7 Models Open Up About Discrimination and Tokenism | The Models | Vogue
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2019
- In the final episode of Vogue’s four-part docuseries, “The Models,” some of fashion’s most recognizable faces open up about their experiences with discrimination and tokenism.
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‘how tf you gonna do my hair if you’re bald?’ HAHAHA SHE AINT LYING😭
Golden B you can be a great hairstylist even if u are bald lol
Layla yeah it was a dumb thing to say. She’s discriminating in a video against discrimination
Lollll 😂😂😂
Golden B 😹😹
She's the reason why people think models should not talk. Just stupid.
vogue doing this series just for the trendy but they still doing what they normally doing in their magazine
princess Luna kusuma yup
Poor models and their great undervalued importance. Let us all listen in on them and take heed to their wise words
Yeah but of all the mainstream mags vogue is the only one getting close to doing this right, walking the line between putting out real, diverse representation vs. trending content. But these models have real struggles. The fashion industry isn't going anywhere, so the modeling industry isn't going anywhere, so why not try to change it for the better?
You are totally right.
At least they're doing something
DARK SKIN BLACK WOMEN ARE BEAUTIFUL!!
PERRIOODDT
Adut Akech is one of the most beautiful ive seen
Every girl is beautiful.
PERRRIOOODDTT.
No Username they know
"we are talking in Dinka, full on Dinka!" I absolutely love that!
She is giving me such good vibes! Lots of love to her! ♥
Alek Wek is pure life. She's an amazing model, has such a luminous personality, she's an icon and an example for lots african girl. She deserves the world
Im so proud of my Dinka girls doing great out there hope to run into Alek one day at fashion week somewhere around the world....🤞
That made me heart so happy 🥺❤️
Alek is a queen, she always looks happy and she's still booking jobs after 20 years in the industry, aside being one of the most important models of the 2000's, true top model power there.
It’s sad how they pit black women against each other in that industry. Thousands of white models are accepted but when two black models succeed it immediately becomes a competition and rivalry
Chloe Alexa are we really gonna ignore how black women are systematically put against each other in the modeling industry to bring up something irrelevant?
Chloe Alexa Your comment makes absolutely no sense.
Are dark skinned black women in charge of the fashion industry and product placement to consumers in fashion magazines and fashion houses model selection process??
Chloe Alexa Your comment makes absolutely no sense.
Are dark skinned black women in charge of the fashion industry and product placement to consumers in fashion magazines and fashion houses model selection process??
@@chloealexa5380 no we don't , society discriminates against one type of black stop lying
Chloe Alexa Black women did not invent colorism.
How’s the model 41 years ??!!? She looks like she’s in her 20s
py w she’s black that’s how
Baby that black don’t crack!
@@mvp4lyfateverything she literally looks old though lol. i wasn't looking at the age numbers and was confused which of the models was 41 and young looking. At first glance I knew she was old.
a dank lord shoe does not old especially compared to people of the same age and even younger.
Ikr
...meanwhile Kendall’s taking about her “revelation” with acne 😂 smdh
Hahaha
True😂😂
It’s sad how these things are perpetuated subtly through nepotism. Notice that the Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Kia Gerber types are the top faces of modeling. You can’t really expect much growth and change in the industry when these are the faces 🤷♀️
WinterOnASolstice You can't expect much growth or change when the consumers of these products are conscientiously ignorant and dumb.
The stories have always been there... and nothing has changed.
The conscientiously ignorant and those who "don't see colour" use this to legitimise black and poc "tales of woe" condescendingly.
Then everyone can pretend to be "woke" and supportive because that which is obvious cannot be denied seeing as the biggest brand to perpetuate tokenism, nepotism and product racism is now "baring all".
Sheep will be sheep
There are the faces because they got name recognition outside fashion. Their name recognition is what the industry uses for exposure.
Tbf they are all stunning model material anyways
I will be the next face of modeling 🧘🏽♀️
I mean it's 2019 and people are getting smarter to know that representation does matter. So screw those companies who still running old rules. It'll be their loss sooner or later.
