BLACK PEARL

FIGHT FOR

CANCER

I am Fashion

Are You At Risk

For Breast Cancer?

MODELS KAYE JASMINE SONEA CALLIE CANDICE JAMESON

$800

The time has come to take it up a notch. The first two issues of Black Pearl were ex-

tremely nice, but now it’s up to us to take the publication to a whole new level.

As you will see in Issue 3 , the layout will become more visually entertaining and

easier to read. The photos will be more vibrant and thought out. And as always, the mod-

els will be the most beautiful in Detroit.

Our Issue 3 Cover model Christiana Horrington is by far one of the most amazing

talents in the South East Michigan modeling arena. Available for print, runway, swim-

suit, lingerie and glamour, Christiana is prepared for any campaign that may come her

way. As you’ll see from her layout, she’s extremely versatile and gifted. Her beauty is

beyond measure.

We’d also like to welcome a new advertiser to the family, LaFontaine Motors very

own Barb Van and Nina. Let’s show them support and let them know that their advertis-

ing dollars are well spent with Black Pearl.

In this issue we ask why do women love so hard!! The answers just may surprise

you. And maybe not!!!

As usual, you’ll find interesting articles on health and beauty, some lovely poetry,

and other articles of interest to the aspiring model. If there’s a topic you’d like to see dis-

cussed drop us a line on the website.

As always

Love You All

Vince Hollaway Publisher

vince@blackpearlmag.net

Models:

10 Kaye Owens

12 Christiana Horrington

20 Jasmine Bracken

22 Sonea Jackson

24 Callie Hollis

26 Candice Harris

Articles:

6 Why do women love so hard?

7 Kodak!! M.C. Extreme!!

8 Modeling Terms A-Z

27 Breast Cancer Risk Factors

28 I Am Fashion Show

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tion within this publication. Any errors or

omissions will be corrected either on the

website or the following issue of publica-

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www.blackpearlmag.net and local retailers..

Single issue price is $8.00. One year sub-

scription is $30(6 issues).

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VINCE HOLLAWAY PUBLISHER

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MM: ts our genetics. We are more emotional & hormonal

by nature. Dont hold it against us. Lol! We didnt choose to be

female....daddy's sperm did! hahahahaha!

SH: Omgggggg good ? N I'm a womAn n I want to Know

PN: it is in our nature. sometimes its our downfall but it's

true

KW: because God made us that way....

HBD: because were so emotional and tend to look deeper

into a situation than we need to and tend to see more poten-

tial inside of a person than we should at time, yup that’s all I

can think of.

PN: bcuz parents didnt raise their sons right and now the

world has no respect 4 women therefore we settle most times

vince hollaway No one should ever settle for less!! You can

be miserable all by yourself!! I didn't want to have children

until I got married and I didn't. I didn't get married until I

knew she was the one and she is!!! There's no need to ever

settle. Set your bar and expect that the man will want to pole

vault over it to be with you. So women, don't just settle just

to say you have a Man.

PN: No one should but they do all the time. They don't ex-

pect much of themselves from a relationship so why should

they expect anything more from their so called mate? It's a

horrible cycle. long gone are the days of chivalry, courtship,

and respect.

JS: OMG Yes i need to Kno This Bcuz im N Love with a

Man and it’s hard Love. N NOW all I do is Worry.

LM: I agree Vince... I WILL NEVER SETTLE FOR LESS

THAN I DESERVE... WOMEN KNOW UR WORTH, AND

NEVER SETTLE FOR ANYTHING WORTHLESS...

DM: Because it's in our nature to love hard and hate hard to

one or the other sometimes there is no in between

MN: cause we can’t control our heart....

We posted this question on facebook and received a furry of responses. It seems the Women of Detroit

are somewhat in agreement on why they love as hard as they do. Often too hard and with tragic circum-

stances. Chime in on the conversation at blackpearlmag.net.

WHY I PUBLISH BLACK PEARL MAGAZINE!!

A ll too often I get asked this question. The main reason I go through the time and expense to

publish this great local magazine is to give our local talent an outlet. They deserve to be seen

and heard and Black Pearl magazine is that vehicle. We the staff will give anyone the opportu-

nity to get their story published, any model the opportunity to be seen by many and also any photogra-

pher the ability to get his/her work published.

