Get it Bev!I like her better with black hair though!

Am I the only one who thinks Noemie Lenoir looks JUST LIKE Denise Vasi??

all beautiful black women!

[quote comment="172687"]I thought fashion models were supposed to be over-the-top beautiful. Is this the best that Vogue can do when it comes to black models?! Yes... most of them are pretty, but they look like average, everyday women.... size and all![/quote] the average woman is not 5foot 9 or 5foot10 and 120 pounds! soRRY! when these women take pictures you see a different person! They look different in their own ways!

Toccara's shoes are hot!!!!!!!!!!!

Tyra is such a fake PR whore and she looks like a tranny Beverly Johnson looks good The rest look alike

[quote comment="172451"]Am I the only one who thinks Noemie Lenoir looks JUST LIKE Denise Vasi??[/quote] *** Hmmmmmm, they do resemble!!!!

[quote comment="172455"][quote comment="172431"]Chanel Iman's body looks disgusting![/quote] Yeh.....way too damn skinny for my liking! ** Where's Tocarra? I can't pick u out of the line up!!!!!! ** And is this just a bad picture of Stacy McKenzie??? *Just asking?*[/quote] Yep..She has that Raven Simone thing going on in the face...(the pic we saw yesterday)

[quote comment="172427"]The plus-sized model (i think) with beverly is very pretty[/quote] yes she is really pretty and dressed so well

[quote comment="172713"][quote comment="172659"][quote comment="172646"]good for you BMW!!! Although i'm not natural anymore (I had a very good 6 year run plus 1 year in hs) i can attest to its benefits and ultimate beauty. you're right; it's all about taking care of your hair ('400 Years Without a Comb' speaks to this)-my hair was so unadulterated without chemicals plus i could do so much with it :) hair is so fun![/quote] I'm glad that you said that you could so much with it! people think that balck hair is difficult! I think trying to keep your roots permed, hair from breaking off, and paying 55 a week for a wash and wet was killing me. The thing I hated the most about my hair was how long it took for it to dry! Our hair can do so many different things, I've rocked so many different styles and people can't believe how great the styles look! I love being able to dive into a pool! some women get upset when you talk about weave because they take it personally. Most of my female friends wear weave, and they will not walk out the house without it, they would rather wear a pony tail! I feel that black women who wear weaves from the wig crypt are saying that black hair is bad! I love my hair! I can walk in the rain and not freak out![/quote] I haven't processed my hair since I was sixteen...I have had Sisterlocks for about 3 months know and am lovin' em'[/quote] keep it real! men love to run their hands through a trackless scalp! who wants weave glue and thread stuck inbetween your fingers. lol! no hate towards the chicks that rock the weave! you may wake up some day also! Don't just love a free scalp girl! keep it natural

[quote comment="172456"][quote comment="172427"]The plus-sized model (i think) with beverly is very pretty[/quote] God help us all if she is the definition of plus sized![/quote] You know she is considered plus-sized...That damn Tocarra has lost so much weight I cant even consider her to be plus sized- and she probably wouldnt be if she didnt have then BIGOBIDDIES...

OMG will somebody PLEASE get Chanel Iman a damn cheeseburger!!! She looks like she weighs every bit of 20 pounds.

BEVERLY JOHNSON'S DAUGHTER'S NAME IS Anansa Sims

[quote comment="172711"][quote comment="172687"]I thought fashion models were supposed to be over-the-top beautiful. Is this the best that Vogue can do when it comes to black models?! Yes... most of them are pretty, but they look like average, everyday women.... size and all![/quote] the average woman is not 5foot 9 or 5foot10 and 120 pounds! soRRY! when these women take pictures you see a different person! They look different in their own ways![/quote] They might have the height, but most of these women ARE NOT 120lbs! They wish! Tocarra... 120lbs? Yeah right!

Wow, I guess Nigerian model, and wife of Luca Luca designer, did not make the cut, huh? Interesting....

