Its being noticed that there is a problem in the fashion industry for mixed-race models who weren't seen as black enough to be black and not white enough to be white.
THE SPORAH SHOW decided to invite different types of models to hear their opinion.
PURE NATURE BLODE MODEL
MIXED-RACE MODES AND
PURE BLACK MODELS
SPORAH AND THE MODELS
MEET THE MIXED-RACE MODELS.
Are mixed-race models ignored by the fashion industry?
I think there is still a lot of prejudice in fashion; it's difficult if they're after a certain look. I've met only few of mixed-race models – mostly models seem to be white or black.
MEET THE NATURAL BLONDE,
It's not about being blonde.! NOT AT ALL
Yes am Natural Blonde but i still go through a lot of challenges.
Sometimes, the pressure is not more on the shows or work, but is more on finding agencies that can represent models and find them work.
Becoming a female model is not just about having BLONDE HAIR, there are many more requirements if you truly want to succeed in this industry.
NEXT IS TOP MODELS FROM PANTHERS MODELS
Unfortunately black models have to be very special and very determined to win work. I don't think it's a racist thing; it's led by money. Magazines are scared to take a punt on something that might not sell."
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They're under represented everywhere because they are a minority
ReplyDeleteI think its because they are a minority and thats it,
ReplyDeletePeople tend to identify with those most like them.
Great vedeo sporah, very educative. Yes Mixedrace are under-represented on the catwalk, The industy wants either black or white.
ReplyDeleteHe makubwa jamani, mi nilifikiria weupe ni dili kumbe huko kwenu weupe ni problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIn Africa being
WHITE = MORE OPPORTUNITY
BLACK= LESS OPPORTUNITY
Sporah thank you dada kwa hii show, You made me love myself even more.
Mungu akuzidishie.