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Fresh faces: 3 up-and-coming Canadian models you should know (Sadia, Dauphine McKee & Brittany Bergmeister) : http://www.ellecanada.com/fashion/f...ing-canadian-models-you-should-know/a/63768/3 (ellecanada.com)
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She's gorgeous. I hope she goes far.
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Any new photos?
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Indeed, Elmer Olsen really works well with their models and a lot of their models are doing expeptionally well, like Grace, Senait, Dauphine, etc. I can see Sadia also becoming big! Hopefully Elmer pushes her and get her far
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Interview with Sadia from ELLE Canada - tumblr/elmerolsen
Lovely Sadia sits down with ELLE Canada and discusses her transformation from tomboy to up and coming model during our annual Bootcamp 2 Bigtime.
Bio: “I’m 20, and have been in university for two years. I’m going into my third this September at York University studying environmental studies. I joined Elmer in June. It’s an adventure.”
Role call: “When I was younger I would always get scouted but I was a really big tomboy and I played basketball so I didn’t really think it would be something I would be into—and also especially because I was so young, and my mom wanted me to stick with my studies. And now that I’m older and was approached again, I gave it a second thought —I’m grown now, I like to dress like a girl.”
Model behaviour: “I would love to carve out a modelling career and be an inspiration for younger girls because I know a lot of girls start out really young and they don’t really know themselves—I can imagine starting at 16 and I wouldn’t know what to do, especially with different influences of right and wrong—so I’m just hoping to be a model but a model for other girls to be themselves and to love themselves. So that’s number one; and just to establish a really long career and wherever it may take me to just stick with it and be myself.”
Hometown fave: “My background is Somali and so I would say Yasmin Warsame –she’s one of the big Somali models and she’s from Toronto!”
Lovely Sadia sits down with ELLE Canada and discusses her transformation from tomboy to up and coming model during our annual Bootcamp 2 Bigtime.
Bio: “I’m 20, and have been in university for two years. I’m going into my third this September at York University studying environmental studies. I joined Elmer in June. It’s an adventure.”
Role call: “When I was younger I would always get scouted but I was a really big tomboy and I played basketball so I didn’t really think it would be something I would be into—and also especially because I was so young, and my mom wanted me to stick with my studies. And now that I’m older and was approached again, I gave it a second thought —I’m grown now, I like to dress like a girl.”
Model behaviour: “I would love to carve out a modelling career and be an inspiration for younger girls because I know a lot of girls start out really young and they don’t really know themselves—I can imagine starting at 16 and I wouldn’t know what to do, especially with different influences of right and wrong—so I’m just hoping to be a model but a model for other girls to be themselves and to love themselves. So that’s number one; and just to establish a really long career and wherever it may take me to just stick with it and be myself.”
Hometown fave: “My background is Somali and so I would say Yasmin Warsame –she’s one of the big Somali models and she’s from Toronto!”