Well I mean yes, but that idea could also potentially hurt. What if there were people of the Asian race in a show, and only a few people of Latina race entered. With this hard idea in mind it means that if more people of the Asian race wanted to apply, and even were more qualified to have the job, the person of the Latina race would still get job, even if they were less deserving.
@@sitrustree2716 yes I understand your point that it is possible to twist the conditions. Where the majority becomes the minority, and vice versa. But representation doesn't mean you always have to dominate it.
I think that social media opened the door for diversity because people were able to comment directly under the pictures and speak up about the lack of representation. It's weird that Vogue are doing those videos when they were a major actor on this issue. I remember the era when it was basically only white models and actresses on the covers. And it hasn't changed much to this day. For instance, a black girl has to be Beyonce, Lupita or Serena Williams to be featured on the cover so achieve way more than all the white starlets and insta girls that received the same honor. I can't wait to see Viola davis, taraji p henson, Kerry washington, Tracee ellis ross, Sandra oh on the cover. Some suggestions for you, Vogue
For one, the established magazines need not be still used and think as the bibles of fashion and style!
Well said!!
Alek Wek is a legend.
A LEGEEEEEEEEND!!!
Yes. I remember her as a main model in ebony mag
Ughhhhhhh an ICON. Remember her ripping off a blond wig on the runway??? Legendary.
She sure is. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love her sweet face.
The legend ALEK WEK! Tokenism is very real, a new age marketing strategy.
It’s upsetting and disheartening that the fashion industry wasn’t built on the principle of diversity. I’m happy to see the changes though.
VSfan88 I respect your opinion, but what’s “appealing” to one may not be appealing to others. Having one kind of model/“poster child represent a brand is not an accurate depiction of the society we live in. ❤️
Vogue appeals to Europeans and Americans, and in most circumstances Americans are white
Seger just because a lot of americans/ europeans are white doesn’t mean that there isn’t a large amount of poc in america and europe
@@nicoleonlysometimes824 they chose to go to Europe, America on the other hand is understandable
MarMar LikesBunnies In the bast when vogue was created, the majority of their audience was white. But as the world diversifies and poc get more representation, the modeling industry followed suit
Bethann Hardison, Iman, and Naomi Campbell opened the dialogue and fought the fight for diversity. I'm glad the industry is now opening up.
Sibusiso Mkize dude, she looked like an angel. Nobody is having problems with including good looking people in the modeling sector. Look at insta models on the runway. The girls in this footage actually look like potatos, even I feel that I can compete with them easily. Models do lots of effort to get a competitive advantage, do plastic surgery and stuff. This is an art. And crying for acknowledgement when you cannot match the level makes modeling shallow. Quality is changed to quantity
Alaia helped a lot of them out too.
Naomi Campbell treated Tyra Banks like crap probably because she worried about losing her job to Tyra.
@@adeled8833 kinda pissed me off
I loved this video, its interesting Vogue is taking a new approach and doing more 'real' content when I feel Vogue were the number 1 ones who discriminated in the fashion industry like crazy!
Please subtitles in Spanish...
0:48 curly hair is stunning !!!
She is
Yes, that was weird. Unless they wanted consistency among the models...for some shows they would...that is weird that they would want her to straighten her hair. Maybe it was to make styling it easier also.
@@vg7735 probably because they didn’t knew how to style it wich is unprofessional
I love these models for sharing their stories. It’s inspiring, to see that they’ve overcome everything and they have made it
Victoria Heffly yessssss 💯
Alek Wek is a OG & a pioneer 🤩
I love these.
Y'all see Halima on Sports Illustrated?! So lovely.
The south Indian model was scouted at 25 that is a difference in itself they usually say that is too old to think of modellng.
Those glory days of Chanel and Jourdan ❤❤
The purpose of a model is to show what clothes look like on a body as opposed to a person. It’s helpful to regular and plus size people to see what those clothes look like on our body type too. I’m glad plus and curvy models are becoming more mainstream. Keep it up!
Jourdan and Chanel are good friends again now. Jourdan was one of Chanel's bridesmaid.
