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E011: Body Image and Beauty Standards in the World of Modeling - a Girl Talk with Model Val Emanuel

2017-06-13

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Tune into today's episode as I'm at the floor in Val's house in Malibu, talking about body images, beauty standards and why we decided to start our very own agency. Val was discovered as a model in a mall at the incredibly young age of 2 and has been in the entertainment industry ever since. She and I connected via an email late 2016, and in January 2017 our journeys combined when we decided to start our own modeling agency - Role Models Mgmt - together. Learn what we've learned about ourselves from being exploited in this industry, and why we think it's important to empower models to be advocates for positive change!