[quote comment="172637"][quote comment="172579"][quote comment="172572"]I agree... WEAVE OVERLOAD-I REPEAT-WEAVE OVERLOAD!!! I know women love hair, it's just an accessory, it's fun, it's playful. BUT, it's too much. And the white girls do it too, so I'm speaking to them too, but particularly US. The myth that our hair grows slow is just that - a myth, or the excuse celebrities love - a la Gabby Union and such "Oh I just wear the weave to let my hair breathe, it grows so fast with the weave..." Girl, BYE. If your hair grew so fast why are you still wearing the weave 7 years later?? It's lazy and triflin. lol. I wore a weave for 2 years and it was nice and all but one day I was like I want ME back. 100% me. I'm just sayin. Are you gonna wear it your whole life?? Men like to see our *faces*. And long hair is sexy at times, but it's just too much! Using all these tools just to look like Jessica Simpson or somebody, glue, lace, clips, pliers, tape, concealer, thread, needles, ... GOODNESS! Thank GOD Rhihanna has counteracted some of the weave overload with her short cut inspiring some sistas to just be themselves!![/quote] Yes,girl. Just, yes... :)[/quote] LOL! I choped my hair off four years ago( I got flack for it because my permed hair was long) Now it falls pass my shoulders with no perm! all our hair needs is a good deep conditioner. when i want my hair straight(which rarely happens) I wash and hot iron it real good! I think weave is silly,especially when most women wearing it on the street look tacky.[/quote] I agree! I cut off my hair two years ago to grow locks. My hair is definitely healthier and I get a lot more compliments than my permed up/weaved up counterparts. I will say that some chicks will look a HAM w/o a perm, but all that coloring and weaving is a bit much. I don't think trying to have hair like a white women is worth the damage.

[quote comment="172776"]Thanks BMW for your tips on hair. However, since the beginning of time Black women, who ruled in Egypt and in Africa, have worn wigs. In Egyt Queens like Cleopatra and Nefertiti would shave off their real hair to wear the creations that was a symbol of power and being rich. Royalty were the only people to wear wigs back then. Reading is fundamental by the way...you might learn a thing or two, other than what Rhianna is doing what her hair, and what type of statement she is making for others to follow her and cut off their hair. Also, wearing a weave right require more time and money than taking care of your real hair. Not only that, you have to treat your hair even more!!! Which is a hassel onto its self, especially if you have hair. Also, Rhianna like any other entertainer, is just that. An entertainer. And trust me, when she put a new CD out, she will be looking for a new look to promote her CD...and don't be surprised if SHORT is not IN when she does. And that is Beverly Johnsons daugher Anansa. Peace.[/quote] The women in Egypt that wore wigs didn't do so cause they were conquered by Europeans. They (the Hierarcy) wore wigs because the were required to have clean heads (shaven due to initiation) and their wigs were styled like their hair texture meaning they were not trying to inmate anyone else. I have no "hate" for these sistahs, just wish that we didn't have the need to process themselves to inmate anyone else's standards of beauty...ya'll got it twisted. I'm so sorry I days late on this because there's alot of wrong infomation up in here!

wow Im so proud to be a young black lady and these ladies look great....so what if Tyra put a tacky lace front on wit crimps and fake @$$ baby hair lol....we still love our black women !!!

All of the women big and small are fierce. Regarding Chanel, I seen a documentary on her and she's natrually skinny. I have a girlfriend who is like that, tall and thin and eats more than enough, but yet the only thing that gets big is her stomach and a few crunches takes care of that. I can't even hate on any of these women, they have all of the variety which demonstrates balck is beautiful in all shapes forms and colors. Oh yeah and must I add, the kicks these chicks are rocking are CRACK in a box. One last thing Iman is BEAUTIFUL. Glad to be who I am, I'll age gracefully as well. Work!!! !!!!

You know what...Tyra looks just like a packaged barbie! Wow...and thats kind of scary! I mean her eyes, smile, brushed side burns, skin tone and all! Wow!