What about women of older ages? They buy clothes. Usually more financially secure and able then the target market.
41 Where?!! Alek Wek is a legend!!! I Stan!!
EVERYY YEAR WE GET "the industry is changing but it still has a long way to go"
YAAAAAS Dinka. I'm Ethiopian and always try to big up my African sisters. You are loved and this is loving. CLAP CLAP CLAP. I hearts you guys so much....
I was a plus size model at a size 4....overcoming an eating disorder for years to appreciate my body.#Selflove
Marci Wilcox size 4 is a plus size? Sorry, I can’t get there
Marci Wilcox “sorry for my question, I don’t understand what you meant” do you mean that size for is a plus size?
Marci Wilcox ok I don’t get what you mean but as far as I know models of size 4 cannot be plus size , there’s a threshold of 8 size+ if I’m not wrong
Then id be a whale.😬
yeah, and I was considered old when I was 12 years old. Logic?
Exactly how they played Naomi and Tyra. Sick industry.
those contents are the IRONY OF THE CENTRY LOL.
Please keep making and posting these! I absolutely love hearing their unfiltered perspectives.
This series is so important in the state of modeling right now. We get to see what it’s like INSIDE of the industry, the stuff that nobody talks about.
Alek Wek is a queen😍
Yes! Vogue coming thru with the REAL content! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Btw I’m a small UA-camr 🤗💜
Subscribed babygirl!! Good luck😘
Cathy Anness thank you so much! ☺️
Lyla Faith finally right. They contributed so much to the mess
Just subscribed. You are a beautiful girl! ❤️❤️
Wow didn’t know Chanel and jordon wasn’t speaking reminds me of the Tyra and Naomi
Naomi was mean to Tyra. Tyra wanted to be friends with her initially but Naomi gave her the cold shoulder.
When Vogue wants poc customers, they'll pull this-
Nicely done Vogue. Now tackle ageism in the industry and let's see some diversity in that as well. I'd love to see wrinkles, crinkles, roundness, smile/laughter lines. In other words, no toothpicks with surgery/botox and fillers.
I noticed that even though curvy girls will be featured in big magazines, it will always be an occasional "special", curvy girls are still not every other model in a magazine. That's what real equality would be like. It's good they get a rare opportunity as opposed to none, but it's still not z real chance for many curvy models to make money with modeling.
Because they force themselves into this industry and call it "change".
@@burakberk5706 That's how change is made, by forcing it.
Islamiq Grrrls no one wants to see fat people.. no offense lol we shouldn’t normalize being big
I hope fashion focus on 'Quality' not quantity if quantity changes compared to old generation that would be soo trash these days.
love all of these videos.. each and every one
Me: I wanna be a model
Me: looks at the models with tiny nose
Me: cries because I have a big nose😔
Did you not watch the video
Chanel Iman is so utterly and breathtakingly beautiful. She could pass for Nia Long's sister. :-)
@pink girl I think you missed my point. Regardless of race, they have similar facial features; that's what i meant. Thank you for your point of view, though.
@pink girl WTF how ignorant are you? Just because one women is part black and the other is full black they can't pass for sisters! You do know they're many families with full black children and part black children right.
she's pretty but i see no resemblance to Nia at all
In case people are unaware Chanel Iman is black. She identifies as black. Stop the ignorance. Being black does not discount her Korean heritage in any way shape or form or vice versa.
She’s average to me with an unsymmetrical face
I had a moment of genuine happy shock when Barack Obama was voted as President of the US...today when Vouge did this piece I actually had a similar moment. I guess times are really changing. Well done Vouge.
Maybe on the surface level. Probably still wont change for the longest amount of time
deg3363 was he chosen by his peers because of his skin color or because he was actually worthy? Choosing people just because their skin is another kind of racism. Choosing by abilities - that’s the point of implementing anti-racism regulations. Give everyone same resources at the beginning, don’t goddam equalize everyone at the finish line, that’s so dumb
@@adeled8833 girl bye. Obama is in a different league to his modern day predecessors in every way. No discussion.
