381 fashion magazine january 2016 issue

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Kim Haynes with her collection of hand-made jewelry.

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About Us Founded by Escapades Publications 381 Fashion Magazine, 381 Plus Fashion magazine, and 381 Youth Fashion Magazine is a new magazine focusing on the fashion industry. Our magazine(s) are unique with live and recorded interviews with those in the modeling industry. Our interviews are held in conjunctions with our magazines to give our listeners a chance to find out hands on from the individuals working in the industry.

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COMING IN 2016

MODEL OF THE MONTH

MODEL SPOTLIGHT QUINETTA PHILLIPS

BETH ATHENS PAGE 40

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EDITOR’S PICK FIELDA IRWIN PAGE 24

MODELS AMY KAO GHANESHWARI DRIGPA LEILA JEAN DAVIS SERGIO DELAVICCI HEZ HEZEKIAH WHITNEY JONES

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ARTICLES FASHION TIPS FOR WINTER

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WINTER TIME FASHION

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PHOTOGRAHER SPOTLIGHT LYNN LOWERY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE 20

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Amy Kao is a commercial print and runway model in New York City. She has walked in New York Fashion Week and Couture Fashion Week shows in New York City for the past 3 years. She is also the Fashion Avenue News Magazine Cover Girl for December 2015.

Outside of her modeling career, Amy is a first year MBA student at the Yale School of Management. Having graduated from Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business, Amy started her career at Deloitte as a Strategy and Operations Consultant. As an avid pianist and violist, Amy co-founded the International Music and Arts Society (IMAS) in 2010 with the mission of advancing musical and cultural relationships between teachers and students all over the world.

Passionate about contributing to positive change through social impact, she has volunteered on educational and community development projects in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Panama, China, Italy, France, and Taiwan.

An active member of her community, Amy serves as a spokesperson for the developmentally disabled in New Jersey, and currently sits on the board for two non-profits: Musicopia and We Are Impacting Communities (WAICO). She also serves as a Goodwill Ambassador for SimplyHelp Foundation, and has represented the NGO at the CSW conference at the United Nations.

EDITOR’S PICK OF THE MONTH

CITY: ELMHURST STATE: NEW YORK

HEIGHT: 63 INCHES/5’3” FEE WAIST: 25 HIPS: 34 DRESS: 1 SHOE SIZE: 7 BUST SIZE: 32 CUP SIZE: A HAIR COLOR: BROWN HAIR LENGTH: LONG EYE COLOR: BROWN

ETHNICITY: INDIAN/SOUTH

TWO YEARS OF BALLET EX 2009—2010

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Height : 5.2" Weight : 120 lbs.

Bust : 34 D. Waist : 27" Hips : 38" Shoe : 6

Hair color : Black Eye color : Hazel Dress size : Small Pants : 3 Age range : 15-25 In seam : 29"

Person of Interest Party goer CBS Elementary Bike rider / Pedestrian NBC Girls Doctor HBO Blue Blood Waiting room visitor CBS Promotional modeling : Malibu Spice Rum AT&T no texting and driving Mass Univ Tanduay Asian Rum Nurse Jackie Grieving family member Show time Elementary Pharmaceutical employee NBC JKS TV Show Co-Host Time Warner ch 96 Bollywood Soap Stars Rubina Dilalk fashion show Model NY Fashion show by Renu Dasrath Model Fire N Ice. NJ Fashion show by Renu Dasrath Model NY Unforgettable Nurse Royal Pains Party guest (East Indian) Terry Gajraj music Chutney dance Terry G & superstone band (Featured model / indian dancer ) Fashion show by Renu Dasrath Model Tapestry (film) Club goer The Nest (film) Indian tourist at airport Imagery cool sets Commercial print (photo shoot) New Jersey tourist commercial East Indian Imagery cool sets Commercial print (photo shoot) Imagery cool sets Commercial print (photo shoot) The Affair Friends at flea market Unforgettable Pedestrian Madam Secretary Aide in office (core) Trainwreck (film) Guest at award ceremony How to be single (film) Party girl (featured) Direct tv commercial Person watching over manhattan A whitelabel product Commercial XQ Pedestrian Orange is the new black Dinner patron Madam secretary.

Core ( state advisor ) Renu's fashion show Model Elementary Grad student Carly Rae Jepsen.

Dancer Blue bloods.

Guest at gala (featured) Unbeautful fashion

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Model Elementary Murdered victim ( featured) Blue Blood Collage student Elementary Collage student Save Abby Fashion show Model Dior perfume commercial Party goer Younger Office employee Limitless Indian (featured) Book of Henry Student at a concert Limitless Layer Spear Pedestrian Unbeautiful foundation Fashion show.

