivo de Victoria’s Secret, John Mehas, calificando de “totalmente inaceptable” lo que describió como falta de acción de la firma para proteger a las mujeres del abuso. Está firmado por más de 100 personas, en su mayoría modelos, incluidas estrellas como Christy Turlington Burns y Edie Campbell.   OMS. La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) lanzó hoy una exhortación para evitar que el pánico se extienda por el coronavirus, que ya ha provocado la muerte de más de 500 personas, y pidió $675 millones de dólares para financiar su plan de lucha, que incluye ayudar a los países menos preparados para afrontar el virus si éste llega a sus territorios. El director, asimismo, dijo que la OMS está en fase de enviar hacia 24 países 500.000 máscaras y 40.000 aparatos respiradores desde sus almacenes en Dubái y Acra.   TODOS JUNTOS. Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo y Vivo, cuatro de las compañías que más peso tienen en el mercado de smartphones a nivel global, aunarán fuerzas para competir con el liderazgo de la Play Store a través de sus propias tiendas de aplicaciones. La Global Developer Service Alliance (GDSA).de la que aún se conocen pocos datos, permitiría a los desarrolladores subir sus aplicaciones y programas de manera directa a las tiendas de Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo y Vivo de manera simultánea, facilitando así su distribución entre unas compañías que copan el 40 % del mercado de smartphones actual.   INSTAGRAM. Instagram ha agregado una función que le permite clasificar las cuentas que está siguiendo por "La mayoría se muestra en el feed" y "Menos interactuado". Desde allí, los usuarios pueden administrar su estado de seguimiento y notificaciones, o silenciar una cuenta. La actualización se está implementando ahora; Si no aparece para usted, intente forzar el cierre de la aplicación y reiniciarla.   SHAKIRA Y JLO. Shakira y Jennifer López continúan sacando provecho de su participación en el medio tiempo del Super Bowl LIV, el cual se llevó a cabo el pasado 2 de febrero en Miami.Además de que aumentaron las ventas en iTunes de su música, este 5 de febrero se dio a conocer que en YouTube ya desbancaron las presentaciones de Beyoncé y Lady Gaga en el mismo evento deportivo. Hasta este jueves el video subido en el canal oficial de la NFL acumulaba 98 millones de vistas. YOUTUBE  

The profession of modeling comes with a lot of society imposes misconceptions and stereotypes. We tackle these stereotypes and common misconceptions and provide a more transparent look into the life of a working model. We sprinkle in our personal stories and experiences dealing with those stereotypes. In this follow up episode, we jump right into the over sexualization of models. This is a second part episode to Ep 3 Pt 1. Airing date 8/6/19 Here is the link to Model Alliance to read more about the statistics we discuss in episode 3 part 1. Model Alliance Study Donate to their cause through their website and help promote model safety and labor laws. Reach out and let us know what you want to hear! Email us at ModelTalkPodcastPDX@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram at @modeltalkpodcastpdx for episode photos and more. Please, subscribe and share! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/model-talk-podcast-pdx/support

Pop culture media displays models in a way that creates harsh stereotypes and assumptions. We tackle model stereotypes and common misconceptions in the modeling industry. We sprinkle in our personal stories and experiences dealing with these misconceptions. We touch on issues such as eating disorders, the idea that modeling "easy", and model safety. In the second episode we talk more topics such as the over sexualization of models. Airing date 8/8/19. Here is the link to Model Alliance to read more about the statistics we discuss in this episode. Model Alliance Study Reach out and let us know what you want us to talk about! Send us an email to modeltalkpodcastpdx@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram at @modeltalkpodcastpdx for episode photos and more. Please, subscribe and share! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/model-talk-podcast-pdx/support

Shivani Persad is a Trinidadian Canadian living in New York killing it as a model, working with Aerie, Dynamite and RW&CO, just to name a few. But she’s also so much more than that; she is an activist, recently incorporated a business with aims to make meaningful content, involved with Model Alliance and is getting married this summer. She gets candid about shadism, why she feels so passionate about activism and the reason she created a podcast called More Than A Model Radio.

