IMANI Girl Magazine

Model Diamond Shines in 2009

As the church and public audiences request “Where is Diamond!” her trainer is again

Photo credit: Jim Chernesky

reminded that this young girl possesses the versatility to make it as professional model. Internationally and locally, she has what it takes to succeed in the modeling business: beauty, common sense and a great attitude. Diamond was noticed at the age of 9 by a New York Modeling Agency who specializes in children. Even before then, she had thoughts of becoming a model. Now 15 and 5’7, she is more focused and eager than ever. Though she lives the teenage experience, she is fully aware of her potential. She has surpassed her peers and has above average talents in dancing, is an expert poser, has above average runway skills and is extremely photogenic. During spring and summer 2008, she assisted in helping new models with proper posing techniques and has helped adults and children learn how to strut on the runway. Diamond won best attire in the Sunburst USA
International Beauty Pageant 2007 and placed first runner-up in the teen model division.

Names she respects in the industry include: Naomi Campbell, Gucci and Louis Vitton.

Diamond says she wants to pursue her dream as a model because in the tough neighborhoods some girls think that making it is not possible.
“I want to show them that you could can make it,” says Diamond, explaining that one must stay focused and keep at it.

Diamond is available for bookings, including corporate and community events.
For further information or for booking, please call: 203-809-2565 or e-mail: fashionshowroom@att.net

Diamond, In the Rough - The Real Deal

Diamond has been modeling since age 6 and she received several recommendations for being considered a favorite “catwalk strutter” among several of her peers, though some were older than her.

Diamond has participated in several community fashion shows among the years, and the skills learned along the way allowed her the ability to improve her skills and talents, which led to her being chosen as best walker for part of a Yuppy Boutique search for models in 2006. Now age 15, Diamond now attends Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School in New Haven, CT.

According to Diamond, in her household, education comes first. Her strong desire to pursue the arts while obtaining a solid education looked more promising to her when she recently became accepted into her magnet school. During a question asked as part of an interview for freshman seminar in the spring, she was asked what does modeling have to do with theatre. She said that modeling has helped because if one needs to do a photo shoot, theatre would help her to learn how to portray different characters easier.

Diamond likes to dance, write poetry and hang out with her friends; and with all of this she has received a perfect attendance award since 2^nd grade. Career goals include attending a performing arts college and to become a teacher in theatre.


	IMANI Girl is a Magazine for girls ages 6 to 16, seeking to motivate girls interested in pursuing various arts disciplines. It also features articles on improving health, high esteem, fun and fashion.
	IMANI Girl Magazine	Model Diamond Shines in 2009 As the church and public audiences request “Where is Diamond!” her trainer is again Photo credit: Jim Chernesky reminded that this young girl possesses the versatility to make it as professional model. Internationally and locally, she has what it takes to succeed in the modeling business: beauty, common sense and a great attitude. Diamond was noticed at the age of 9 by a New York Modeling Agency who specializes in children. Even before then, she had thoughts of becoming a model. Now 15 and 5’7, she is more focused and eager than ever. Though she lives the teenage experience, she is fully aware of her potential. She has surpassed her peers and has above average talents in dancing, is an expert poser, has above average runway skills and is extremely photogenic. During spring and summer 2008, she assisted in helping new models with proper posing techniques and has helped adults and children learn how to strut on the runway. Diamond won best attire in the Sunburst USA International Beauty Pageant 2007 and placed first runner-up in the teen model division. Names she respects in the industry include: Naomi Campbell, Gucci and Louis Vitton. Diamond says she wants to pursue her dream as a model because in the tough neighborhoods some girls think that making it is not possible. “I want to show them that you could can make it,” says Diamond, explaining that one must stay focused and keep at it. Diamond is available for bookings, including corporate and community events. For further information or for booking, please call: 203-809-2565 or e-mail: fashionshowroom@att.net Diamond, In the Rough - The Real Deal Diamond has been modeling since age 6 and she received several recommendations for being considered a favorite “catwalk strutter” among several of her peers, though some were older than her. Diamond has participated in several community fashion shows among the years, and the skills learned along the way allowed her the ability to improve her skills and talents, which led to her being chosen as best walker for part of a Yuppy Boutique search for models in 2006. Now age 15, Diamond now attends Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School in New Haven, CT. According to Diamond, in her household, education comes first. Her strong desire to pursue the arts while obtaining a solid education looked more promising to her when she recently became accepted into her magnet school. During a question asked as part of an interview for freshman seminar in the spring, she was asked what does modeling have to do with theatre. She said that modeling has helped because if one needs to do a photo shoot, theatre would help her to learn how to portray different characters easier. Diamond likes to dance, write poetry and hang out with her friends; and with all of this she has received a perfect attendance award since 2^nd grade. Career goals include attending a performing arts college and to become a teacher in theatre.