Supermodels - Before They Were Super: The Forgotten Women Who Invented the Icon

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Supermodels - Before They Were Super: The Forgotten Women Who Invented the Icon

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Host Vv Steele traces modeling's forgotten origins from Marie Vernet in 1850s Paris through pioneers like Lisa Fonssagrives, Twiggy, Donyale Luna, and Beverly Johnson. The episode explores how Black women broke barriers in fashion while being systematically erased from history, revealing the decades of struggle that built the foundation for the 1990s supermodel era.

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