[quote comment="172572"]I agree... WEAVE OVERLOAD-I REPEAT-WEAVE OVERLOAD!!! I know women love hair, it's just an accessory, it's fun, it's playful. BUT, it's too much. And the white girls do it too, so I'm speaking to them too, but particularly US. The myth that our hair grows slow is just that - a myth, or the excuse celebrities love - a la Gabby Union and such "Oh I just wear the weave to let my hair breathe, it grows so fast with the weave..." Girl, BYE. If your hair grew so fast why are you still wearing the weave 7 years later?? It's lazy and triflin. lol. I wore a weave for 2 years and it was nice and all but one day I was like I want ME back. 100% me. I'm just sayin. Are you gonna wear it your whole life?? Men like to see our *faces*. And long hair is sexy at times, but it's just too much! Using all these tools just to look like Jessica Simpson or somebody, glue, lace, clips, pliers, tape, concealer, thread, needles, ... GOODNESS! Thank GOD Rhihanna has counteracted some of the weave overload with her short cut inspiring some sistas to just be themselves!![/quote] I heard that sista and the blonde is the worse!

The thick girl w/ Beverly is beautiful. Tyra is prettier w/o all the extra. Black is so diverse and so beautiful.

[quote comment="174299"][quote comment="172637"][quote comment="172579"][quote comment="172572"]I agree... WEAVE OVERLOAD-I REPEAT-WEAVE OVERLOAD!!! I know women love hair, it's just an accessory, it's fun, it's playful. BUT, it's too much. And the white girls do it too, so I'm speaking to them too, but particularly US. The myth that our hair grows slow is just that - a myth, or the excuse celebrities love - a la Gabby Union and such "Oh I just wear the weave to let my hair breathe, it grows so fast with the weave..." Girl, BYE. If your hair grew so fast why are you still wearing the weave 7 years later?? It's lazy and triflin. lol. I wore a weave for 2 years and it was nice and all but one day I was like I want ME back. 100% me. I'm just sayin. Are you gonna wear it your whole life?? Men like to see our *faces*. And long hair is sexy at times, but it's just too much! Using all these tools just to look like Jessica Simpson or somebody, glue, lace, clips, pliers, tape, concealer, thread, needles, ... GOODNESS! Thank GOD Rhihanna has counteracted some of the weave overload with her short cut inspiring some sistas to just be themselves!![/quote] Yes,girl. Just, yes... :)[/quote] LOL! I choped my hair off four years ago( I got flack for it because my permed hair was long) Now it falls pass my shoulders with no perm! all our hair needs is a good deep conditioner. when i want my hair straight(which rarely happens) I wash and hot iron it real good! I think weave is silly,especially when most women wearing it on the street look tacky.[/quote] I agree! I cut off my hair two years ago to grow locks. My hair is definitely healthier and I get a lot more compliments than my permed up/weaved up counterparts. I will say that some chicks will look a HAM w/o a perm, but all that coloring and weaving is a bit much. I don't think trying to have hair like a white women is worth the damage.[/quote] Okay, but if you are lacefronting it...what is the damage? Your self image??? I am confused. In one end, its embrace your hair...then you have the people who love the straight look...okay, so they don't perm their hair, they decide to do a wig...then they still have to hear people talk ish about them? I am really trying to figure out what is the point to this? We have to many strong Black women, Oprah, Maya Angelo, Dorothy Height, Michelle Obama, who use a straightening comb, flat iron, weave, etc. but they are still BLACK AND STRONG and make more money and have more power than all of us sitting here talking about ish that is not really relavant. Can't a person, who is black, like their hair straight, without it being said they want to be white? And if they can't then why are so many black women going to dreds...could it be because that is the only way their hair will grow past their shoulders??? I had a stylist once told me, when I decided to go natural, that I would never get my length back, unless I grew dreds. I said I don't want dreds...6 years later, I have natural hair that comes to the middle of my back. She was shocked, and I was a little as well...however, when it is washed, it curls up so tight...and I get it blown out...and then a flat iron does the rest. I get more compliments than my counterparts who have dreds...from Black women, asian women, and white women. I love my hair and I love being Black, I love my hair striaght and I don't really care who likes it, and who doesn't.

I don't like Stacie Kinzie's outfit. It looks like an old gym uniform I was FORCED to wear!

And Tyra is so light, do she always look lik this?