H Y He’s in the same league with all the other war criminals and murders that are US presidents lol
Kaylah Meckes She has put Obama’s election with this liberal type of video on the same shelf, which shows a lot about how she treats Obama. If you keep excusing people because* their liberal behavior, you’ll lose the very idea of the USA, which is not a freedom, but a common sense (there is more freedom and less of a cold analytics in other countries). Anyway, it is also not your right to shut me up, I’m expressing my concerns about liberal hype, while you’re just being annoying. Read some constitution if you don’t know about the freedom of speech
I have always loved Alek Wek. She's so cool, and she's just herself. :-) And she's ageless! I can't believe she just turned 42 last month.
When she said "when you don't see something it's really hard to believe it" that made so much sense. Think about Santa Claus, God, the Tooth Fairy, ect. All things people have the hardest time believing in. If we don't see something, it tends not to exist in our minds. Representation is so important.
Vogue yes with the great content. Thank you so much. I like the raw direction with this series. It makes being a model more relatable. Blurring the lines is refreshing.
“The industry is changing... but we still have a long way to go” 💖
Kell Monster they are late for doing this. They have enough power to expose all these devils
Keep these coming I love them so much!!
love this series!!! don’t stop!!
I've always thought Alek was 25 years old max
Nah, I hardly recognized her here...she has aged or lost too much weight.
@@aiai-j7i she does look a bit different here. Could be stress or lack of sleep as well (being optimistic).
How? When she's an icon of the 90s.
I only clicked when I saw Alek Wek.THAT IS MY QUEEN!!EVERYONE has their Queen..mine has and will always be ALEK WEK!!
Love these series!! Keep making more ❤
Im loving this series plz continue doing this❤️❤️❤️
OMG Alek Wek still stunning at 41!!! beautiful.
😭 i can relate.... i am 19years old, 180cm tall, and a size 4 model and i still get rejected by agencies... But i believe my time will come pretty soon.
I luvvv these documentry videos soooo great information and also emotional at times...!!
Thank you for sharing your stories, it inspired me.
We still have a long way to go before everyone is equal
Yeah, wouldn't it be nice if race was nothing more than a phenotype
Ishan Ali but we aren’t equal. Different strengths and intelligence. How boring to be the same. Nothing is special.
You’re everywhere dude
If everyone is here physically beautiful, no one is
Ishan Ali Equity is is the solution not equality.
Precisely why they ensure equity is unattainable.
Why would those who have set up this power structure predicated on race and the power money affords this position want a level playing field?? 😂😂
Things are how they are precisely by design.
Jesus.
Finally some info on the Chanel/Jourdan beef
THANK YOOOU VOGUE!!! Great discourse
Wow... this is an amazing series. Thank you, Vogue people.
Finally some quality content!
The term beauty is and will be always problematic. And an industry that works with it can never be fair and real
Loving these videos!
Love these so much!!
Chanel has grown sooooo much since her big vs show. She looks amazing!
PSA ig models got no idea what real models go through and it shows
Omgosh I love this series. I modeled in the early 80's and when I went in to see Eileen Ford at a casting call, she told me I was too tall and had to lose 20 lbs. I was 6' and weighed 120 lbs. !! Now I'm 64, 5'11" and weigh 195 and feel gorgeous! Hooray to Vogue for doing this series. Bout time someone did..♥️
Good informative beatiful video. The kind of things we need to see. 😎
Where's adut or anok would love to see them on Vogue more
SIS IS 41?!??!?!? HELLO???
i really thought she was like 25 omg
@@brimenson161 lol yeah im 21 and some guy in my class thot i was 16
bye I am 24 and when I go in markets to buy cigarette or alcohol always ask me for show my passport 🙄 😂
@@aishaahmed7368 lol here in england you have to look over 25
@@aishaahmed7368 also the funny thing is im 6ft tall and taller than him lmao
Wow i love Chanel Iman. I never imagined that she went through something like that
This series was too short 😭😭 vogue please more episodes 🙏🙏
Fyi Alek is talking about a South Sudanese tribal language called Dinka. The fact her and another Sudanese model were able to speak there language behind the scenes at a Marc Jacobs show is miraculous
The intro reminds me of the seagulls in Nemo 😂
To Anyone reading this comment, know that success is coming this year, Hope our channel helps !!