My mission is to get exposure to the many great models in the city of Detroit and surrounding

area. Our magazine is seen by many agencies and agents across the country each issue. It is exposure

that the models wouldn’t normally get. The reason I publish the magazine? For you Detroit!! For

you!!

Vince Hollaway Publisher

DETROIT’S GOT TALENT!

Natasha “Kodak” Mccray: Rapper, model and entertainer

Www.facebook.com/belkodak

Www.reverbnation.com/#/itskodak

She deserves our support

Detroit. Kodak is one of

the most gifted rappers in

the “D”. Smooth flow and

good looks!! A combina-

tion for success.

Photography by Vince Holllaway

Location: Ann Arbor, MI

A Actor - Performers that act in tv films and/or on stages. Accessory - 1. A decoration or piece of clothing that adds emphasis to an outfit. 2. A supplementary device such as a make up accessory. Ad Agency - The abbreviated term for an Advertising Agency. Advance - Money that is paid before the modeling job is completed. This is deducted at a later time from the model's pay. Advances can be given to cover modeling supplies such as portfolios. AEA - A union for theater actors and actresses called the Actor Equity Association. AFTRA - The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists that represents the union of performers that star in television productions. Agency - A business that acts as an employment agency. An agency helps promote their models, schedules casting calls, and bills the clients for whom the model works for. An agency usually charges a commision of 15-20% of the model's total earnings for that job. Agency Book - A group of headshots contained in a portfolio. Agency Card - 1. A small card containing information about the model's agency such as phone number and location. 2. A card that shows a model's personal information such as height and weight. Agency Contract - A model release or other written agreement that explains the obligations between an agency and a model, or a photographer and a model, this usually comes from the agency. Agency Director - A person or individual that has a management position inside an agency. Agency Party - A social gathering, party, or celebration that is sponsored by a model's agency. These can include, but are not limited to birthday parties, and holiday parties. Agent - A person or individual who arranges jobs for a model that they are representing. Agent's Trained Eye - The skill of an experienced person to spot potentially successful models. Age Range - An age group of individuals ranging from any age whether it is young or old.

B Beauty Shot - A headshot from the shoulders up, where the main focus is on the model's face, including make up, hair, and accessories. Body Shot - A full length photo of a model, where the main focus is on the model's body. Book - A model's portfolio containing composite cards and photographs of a model that is representing a certain model-ing agency. Booker - A person or individual who arranges jobs for a model that they are representing. Booking - A job that already been scheduled and confirmed for a model. Booking Out - When a model indicates times that he/she will be unavailable for work by crossing out time on his/her planner or schedule.

C Callback - A second interview after a model has alredy attended and initial go-see. Casting - When a business chooses a model for a fashion show, print, etc. Casting Call - A request made by a business or company for agencies to have the models appear for an interview. Cattle Call - An audition where a lot of models show up at the same time, and are competing for the same job position. Catwalk - A term that is used to describe a fashion runway. Character Model - A model whose appearance suggests a certain character, such as a grandmother or construction worker. Client - The business that is hiring a model for a specific job. Collection - Groups of clothing of different styles made and created by fashion designers. Commentary - A description at a runway show that explains about the garment that the model is wearing. Commentator - The person who is describing a garment that a model is wearing at a runway show. Commercial Look - An appearance that appeals to a wide variety of people and consumers. Commercial Model - A model who appears in commercial advertisements. Commission - A certain percentage of the model's earnings from a modeling job that is taken out by the agency that is representing the model. Typical commission is from about 15% to 20% of the total job earnings. Composite - A card with the model's picture, the agency representing them, and personal information (height, weight, etc). Contract - A legal statement between a model and either his/her photographer, business, or agency that is representing him/her.

D Day Rate - A model who works at a certain specified daily rate no matter how many hours the model actually works. Department Store Model - A model who models for a department store, giving make up demonstrations, or modeling specific garmets or accessories. Designer - A person who designs garments and accessories. Dresser - A person or individual who assists and fits the model into the wardrobe.

E Editorial - A section of a magazine that shows a fashion and isn't trying to advertise anything. Exclusivity Clause - A legal document that only allows the model to work for one agency, and not work for any other agencies.