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CWC Shiva Mandir fashion classes runway , Guyana (6 years,12 fashion shows).

Skeldon heigh school fashion / acting ,runway , dancing classes , Guyana (6 years ).

Barbizon school of modeling acting / modeling , New York International Performing Arts Showcase Winter 2014 , Hollywood ,LA,CA Modeling - Fashion shows Acting Soap Opera Commercial Commercial Print Sitcom

Fashion Tips For Winter by: Charlotte Bleasdale

With our winters getting progressively worse we thought it was about time someone offered a guide to staying fashionable, warm and comfortable during the snowy season. Dressing for the weather doesn’t mean you have to look dowdy; in fact it’s quick and easy to find a fashionable outfit that’s winter proof!

The idea is that a snow friendly outfit will keep you warm, dry and looking fantastic. With a bit of forward planning that doesn’t have to mean gaiters and hiking boots!

The shoes The most important part of your winter outfit is your footwear! There’s no point heading out in the snow wearing stiletto peep toes or boots with no tread. The perfect pair of winter boots should have the following: 1. A good tread

2. A waterproof outer 3. A thick sole 4. A warm lining Obviously they also have to look good! As long as your boots have all of the above, even a small heel should be manageable. We can’t stress enough the importance of a thick sole. Thinner soled shoes will simply freeze leaving you with little or no grip.

If you go for wellies then get a fun and funky pair that will keep your outfit looking fresh, it’s also worth considering wide calf boots. They leave you more room for tucking in your trousers!

If you’re really set on wearing some less than grippy shoes then it could be worth investing in some slip on crampons. They’re easy to attach to your shoes and don’t change the look too much!

The jacket Next up is the jacket, it’s key to keeping your body warm, and forms a major part of your outfit! We prefer a good, thick wool jacket with an umbrella to a waterproof. It all depends how on trend you want to be! Opt for a long jacket, preferably with a hood that comes down past your hips. This allows

it to cover the tops of your legs as well as covering the join between top and trousers/ skirt.

Capes are popular this year; the advantage is that you can cross your arms inside them to keep warm. However, they do let in a lot of wind so it’s down to how warm your layers are underneath!

Accessories Accessories are yet another important part of the snow-safe outfit. Go for gloves, (we like the type with cut off fingers and a removable mitten) a good hat, scarf, thick socks and an umbrella. Earmuffs are optional. You can have real fun with your accessories. All that matters is that they’re warm, so use them to give your outfit some personality!

The top Knitwear is usually the best bet in cold weather, but layer it with lighter, cotton tops. This means when you arrive at your destination and the central heating is full blast you won’t boil, but neither will you freeze outside.

The trousers We like to wear leggings, thick tights or skinny jeans in this weather. The close fitting means they’re warmer than baggier styles. Plus they can be tucked into your boots to keep the cuffs dry. Perfect!

So get ready to face the wintry weather without going out of fashion and remember; snow doesn’t have to mean a departure from style! Just work the winter look!

Model: Leila Jean Davis - actress/model, www.IMDb.me/LeilaJeanDavis Photographer: Carl Maiorino - chief photographer, Beauty World Monthly Designer: Pamela Ptak - Project Runway Designer, Pratt Institute, a creative force with fabric & color Make-up Artist: Alyssa Villaruz - Arthur R. Sypek Program MCTS Location: Fair Hill Farm, Ringoes NJ Horse: Jack ** note for previous email with his pix.

Pony: Tricksie Producer: Marti Davis - Blue Ribbon Productions, LLC

Gender: Female Height: 5 feet 3 in Weight: 109 lbs Age Range: 12 - 14 Physique: Athletic Hair Color: Brown Hair Length: Long Eyes: Brown Ethnicity: Caucasian, Eastern European, Middle Eastern, Mixed Voice Type: Soprano, Alto Biography: In 2014, the acclaimed fashion designer/owner at Lainy Gold Designs discovered actress Leila Jean Davis and immediately added her to the Lainy Gold House Models Team. With Lainy Gold's support, Leila has been seen modeling on runways from Atlantic City to New York City, as well as gracing the pages of New York's high-fashion magazine publications.

Leila's positive attitude and focused energy along with her natural acting/modeling skills have made her a sought-after talent for many award-winning productions. She's had the pleasure of working closely on-set with industry A-List Directors such as Steven Soderbergh and Joel Schumacher. She's enjoyed creating a popular character with her principal role of the young zombie 'Dorothy Karen Langhorn' in the Lawrence R. Greenberg directed TV series, "Zombie Etiquette". She also relishes bringing to life the role of 'RED', the good alien in the on-going, award-winning series, "The Invaders: Angie's Logs" with Director Mark Cabaroy.

