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By admin on Dec 18, 2009 in ATB News Letter, Featured, Press | 0 Comments
- CNN CALL TODAY
I received a call from CNN News this morning and tomorrow they will do a segment about the Ralph Lauren boycott and how a group of 7700 people on Facebook has the entire fashion industry taking notice.
The segment will run during the 10pm news tomorrow night (Saturday) on CNN. That’s 10pm Eastern, [...]
By admin on Dec 4, 2009 in Featured | 19 Comments
If you agree in principal with this letter and would like to be put on a list to receive ongoing updates with my/our Ralph Lauren boycott – Click here and leave your email address (please forward this email to everyone you know and ask them to sign up as well):Boycott Ralph if the above link [...]
By admin on Dec 1, 2009 in Featured | 13 Comments
Sent 11/29/2009
Ralph Lauren – CEO
Scott Myers – Marketing Director
Michael Morelli – VP of Advertising
David Lauren – SVP of Advertising
Laura Johnson- Public Relations Manager
Trecia Laird- Senior Marketing Manager
Hello Mr. Lauren,
To introduce myself to you, my name is Darryl Roberts and let me start off by saying I used to wear Polo Shirts when I was in [...]
By admin on Dec 1, 2009 in Fashion News, Featured, Model Industry News | 1 Comment
From CNN.com
A former Miss Argentina died Sunday after complications arising from plastic surgery, the official Telam news agency said.
Solange Magnano, 37, died in a hospital after being transferred from a clinic where she underwent an elective surgery on her buttocks on Wednesday, the agency reported.
Magnano ran her own modeling agency in Argentina, and had been [...]
Miss Jennifer Evans
I believe that each person is born with a special gift and our job is to discover that gift within ourselves, develop it and give it back to the world. My gift is music and when I sing or perform music and share it with others, I feel the most fulfilled and most beautiful.
Another beauty – I have a good heart and feel great empathy toward others. For many, many years I thought there was something wrong with me because sometimes I would be so taken with another’s emotional state that I couldn’t concentrate on what was being said in a small group or even in one-on-one situations. I would feel overwhelmed by someone else’s emotional pain, insecurities or even their anger – though they might be smiling – and would clam up. Over time, I have learned to better balance this intuitive understanding with steady verbal skills so that I can participate more comfortably in the world around me and, hopefully, make others more comfortable when we speak. Now, instead of seeing this understanding of others as a curse, I see it was a gift because it allows me to reach out to those around me.
Jennifer Evans