This episode features Irish fashion designer Helen Steele, whose debut collaboration with Dunnes Stores is live now. Her collaboration with graffiti artist Maser is coming soon to Costume in Dublin. We didn't get to talk about this but Helen also has a gorgeous line of rugs with Ceadogán Rugmakers - you can see them here. Jump the Hedges is a brand that creates incredible yoga and sports bags - "bags for activity" - from discarded truck tarps. Check out the website. Helen talks about The Modist and modest fashion. Net-a-Porter's Modest category* really does have some gorgeous pieces. If you stayed interested throughout my Islam / modesty ramble, you might want to watch the Little Mix video I'm talking about. Or you can read Female Chauvinist Pigs*, if you haven't already. Check out the Model Alliance, which was set up to protect the rights of working models in the fashion industry. Not Another Agency is the agency Halle Steele is signed to, in case you're interested! Maser's website is here. If you don't know his work, do a quick Google Image search and enjoy. ***   If you're buying from Amazon, I would really appreciate it if you'd use my affiliate link. It helps support what I do and costs you nothing extra! Same goes for Asos...    AND if you're super generous, support me on Patreon! It's basically a type of crowd-funding site that allows you to put your money where your "likes" are; if you like the content I'm making, please consider giving a small amount ($1) every month to help fund it. (If you donate at the $6.66 per month level, you'll get an extra How to be Sound minisode over on Patreon for your listening pleasure.)   I've also started a How to be Sound book club; we meet every few months, there's tea and coffee, we chat about books and Blindboy and other things that come up and it's fun! It's open to all patrons, at whatever level ($1 and up).   You can follow me on all of my social media handles @rosemarymaccabe and you can even subscribe to my newsletter (my ideas are new and intriguing).   Thank you so much for listening to How to be Sound. Please take some time to rate and/or review on iTunes; it helps other people who might like it to find How to be Sound!   Producer extraordinaire Liam Geraghty's Meet Your Maker is also well worth a listen. His latest project is Petrified, a podcast drama with some very spooky undertones.   *These are affiliate links. If you click through and buy, I'll make a tiny percentage and love you forever xoxo   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  In episode 132, Kestrel welcomes Renee Peters, the founder of Model4GreenLiving, to the show. A fashion model, lifelong animal lover and nature enthusiast, Renee’s interests have inspired Model4GreenLiving, which showcases practical tips and everyday actions that help encourage mindful, sustainable living. "Feminism and environmentalism are not two separate things - they go together." - Renee Peters, Founder of Model4GreenLiving In this episode, Renee shares her insider insight on the modeling industry, from its challenges to its perks to its abusive nature. She also talks about where she is now in her career - at 29 - and how she can already see that the end of her modeling days are in sight. Kestrel + Renee also talk about Project Drawdown, the book edited by Paul Hawken, that outlines solutions that reduce greenhouse gases by avoiding emissions and/or by sequestering carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere. For Renee, she believes strongly that if you are an environmentalist, you should be a feminist. As it’s outlined in Project Drawdown, supporting the empowerment of women and girls is listed as the 6th and 7th most impactful way to reduce climate change. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat:  The Model Alliance says that according to one survey, 29.7 percent of female models have experienced inappropriate touching at work. “What It’s Truly Like To Be A Fashion Model” - video story by the New York Times that Renee was featured in Project Drawdown: according to Project Drawdown, supporting the empowerment of women and girls are the 6th and 7th most impactful ways to drawdown carbon emissions “Always leave the place better than you found it” - something that Renee learned from her 10 years of being a Girl Scout, and something that still impacts the way she thinks about her actions today The True Cost film was monumental in Renee’s journey, and ignited her desire to want to learn as much as possible about the issues of the fashion industry to use her position as a model for good; listen to Conscious Chatter’s episode with Andrew Morgan, director of True Cost here > “I was unsure about who I was, and fast fashion only perpetuated that confusion." - quote from Renee’s post called “Why Giving Up Fast Fashion Is One Of The Best Things I’ve Done” Elizabeth Suzann, one of Renee’s favorite brands Reformation, one of Renee’s favorite brands LA EVENT ALERTGALERIE.LA + international online magazine MOCHNI are partnering for Happy Hour | A sustainable fashion networking event on Wednesday, September 19th from 7 - 9 pm at GALERIE.LA's store at ROW DTLA. Get Your Ticket Here.