So sad there is ZERO asian in this video talking about how this industry has been changing. Dear Vogue, I should say you STILL have a
long way to go!
That's great to open up about, we should bring awareness
I have straight hair and i wish it was curly. I love curly hair
I have curly hair and I wish it was straight. Not because I prefer certain style, but because one is easier to maintain than the other.
Curly hair is really hard to maintain and gets frizzy very easily. I have straight frizzy hair and can’t imagine how much of a nightmare the hair care routine must be like for curly haired girls 😂
Alek Wek! ! A living legend 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you ladies for sharing.
Paloma Elsesser? You have such an amazing voice omg✨
I am loving this videos by vogue, however lets be real Vogue has played a part in perpetuating this behavior. They had the power to end all this, now they just want to woke with this series which I do appreciate but please let this not be a trend, your influence has had a tremendous impact on beauty standards for women use your power to celebrate all beauty and create better working standards in the beauty industry!
We need one on PETITE MODEL
No such thing my love.
@@karllagerfeld15 ummm meaning???
@@monephachin2825 The petite market is so miniscule....no pun intended😂 But in all reality it's a non-exsistant market...its the unfortunate truth. In the modeling world, tall will always rule. Modeling isnt meant for average or normal folks. Short is very much an average trait.
Well I honestly do not care if they rule....or not and there is a Petite market and I know a lot who is doing well and walking runways etc (research) but that's your opinion . anyways I would love to see a video with them as I said by the way halima is a petite model.
@@monephachin2825 Well more power to ya!
Wow..this series is so good. Good job Vogue
I love this youtube series
Halima is somali not kenyan ... I hate when stupid companies like vogue don't do proper research on people .. .this is on another level of pure ignorance
Kimiko Kasai i think they made that mistake cause she WAS born in Kenya. But yes she’s Somali
@@candirockstar135 She wasn't born in kenya. She lived there for few years!
It's worse for the lesser known/less famous models. And i am not saying that to disregard what these women go through
Actually look at what happened to Jourdan Dunn. They kicked her out of the vs show so they could add kendall jenner
@Reerei Dia yea
Reerei Dia yep, it was either 2016 or 2017 I believe. It was the year Rihanna was gonna do it again and she cancelled because they cut Jourdan
Wtf how did I not hear about this? Ridiculous
@Reerei Dia yeah it was a really big deal at the time. I havent seen her on the show since
That’s so messed up!
I wish Vogue would extend this series!
BTW, I just posted my first ever vlog! It's a behind-the-scenes look at one of my photoshoots. All views, likes, and comments are highly appreciated!
I am really enjoying this series. Please please don't stop Vogue.
I’ve experienced some crazy stuff with modeling as well 😫 especially being a dark skin black girl .. they usually only want “1” and they never know what to do with my hair
Sudanese are so incredibly beautiful my loorrrd 😍
👏🏽 that’s 👏🏽 the 👏🏽content👏🏽we 👏🏽want👏🏽to👏🏽see VOGUE!! On real models who are fighters and want to make a living out of it... please stop hyping the Hadid and Kardashian/Jenner brats
Yes VOGE !! I love this series!!!
I absolutely love this series 👏🏼
*I also feel like there aren’t enough women represented like myself. Women who aren’t “skinny”, “fat”, “plus size” or “tall” REAL “MODEL MATERIAL”. What about the women that are short and IN BETWEEN SIZES?! 0 REPRESENTATION FOR US.*
Good for you vogue now please have some accountability for yourselves
Obsessed with this series
i been modeling and i love this series so much♥️
As if Vogue has not been treating people like that 🤔😏 appreciate the series tho
good on vogue for creating this series, but we should remember that vogue has veeeery few black models on their covers (especially darkskinned girls) so maybe practice what you preach and do better for these models
this series is dope!
good content!