Leila is rapidly increasing her presence in the fashion/modeling world, while continuing to perform in front of the camera for professional productions seeking to bring spark and depth to their key character roles.

To-date, Leila is the performance recipient of the following awards: a Bronze Telly Award, an ADDY Award, a CINE Golden Eagle Award, and a CINE Jury Selection Award. Her next goal is to walk for a top designer in New York's Fashion Week. See Leila's full background and experience on: www.IMDb.me/ LeilaJeanDavis Sizes: C: 35 W: 27 H: 36 Ht. 5'3" Wt. 109 lbs

JANUARY COVER MODEL

5"8 137 lbs Breast: 36 Bra: 32 D Waist: 28 1/2 Hip: 41 Dress size 4/6 depending on fit Jean size 7 Shoe 8 1/2, 9

BETH ATHENS

Open to many new opportunities, and exploring new talents.. Athletic to high fashion, commercial editorial, even runway and acting. I look forward to the time to come meeting and collaborating with new artist, and learning more day by day!

Winter Time Fashion by: Jacob Simon

Sick and tired of winter? Who isn’t -- other than possibly pro-snowboarder Shaun Palmer and pro-skier Shane McConkey.

Even folks who make their living off of winter, like tire salesmen, chimney sweeps, and snowplow drivers, can’t appear to wait for the frosty days to end. Fortunately there’s 1 very good thing about cold weather: winter fashion. It’s just fun, with all the layers and bold colors, not to mention the furry lambskin boots.

This time of year, each glossy cover of Elle, Vogue, and Mademoiselle makes me dream of searching like one of those glam girls wrapped up in a delectable sweater and plush boots.

Unfortunately every single time I try to mimic one of those magazine looks, everything goes astray.

Just this week I tried the tight jeans-bulky sweater-chunky boots look. It looked winter, however it didn’t work for winter. I fought with each and every jacket in my closet, trying to cajole 1 to button over my new oversized turtleneck sweater. I was relieved when I finally got my pea coat to close, but the relief washed away when I bustled over to the mirror to see that I looked about 7 months pregnant.

All the layering could be good -- if I was studying polar bears in the Arctic for the day. I wasn’t. I was on my method to work. I made a fast stop at the coffee shop, and also the second I walked in, I started overheating. By the time I got to the counter, I could smell my perspiration starting to mix with the wool of the sweater. I like the natural beauty look, but I’m not fond of the smell. I was waiting for my mocha and madly fanning myself with a menu, when I glanced down to see that my new furry boots had nearly been ruined by the rock salt scattered on the city sidewalks.

After all the time I spent buying, planning, and putting on my new outfit, my sparkly chandelier earrings were the only thing that survived the morning. They had been the least costly part of my attire, and I got compliments on them all day. Apparently just a little twinkle makes men and women feel good.

Like any smart woman, I resort to black inside the wintertime despite what the houses of haute couture scream at us about wearing a lot more color. Black looks very good day or night, and for a girl on the run, it doesn’t require significantly thought. The best factor about black is that it hides all forms of flaws, like those caused by eating an entire pumpkin cheesecake on Thanksgiving. But black is not only thinning; it’s an excellent palette for accessories.

This year, ladies have loads of jewelry choices. You can fall back on the old fundamental of diamonds. Or you are able to try this winter’s exciting new collections of colored pearls and shells. They look fabulous with black, and they may be as dressy as a diamond necklace, although offering more personality and flare. It is possible to also highlight your eye color having a similar colored necklace. Nothing is a lot more wonderful than a pair of sapphire blue eyes with a matching necklace.

Rhinestones are generally a holiday favorite. This season, designers are making use of them with fiber optic glass and silver. It’s a new take on a jeweler’s staple. Red stones can highlight the flushed skin and rosy cheeks of winter. As well as the fiber optics within the glass makes the necklaces, earrings, and bracelets glow. The mixture creates a look that no 1 will forget.

And something which will normally go with black, additional black. Onyx is a gorgeous stone that when highlighted with silver can make a very simple black sweater and slacks into a classic cosmopolitan look. Dangly onyx earrings are stunning with pulled back hair. Onyx is wonderful due to the fact it can go with virtually anything. It makes red extra refined, pink more subdued, and white more exotic.

So don’t let gray skies and stale snow keep you from feeling gorgeous. Next time you go to your closet and feel bummed out about having to squeeze your outfit under your jacket, toss on a gorgeous pair of earrings. Everyone will notice them, even together with your jacket on. And unlike that oversized sweater, you are able to keep wearing them when the warm spring days finally return.

