View this post on Instagram ☀️🇨🇦Live A Colourful Life #HBColourfullife #HBStyle #ad 🇨🇦☀️ @hudsonsbay @de6rasse A post shared by Sutherland Models Inc (@sutherlandmodel) on Sep 15, 2020 at 11:15am PDT
☀️🇨🇦Live A Colourful Life #HBColourfullife #HBStyle #ad 🇨🇦☀️ @hudsonsbay @de6rasse
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View this post on Instagram ———— @ash_foo ———— 💞 100 covers, 100 people, 100 stories The September Issue of Vogue Italia #VogueItalia100 Photos: mark_borthwick Styling by: @mr_carlos_nazario Hair by: @jawaraw @prada @pg_dmcasting @efarneti @ferdinandoverderi @samuel_ellis @stuart_winecoff @studio__rm @emilyokudaoverhoff @jamienoble_colour A post shared by Sutherland Models Inc (@sutherlandmodel) on Aug 27, 2020 at 11:19am PDT
———— @ash_foo ———— 💞 100 covers, 100 people, 100 stories The September Issue of Vogue Italia #VogueItalia100 Photos: mark_borthwick Styling by: @mr_carlos_nazario Hair by: @jawaraw @prada @pg_dmcasting @efarneti @ferdinandoverderi @samuel_ellis @stuart_winecoff @studio__rm @emilyokudaoverhoff @jamienoble_colour
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View this post on Instagram So excited to welcome 🌸 @livjudd 🌸 to the Sutherland family! On air fashion and beauty expert, frequent contributor to Canadian publications and a Mom of two, is now a part of our talented roster! Find her on our website through our link in our bio! A post shared by Sutherland Models Inc (@sutherlandmodel) on Jul 13, 2020 at 1:31pm PDT
So excited to welcome 🌸 @livjudd 🌸 to the Sutherland family! On air fashion and beauty expert, frequent contributor to Canadian publications and a Mom of two, is now a part of our talented roster! Find her on our website through our link in our bio!
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View this post on Instagram 🖤 Coco 🖤 for LAMARQUE Resort 2020 🖤 @kristinacocoli A post shared by Sutherland Models Inc (@sutherlandmodel) on Jan 15, 2020 at 10:20am PST
🖤 Coco 🖤 for LAMARQUE Resort 2020 🖤 @kristinacocoli
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View this post on Instagram Very excited to be representing @willow.allen in Toronto!!! from @streitmode 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 @willow.allen #modefam #modearoundtheglobe 🌎Repost from @cbcnews - A year ago, Willow Allen never gave modelling a thought. Now, she's just returned from a three-month professional modelling stint in Singapore. • Allen, 20, who was born and raised in Inuvik, N.W.T., said her career started after a modelling agency found her on social media. • After doing some research, Allen decided to sign with a different agency, Mode Models in Edmonton. • Allen was a social work student at Grant MacEwan University when she signed with Mode. • Because of her studies, she first declined the opportunity to live and model in Singapore. However, after conversations with her agency, she decided to go. • "It was such a life-changing experience being there, coming from such a small town," she said. • "Going from Edmonton to a country where ... people didn't even speak English [was] such a culture shock for me, from being raised somewhere where it was literally a vacation to go to Edmonton." • Allen said she's proud to be representing her Inuvialuit culture, but she wants to continue to see more Indigenous people in the modelling industry. • "A lot of agencies, why they are so interested in me is there's not a lot of Indigenous models," she said. • "The agencies here love that I'm Inuvialuit, which makes me really proud." • (Photos: Willow Allen, Mode Models) @cbcnorth #model #modeling #inuvik #northwestterritories #indigenous A post shared by Sutherland Models Inc (@sutherlandmodel) on Apr 24, 2019 at 10:16am PDT
Very excited to be representing @willow.allen in Toronto!!! from @streitmode 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 @willow.allen #modefam #modearoundtheglobe 🌎Repost from @cbcnews - A year ago, Willow Allen never gave modelling a thought. Now, she's just returned from a three-month professional modelling stint in Singapore. • Allen, 20, who was born and raised in Inuvik, N.W.T., said her career started after a modelling agency found her on social media. • After doing some research, Allen decided to sign with a different agency, Mode Models in Edmonton. • Allen was a social work student at Grant MacEwan University when she signed with Mode. • Because of her studies, she first declined the opportunity to live and model in Singapore. However, after conversations with her agency, she decided to go. • "It was such a life-changing experience being there, coming from such a small town," she said. • "Going from Edmonton to a country where ... people didn't even speak English [was] such a culture shock for me, from being raised somewhere where it was literally a vacation to go to Edmonton." • Allen said she's proud to be representing her Inuvialuit culture, but she wants to continue to see more Indigenous people in the modelling industry. • "A lot of agencies, why they are so interested in me is there's not a lot of Indigenous models," she said. • "The agencies here love that I'm Inuvialuit, which makes me really proud." • (Photos: Willow Allen, Mode Models) @cbcnorth #model #modeling #inuvik #northwestterritories #indigenous
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