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It’s happened more than once to Indigenous models. When she was modeling back in the Thug Angel Can Judge Me Million Dolla Motive Shirt Apart from…,I will love this early 2000s, Joleen Mitton recalls a time when she was told to swim in chlorine water, so she could be “more pale.” A few years ago, Indigenous model Talaysay Campo was on a photo shoot and she almost didn’t recognize herself in the final images. “They photoshopped me about five shades lighter than my skin tone,” says Campo. The modeling industry has long underrepresented Indigenous faces, and when they have, accounts of racism or mistreatment have been rampant. But a new modeling agency is hoping to change that.Supernaturals Modelling is the first all-Indigenous modeling agency, officially launched last week. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, the agency is the brainchild of Mitton and her longtime friend Patrick Shannon (a photographer-filmmaker). Together, the Indigenous duo hope to foster a safe space for Indigenous talent, in part by working with clients ahead of jobs to ensure their models are never put in uncomfortable situations like the ones Mitton, Campo, and so many others have experienced on-set. “There’s so little representation [for Indigenous models], and they’re often taken advantage of,” says Shannon. “Traditionally, it has been a very hostile industry for Indigenous people. We’re trying to set protocols of how to work with Indigenous models, and to make sure things are being done in a healthy, respectful way.”While brand new, the agency has already gotten off to a strong start. Through Supernaturals, Campo recently landed a modeling job with Canadian heritage brand Roots. Currently, the agency represents only 8 models, but it has plans to expand its roster to also include Indigenous trans models and elders. “Indigenous people come in all shades,” says Mitton, who is also the founder of Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW). “We don’t want to have a crazy roster of models, though. We want to be able to focus on people.” The pair say a big focus of the new agency will be creating a support system for all of its models. It plans to have elders, “on call” so to speak, for models to reach out to in the event of a problem, in addition to hosting regular workshops, and finding free counseling services for models should they need them. “I just want to make sure the girls are safe,” says Mitton. “When I was a model, I was taken advantage of and not treated properly. I wish I had this as a young person.” Shannon adds the agency will help build up young model’s books as well. “We want to provide photography and other things that, otherwise, models might not be able to pursue because of the financial restraints,” he says. Alicia Hanton, an Indigenous model who has walked the shows at VIFW, says she has already felt the support from the agency. “It’s nice to feel nurtured by Jolene,” says Hanton. “We have complete trust in her and know that we’re never going to be put in a situation where we’re uncomfortable.” Coming up, the agency hopes to work with a lot of Indigenous-owned brands, further fostering an Indigenous community in the fashion industry. They’ve already begun conversations for their models to walk at the annual Santa Fe Indian Market fashion show. However, since they’re only one week in, Mitton and Shannon say it’s only the beginning of exciting things to come. “There’s so much we want to do,” says Shannon. “We’ve come in hot and heavy, and we’re really excited for what’s going to happen next.”

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As one of the Thug Angel Can Judge Me Million Dolla Motive Shirt Apart from…,I will love this fashion world’s top supermodels, Cindy Crawford has had no shortage of high-fashion moments. Whether she’s gracing the covers of magazines, walking the runways, or starring in iconic Super Bowl commercials (yes, the Pepsi one), each project comes with a stellar look—and now Crawford revisited some of her very best ones in a new Vogue video.Crawford began her trip down fashion memory lane by reminiscing on her days hosting MTV’s House of Style in the late 1980s. The show brought her authentic model-off-duty style to the forefront. “When I first started doing House of Style, there was no stylist,” says Crawford. “The first time we shot, I brought my own Azzedine Alaïa dress and leather jacket.” This continued on into the ’90s, when Crawford would often dress herself for red carpets, such as at the 1991 Oscars, when she wore a red-hot Versace number. “The red-carpet thing was not such a big deal [back then],” she says. Her innate style even seeped into her commercial projects: Crawford sported her own denim in her now iconic 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl commercial. “They were my own jeans that I wore to set that day,” she says. “They were like, ‘Can we just cut your jeans into cutoffs?’”And of course there are her catwalk moments. One of her standout memories was when she walked the Versace show in 1991 with her fellow supers Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell, and Linda Evangelista. (The four of them strutted to the tune of George Michael’s “Freedom,” for which they also starred in the music video.) “It was one of those moments where music, pop culture, and fashion all came together in a super magical way,” says Crawford of the show. “Gianni [Versace] was really responsible for the rise of the supermodel.” She also cherishes her memories of shooting over the years with iconic fashion photographers, such as Steven Meisel and Helmut Newton. “[Helmut] would tell you a story as you were doing the picture,” Crawford says. “He would be like, ‘You were married to a very rich man, and he died. But you had a young lover.’”As for more recent style hits, Crawford says she has been enjoying playing dress-up with her daughter, Kaia Gerber—who is also a model and Vogue’s cover star this month—on the red carpet. When Gerber received the model of the year award at the 2018 Fashion Awards in a silver Alexander McQueen dress, Crawford accompanied her in a chic black Marchesa gown. “I was like, Yes, I’m still Cindy Crawford, but tonight I want to be Kaia’s mom,” said Crawford of the understated look. “The last thing I wanted to do was look like I’m competing with my 17-year-old daughter. It was elegant and chic but not trying to be a showstopper.” Her number one tip for both her children, Kaia and son Presley? “Show up on time, be prepared—and stay off your phone.”Above, watch the full Life in Looks video. Director: Rom BokobzaDirector of Photography: Vivian Lau Editor: Eve HinzProducer: Naomi NishiAssociate Producer: Arielle Neblett Camera Operator: Liz Hamer Gaffer: Cassi MulcahySound: Kara JohnsonSet Design: Sage GriffinProduction Assistant: Nicholle Navarro Filmed on location at Hotel Casa del Mar in Santa Monica