About The Author Jacob Simon writes about hippie fashion, and gypsy skirts frequently on his site. He enjoys all kinds of hippie stuff including alternative energy, gaming, gardening, crochet, quilting and emergency preparedness. Visit he and his wife's site to learn more.

My name is Sergio Delavicci and and I'm 31 years old. I'm Italian and Russian but lived in Greece, Italy and Israel. I came to the states in 1996 and have been residing in Brooklyn NY ever since. I am a SAG-AFTRA actor, published model, tennis trainer, amateur boxer and masseuse. I have been doing acting over 6 years. I have been in music videos, talk shows, reality TV, TV shows and feature films. Currently I am in Law & Order, Blindspot, Gotham, John Wick 2, Bushwick, etc. As far as modeling, I have done print, editorial and over 100 runway shows. I enjoy working out, playing sports, traveling, writing poetry and going to nice restaurants. I am 6'2 and weight 175 lbs

Summary: Talented actor with strong stage instincts and formal training. Varied background that includes comedy, acting, and choreography.

Dance Name: Smooth (Zeke) ♦Comedy/ Stage Name: Zeke the Untouchable Physical Profile: Ht: 5’8’’ Wt:150 lbs Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Training: Freedom Theater, Philadelphia, PA

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All-Around Athlete

Comedy Hosting and Opening Tommy Too Smoov, 2012 Denny Live Michael Blackson,1998 Gerald Kelly Kevin Hart, Def Comedy Jam Finals, 1999 Javonne Pearson 1998 Kool Bubba Ice Cocoa Brown

TELEVISION APPEARANCES 

BET Teen Summit

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Conan O’Brien

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Apollo

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Soul Train

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Motown Live

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NFL Under the Helmet

DANCE/VIDEO 

Musiq Soulchild, (Video), 2004

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Will Smith, “Freakin’ It” Video 1999

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No Question “I Don’t Care” 1999

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Boyz 2 Men “Vibin’” 1997

COMEDY HOSTING AND OPENING 

Tommy Too Smoov, 2012

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Denny Live

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Michael Blackson,1998

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Gerald Kelly

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Kevin Hart, Def Comedy Jam Finals, 1999

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Javonne Pearson 1998

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Kool Bubba Ice

Tell us about yourself: Why do you want to work as a model? Why are you interested in this career? 

My name is Whitney Jones. I am 21 years old and live in Chicago. I stutter when I speak and I want to show the world that despite your disabilities you can live your dreams. Additionally, I grew up watching my Mom's raising children while struggling to be a model herself but that dream went unfulfilled. I recently lost my Mom's and I want to make her dream my reality.

Tell us about your education: Have you attended fashion modeling courses? What related courses or studies have you taken? 

I have gained a tremendous amount of experience as an independent model, hair and makeup artist. I love animals and hope to be a veterinarian one day. 

Why would you think you’re fit to be a model?

I'm fit to be a model because I have the body, personality, talent, looks and skill to be a successful model.

What are your goals as a model? How do you see yourself progress in this field? 

My goals are to be in magazines, billboards, commercials, films (Extras) and music videos and to be an inspiration and spokesperson to people with speech impairments.

What do you know about the advertisement industry, advertising psychology and photography? 

I know that corporations and businesses spend billions of dollars on advertisement budgets every years and employ thousands of models worldwide. I also understand there is a psychology to advertisement and promotion. Photography and film and are the methods by which industry conveys its messages to the consumer.

How do you communicate with people? Are you patient? Are you friendly? How open are you to clients’ requirements? 

I am a very friendly and patient person. I have a manager who generally advises me on job opportunities and client requirements. He is also an Attorney. 

Do you eat nutritiously? How often do you exercise or go to the gym?

I maintain a healthy diet and routinely go to the gym and exercise at least 4 to 5 days a week. 

What do you hope to accomplish at a modeling agency?

I think the right agency can find me a lot of work.

Do you have any limitations? Would you model any kind of clothing at all? 

A model represents the client. If the client makes it, I will wear it.

State your availability: would you travel? Work full-time, part time?

Any hours? 

I am available to work full-time, part time and any hours and require at least 2 weeks notice to avoid scheduling conflicts. I am also available to travel. 

How did you get started in the fashion industry?

My mother was my inspiration.

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Who has some of your mentors been in the fashion industry?

I think Tara Banks is the best.

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What type of modeling are you interested in doing?

I'm interested in print, runway, film and TV.

Modeling in the past several years have changed and models image have begun to change. Do you think that this image has changed for the positive or negative because of this? 

Models should reflect reality and fantasy.

If you weren't modeling what would you be doing in the business world? 

I would be a veterinarian.

Can you tell us some of the things in modeling you have planned for yourself in the near future? 

I have a few video and photo shoots planned