Tsheca White

Tokyo Runway Meets New York Runway FW 2015 RTW | New York



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"Une Heure D'Avance" = "One Hour Ahead" for Elle France 27th February 2015

Photographer: Matt Jones
Stylist: Elissa Castelbou
Hair: Marco Braca
Make-up: Yasuo Yoshikawa
Manicure: Roseann Singleton

Models: Vittoria Ceretti + Soekie Gravenhorst + Becca Horn + Lieke van Houten + Jessica Strother + Tsheca White

Source: imcmagazine.com

 
NINE MODELS OF COLOR SHOW US A VAST SPECTRUM OF AMERICAN BEAUTY

photography by Plamen Petkov / text and makeup by James Kaliardos

For our American Dream issue, photographer Plamen Petkov and makeup artist and all-around creative powerhouse James Kaliardos teamed us to give us this breathtaking fashion story. In the following introduction, Kaliardos reveals the inspiration behind "American Beauty."



When I was growing up outside of Detroit, my mother would borrow magazines from our public library that were filled with women of all ages and all colors. This became my early fashion and beauty training. I'd rip pages from Vogue, Bazaar and W (when it was a large newspaper) and make collages on the basement walls that were filled with models, celebrities and performers with every color of skin and every kind of face.

That's why it's been so strange to see the fashion industry take such a big turn toward milky homogenization. It just doesn't represent what is currently out there in popular culture or the real world. I've seen designers who sell millions in China, Japan and Korea fail to include a single Asian girl in a show. When a show of 100 girls has only one black girl, it sends out a very clear and unfortunate message. African-American pop stars may sing songs for millions of fans that popularize fashion labels, and yet women of color are nowhere to be seen on those same labels' ads or catwalks or in editorials. Diverse women sell music, movies and TV shows; they report the news and get voted into office. So why is the appearance of a woman like Serena Williams on the cover of Vogue (incredible on so many levels) so rare?

These days, fashion favors uniformity, an "army" of one type of girl. Hairdressers and makeup artists are often impossibly tasked with making this "army" look the same when each girl has different hair and facial features. As for me, I love the individual, and that is what diversity is all about. Each model in this story has her own identity, her own personality and her own beauty. The faces of America have never been just one color -- and neither has the definition of American Beauty.



Photography by Plamen Petkov / makeup by James Kaliardos at Art + Commerce / hair by David von Cannon at Streeters / manicures by Candice Idehen at Deborah Lippmann

Casting by Roger Inniss for Boom Productions Inc / makeup assistants: William Jay Kahn and Yoshie Kubota / hair assistant: Mario Sisneros and Kayo Fujita.


papermag
 
Yeezy S/S 2016 :ninja:

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highsnobiety.com
 
Big Magazine



'Portrait Series'
Photographed by Craig Salmon
Make-up by Paco Blanco




jedroot.com
 
Nylon, July 2016
U GOT THE LOOK
photographed by sarah kjelleren
styled by liz rundbaken
hair: peter matteliano
makeup: colleen runne
manicurist: miss pop
models: lucas, cynda, and tsheca at ford, sam and rochana at soul artist management, elena and meng meng at fusion, georgie at profile.


Nylon digital edition
 
Models.com

Flesh Tones

Photographer – Alexander Straulino (New york: Cartel & Co, Berlin: Shotview Photographers Management) for Models.com
Models – Briley Jones, Emma Harris, Tsheca White, & Yue Han
Makeup – Anastasia Durasova (The Wall Group) | Hair – Joey George (The Wall Group) | Manicurist – Yukie Miyakawa
Production – Jazmin Alvarez & Regina Limon Vega | Editor – Irene Ojo-Felix




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She is unbelievably beautiful and photogenic. She deserves stardom.
 

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