First Black Supermodel Has Died at 61
Courtesy of flickrLong before Naomi, Veronica Webb and Tyra came on the scene in the late 80/early 90s, Naomi Sims, Beverly Johnson, Bethann Hardison and Iman were busy knocking down doors to get work and represent (I think a couple of the aforementioned names should take note, hmm?). After hanging up her runway strut, she would further her career in fashion by creating the Naomi Sims cosmetic line (this could be found only at the department store counter in the 70s and 80s) and a wig line.
Over the weekend, the former model and businesswoman lost a long battle with cancer, her son reported.
Posted by Nean at 8/5/2009 8:08 AM 
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Well i never knew this thansk for the post!
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I am so inspired by her courage style and grace and look forward to being and icon in the modeling industry as well. Thank you !
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