There is a dark reality behind the scenes of the runway. The modeling industry is an overlooked frontier for women’s rights and workers’ rights and often their concerns are trivialized and dismissed. Sara Ziff talks about her activism and everything she is doing to create a positive change in the industry.

Models face a constant barrage of sexual exploitation, harassment and improper demands. Too often agencies collude with the perps. Where's the fashion industry's #MeToo? Top model Sara Ziff, founder of the Model Alliance, reveals the ugly side of the beauty business to Christina and Danielle. 

Models face a constant barrage of sexual exploitation, harassment and improper demands. Too often agencies collude with the perps. Where's the fashion industry's #MeToo? Top model Sara Ziff, founder of the Model Alliance, reveals the ugly side of the beauty business to Christina and Danielle. 

Meet Sara Ziff, founder of the Model Alliance. She is a campaigner for a fairer, more sustainable fashion industy in general and for the rights of models in particular. This Episode was recorded during the Copenhagen Fashion Summit - Sara was there with model Edie Campbell and casting director James Scully to speak about the RESPECT Program. It launched with an open letter signed by more than 100 fashion models in the wake of Me Too, calling for fashion houses, media companies and model agencies to commit to “an orderly and fair process for addressing charges of abuse”, backed up with training and education initiatives. The letter begins: “Over the past year, many courageous individuals have revealed the dark truth of sexual harassment in the fashion industry. These concerns have yet to be addressed in a meaningful and sustainable way. As models our images serve commercial purposes but our bodies remain ours.” Proposals include stronger, enforceable workplace standards to protect underage models and ensure, for example, that they are never asked to pose nude without prior agreement; a confidential and secure complaints process; and a neutral body set up to investigate complaints. Sara says “one in five models is working in debt to her agency,” so this is not only an issue of sexual intimidation, misconduct and abuse, it’s a power issue. This is an important topic and one the industry urgently needs to address. What's being done about it? How is Sara trying to change the fashion world, and where does the urge to do that come from in her? How did she go from walking for Chanel and Alexander McQueen to being a voice for change? All this and more is in this show, and we can't wait to hear what you make of it. How fab is our music? THANK YOU Montaigne. She is singing an acoustic version of Because I love You. Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter @mrspress Love the podcast? We have a Patreon page if you'd like to support us. We are always grateful for ratings and reviews on iTunes - it helps new listeners to find us. 

We need to talk. And we need to listen. Fashion is supposed to be modern, cutting edge, leading the way. But is it? Or is it stuck in old-fashioned tropes that place white culture at its centre? Now is the time to shake things up and insist on representation and inclusivity, and we all have our parts to play. But what does diversity really mean? Are we headed in the right direction, and are we going there fast enough? In this week's Episode, we meet Kim Jenkins, a New York-based writer, educator and authority on the intersections between fashion, race and culture. Kim teaches at both Parsons, The New School and the Pratt Institute. She also sits on the advisory board of the Model Alliance. She specialises in the sociocultural and historical influences behind why we wear what we wear, specifically addressing how politics, psychology, race and gender shape the way we ‘fashion’ our identity. Plus she's a massive vintage fan, and a serious fashion history buff. At Parsons, Kim developed a class called Fashion & Race, which inspired this podcast. These are issues we need to be discussing more - from cultural appropriation vs. appreciation, to diversity on the runway and in imagery, through diversity and representation in all areas; not just race, but body type, age, sweeping away those old-fashioned beauty norms, all that. This is an intriguing interview, and it's warm and beautiful and personal. You get to hear how Kim got to where she is today, what she loves and is inspired by. We talk about everything from what it was like for Kim to grow up black in a very white neighbourhood in Texas, how she found and formed her identity, why she fell in love with fashion TV, crazy Dallas style (oh the shoulder pads), and of course, where fashion has been and where it’s headed. Enjoy! How fab is our music? THANK YOU Montaigne. She is singing an acoustic version of Because I love You. Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter @mrspress Follow Kim Jenkins on Instagram @kimberlymjenkins Our podcasts and shownotes also live here. Clare is on deadline for her next book, so please forgive a short delay in updating clarepress.com All the new Eps will be updated by mid-April. Love the podcast? We have a Patreon page if you'd like to support us. We're also, as always, super grateful if for ratings and reviews on iTunes.