F Fad Look - A certain style that many people are wearing that is "in style." Fall Fashion Show - A fashion show that shows fall collections made by designers.

Freelance - A model who doesn't rely on an agency to help promote and represent him/her.

Full Figure Model - A model who shows larger clothing fashions, garments and accessories.

G Go-See - An appointment to "go see" a prospective client. A model takes his/her portfolio along with him/her when he/she goes to go-sees.

H Hair Model - A model that specializes on demonstrating the use of his/her hair. Hand Model - A model that specializes on demonstrating the use of his/her hand. Head Shot - A photograph that concentrates on the model's head, the head shot shows make up, hair, and accessories. High Fashion - A term that is used to describe a model who participates in fashion shows that is slightly taller and has a sophisticated overall appearance. High fashion models are the most well-known kind of models as well as thie highest paid models.

I Informal Modeling - A type of modeling in which the model circulates among consumers and customers and answers questions about the garment or accessories that he/she is modeling.

L Laser - A way or process to copy photographs. Listing Agreement - A legal agreement between a model and an agency that gives the agency permission to market the model to prospective clients. Loupe - A small manifying glass that is hand-held, it is used to view slides or contact sheets.

M Make Up Artist - The person who is hired by the client to apply make up to models. Some clients have their own make up artists. Mannequin Modeling - The process where live models hold frozen, mannequin-like positions. Model Release - A legal statement that releases the rights of the model to the photographs that are taken at a photo shoot.

O Off-the-Rack - Clothing that are taken off of racks at department stores and purchased. These clothing styles are ready-to-wear as opposed to customized clothing. Open Call - When modeling agencies will see prospective models without previously scheduled appointments. Pre-Teen Model - A model that is under 13 years of age. Print Work - Photographs that are taken especially for print media such as magazines.

Booking: booking@blackpearlmag.net

S how stopping beauty is the only way to de-

scribe it! Kaye Owens is one of the most beau-

tiful models in the Motor City. Outstanding in

print and promo assignments, Kaye will shine

in evening wear, swimsuit and lingerie as well. If you

really want to make a statement in your advertising,

book Kaye Owens today.

Story and Photography: Vince Hollaway

Jewelry by Jerries Jewels, Jerrie Howard Owner

U ntil you actually

see and meet Christiana in per-

son, you could never truly un-

derstand her magnificent

beauty.. From her gorgeous hair

to dreamy eyes, her essence is

immeasurable.

Christiana possesses one of the

most graceful walks in Detroit.

The way whatever garment she

models moves is total grace and

elegance.

Available for beauty, runway,

print and promotion, Christiana

is an extremely versatile model

that will surely bring much

needed attention to your cloth-

ing line or product.

Enjoy, over the next few pages,

her beauty and sense of inno-

cence. .

Location: Campus Martius Park Detroit

Photographer: Vince Hollaway

White dress: Prisca’s Fashions Detroit

Jewelry: Jerries Jewels

Shoes: Models Own

Beautiful Smile: Priceless!!

Tough!!

P Parts Model - A model that specializes on demonstrating the use of his/her body parts such as hands, feet, etc. Photographer Release - A legal statement authorizing the photographer to use the photographs taken during a photo shoot. Plus-size Model - A model who wears a larger size of garments. The size of plus-size models is usually size 12 and up. Portfolio - A hand-held case that contains photographs of a mode's work. Press Release - A statement that is distributed as a publicity release to the me-dia. Pre-Teen Model - A model that is under 13 years of age. Print Work - Photographs that are taken especially for print media such as maga-zines.

R Ramp - A place designated for runway modeling. A ramp can be slanted or a flat surface, or a stage. Ramp Model - A model who specializes in demonstrating and displaying clothing and garments during fashion shows. Released - This term is used for a model that is told that they are no longer being considered for modeling jobs, (usually around the age of 30). Runway - A strip of platform or designated area for a model to walk while display-ing and demonstrating clothing and garments to the audience. Runway Model - A model who specializes in demonstrating and displaying cloth-ing and garments during fashion shows.

