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Her face, her name, her neck, her waist, her name.
oh my god.
Dead @ this copy and paste look.....
Apparently, her real name is Chablis Supreme Fashionette Morrison. No shade!
how do you know?
Source: http://www.thegrio.com/specials/lif...ck-of-minority-models-in-fashion-industry.php...Though the lack of black models seems like an intractable issue, up-and-coming black model Fashionette Morrison told theGrio that she is actually positive about her future in the industry. Wilhelmina Models just signed her two weeks ago. One of her first runways shows was during the recent 2012 Fashion Week.
"I'm just so excited right now, and so proud of myself and everyone is proud of me too," Morrison said of her achievements.
Originally from New Jersey, the budding catwalk worker said she has wanted to be a model since she was a little girl. Her name even predestined what would become her dream career.
"That's my real name," Fashionette said with a smile. "People are like, 'Your mother named you that?' And I'm like, 'Yes.'"
Morrison said her mother named her Fashionette, because her husband dressed her nicely during her pregnancy. In addition, Fashionette was to be the last child her mother would have -- making it an occasion for a very special name.
Could Fashionette Morrison be the next Chanel Iman, who is a current African-American modeling darling? Although both young women have names steeped in haute couture imagery, Morrison has many challenges to face if she wants to make it in an industry that often comes under fire for stereotyping and under-utilizing women of color.
Despite this, Fashionette told theGrio that her mom and friends continue to encourage her to go for a career in the fashion world -- and she hopes to inspire other African-American girls as well.
In a special report, CNN has confirmed that Fashionette's optimism is a growing trend. More black models around the world believe the industry is becoming open to their brand of beauty....