Iconic Model Bethann Hardison Single-handedly Changed The Model Industry

Maiysha Kai sits down with iconic model and activist Bethann Hardison. Discover the transformative power of Hardison's documentary, "Invisible Beauty," and hear firsthand accounts of her journey through the fashion industry as a Black woman. The two discuss reshaping beauty standards, the importance of fostering diversity, and the road ahead for the industry.
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[@beverlysingleton8792]

Great conversation, Bethany is so powerful and a beautiful Sista 💗

[@goodtodreamproductions3996]

What a wonderful interview for such a beautiful person and an important figure in the life of the Black Mode. As a Black model out of Chicago as a petite mode I remember working for Anne Klien and Liz Clairborne in the late 80's and early 90's on the runway at the Marshal Field and the Water Tower. I remember Roshumba, and my good friend Judy who was Bill Blass's main girl, and she taught me all the good walk, coats, hats, gloves and everything I know. I never had a problem being in shows in Spring, Summer and Fall Shows. It also spend out to print. Thank you so much Beth Ann for all that you have done to help Black models.

[@robinnests1]

The film was amazing. 🎉❤

[@syckindahead]

Agreed. It increased my anticipation for her memoir. From the flashback clips to the quarantine footage to the soundtrack, I didn't want it to end.