S Seamless Paper - A wide sheet of disposable paper that is attached to the ceiling and is in a roll. It is pulled down across the floor and taped down. Models stand on this paper in front of the photographer to provide a visual scene-free background. Shoot - A photo shoot session. Showroom - A room where models wear, display, or demonstrate samples and/or originals of saleable items to consumers and customers. Showroom Model - A model that works in a show room and either wears, dis-plays, or demonstrates samples and/or originals of saleable items to customers and consumers. Stylist - A professional who provides accessories, garments, and/or props. Supermodel - A famous and/or well accomplished model, or a celebrity model.

T Tear Sheet - a page cut or torn from a magazine or other printed publication that is usually put in a model's portfolio. Test Shoot - A photo shoot where the model and photographer agree to divide the costs of the shoot. This photo shoot is for the benefit of the photographer and the model. Trade Show - A display or products and/or services, usually called a fair.

V Voucher - A legal statement that usually originates from the model's agency that includes the contact information and the model's rates, this serves as a release for the model.

Z ZED Card - A card with the model's picture, the agency representing them, and personal information (height, weight, etc).

Continued from page 9

PHOTOGRAPHY

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S ay hello to Jas-

mine Bracken.

She’s one of the newest

members of the Black

Pearl family. Full of en-

ergy and world class

beauty.

Her look is versatile

and fresh. Available for

runway, print and video.

Jasmine’s articulation

makes her also suitable for

promotional work.

We have always been

impressed with her energy

level. She’s always ready

to go with no excuses. A

real team player.

So when that next

campaign comes around,

give Jasmine a try. She

surely will please.

BOOKING INFO: BOOKING@BLACKPEARLMAG.NET

P ontiac’s fin-

est, Sonea

Jackson is ready to rip

every runway in Michi-

gan. Her walk is like

watching a graceful swan on Golden Pond.

One look into her eyes and angelic face,, one can sense that they’re

in for something very special from this amazing model. Her beauty and

presence will stop you in your tracks.

Sonea is available for many aspects of modeling including runway,

print, swimwear, and promotional campaigns. Don’t overlook Sonea

for your video projects as well.

Booking: booking@blackpearlmag.net

T his beautiful Detroit Native is ready to

walk any runway across America. Pierc-

ing eyes and legs for day!! Callie is willing

and able to do print, runway, and promotional

modeling. Consider Callie for your next cam-

paign or print assignment!!

Candice Harris is

brand new to Black

Pearl and the model-

ing scene. Her looks

will definitely garner a

lot of attention. Imag-

ine her in your next

beauty or fashion cam-

paign. Yeah, that’s

what we though!!!

Beautiful isn’t she?

Booking: booking@blackpearlmag.net

What are the risk factors for breast cancer? Any woman may develop breast cancer. However, the following risk factors may increase the likelihood of developing

the disease.

Risk factors that cannot be changed:

gender Breast cancer occurs nearly 100 times more often in women than in men.

aging A majority of cases occur after age 50.

personal history of breast cancer

previous breast irradiation

family history and genetic factors Having a close relative, such as a mother or sister, with breast cancer increases

the risk. This includes changes in certain genes such as BRCA1, BRCA2, and others.

benign breast disease

previous breast biopsy in which the tissue showed atypical hyperplasia

menstrual periods that began early in life

menopause that began later in life

The most frequently cited lifestyle-related risk factors:

smoking

not having children, or first child after age 30

oral contraceptives

obesity and a high-fat diet

physical inactivity

alcohol

long-term, post-menopausal use of combined estrogen and progestin (HRT)

weight gain and obesity after menopause

Environmental risk factors:

Exposure to pesticides, or other chemicals, is currently being examined as a possible risk factor.

Compliments of Healthline.com

ARE YOU AT RISK!! GET TO KNOW THE RISK FACTORS THAT MAY

ATTRIBUTE TO BREAST CANCER. MAYBE YOU

NEED TO CHANGE YOUR LIFESTYLE MORE

THAT YOU THINK.

HOTEL ST. REGIS

DETROIT MI

PHOTOGRAPHY:

VINCE HOLLAWAY

MODEL: KAYE OWENS

PHOTOGRAPHER: VINCE HOLLAWAY

MAKEUP: KAYE AND VINCE

LOCATION: YOUR FEARS