The world of fashion was forever changed when Black models burst onto America’s runways in the 60’s. We’re looking at the trailblazers who smashed ceilings and opened doors for a world of beautiful Black models to thrive in. Watch the heartfelt tribute to the first Black supermodel Donyale Luna and 60’s icon Pat Cleveland discusses how she fought racism to break into the industry via Ebony. Also on hand to discuss colorism and the business of modeling are Joan Smalls, Aweng Chuol, Mayowa Nicholas, Beija Velez, Damaris Lewis, Indya Moore, Poppy Ajudha, Shalom Blac, Lois Samuels, Duckie Thot, Jeneil Williams, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Ebonee Davis, and Precious Lee. Supreme Models is a 6-part documentary. New episodes premiere Mondays. Music Featured: “Silent Shout” Written by Karin Elisabeth Dreijer and Olof Bjorn Dreijer Performed by The Knife Courtesy of Rabid Records Ltd “Clap Clap” Written by Paige Stevenson and Finn George Performed by NCognita Courtesy of Raedio “On Like The Radio” Written by Vanessa Renee Jackson Performed by Ms Vame Courtesy of Beatclub 0:00 Intro 1:38 She’s Killing It 3:23 The 1960’s: Where It Began 7:25 Zendaya on Donyale Luna 10:04 Pat Cleveland’s Story 12:29 Ebony Fashion Fair 14:46 Colorism 17:50 Black Is Beautiful

The 1970s and the Battle of Versailles. Casting agents, celebrities, fashion designers, magazine editors, and top models discuss the impact and importance of the Battle of Versailles and how Black models conquered the runways of Europe while fighting racism in advertising and fashion in America. Examined are the careers, friendship, and lives of trailblazers Bethann Hardison and Iman. Supreme Models is a 6-part documentary. New episodes premiere Mondays. Music Featured: “I’m That” Written by Thamar Noel, Edvin Danelian, Karen Petrosyan, Rhapsody and Michael Anthony Nathan Jr. Performed by TeaMarrr Courtesy of Raedio “Bugout” Written by Kenneth Robert Vasoli and Ryan Zimmaro Performed by Vacationer Courtesy of Beatclub “Bad Habits” Written by Kiran Gandhi and Zach Witness Performed by Madame Gandhi Courtesy of Sony Masterworks By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment “Game Face” Written by Jamie Shield Performed by MNKN Courtesy of Beatclub “Stick Up Kid” Written by Payton Augustus Long Performed by Raedio Courtesy of Raedio “Die Dia” Written by Mate J Performed by Dasona Courtesy of MicDrop “Into You” Written and performed by Paul Pacey Courtesy of ALIBI Music “Rising Up” Written and performed by Brent Lindsay Courtesy of ALIBI Music 0:00 Intro 0:32 The 1970’s: The Next Step 3:01 The Battle Of Versailles 7:57 Bethann Hardison’s Story 10:22 Iman, the Icon 16:24 Black Foundation 18:56 Halima Aden’s Story

The rise of Hip-Hop in the 80’s set the stage for Black Models to rip the runway and turn the fashion industry on its head. The absolute icon that is Karen Alexander shares her incredible triumphs of forging a path that would leave a lasting legacy on the culture and fashion industry. We look at how music became entwined with fashion and how the camaraderie between Black models set the foundation for the Black Girls Coalition with Bethanne Hardison and Iman at the helm. Supreme Models is a 6-part documentary. New episodes premiere Mondays. Music Featured: “Champion” Written by Randolph Newman and Myles Moraites Performed by Myles Williams & Titus Courtesy of MicDrop “Dream Big (feat. Kris Bradley)” Written by Jonathan Notar, Albert Scott Risi, Paul James Riggio and Kris Bradley Performed by Machines A.T.O. Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation “High Elevation” Written by Lashanda Johnson and John A Costello Performed by City Lyfe Courtesy of JC3 Publishing LLC. “Watch Me” Written by Peter Higher Performed by Altitude Music Courtesy of BMG Production Music “Mon Roi” Written by Cecile Pereira and John A Costello Performed by Cecile Hortensia Courtesy of JC3 Publishing LLC. “When It’s Over” Written by Kevin Qjan and Shuba Vedula Performed by Shuba Courtesy of MicDrop 0:00 Intro 0:46 The 1980’s Are Here 2:41 Karen Alexander’s Story 5:27 The Emergence Of Naomi Campbell 9:05 Being In The Minority 12:02 Hair Horror Stories 14:49 Roshumba Williams’ Story 19:17 Bethann To The Rescue

The 90’s were the heyday of the Black model and when they began to become stars. We look at the rise of women like Iman who went from supermodel to super mogul and who inspired other Black models to explore alternative revenue streams like cosmetics, beauty, and books. We also hear from Roshumba Williams who talks about being offered the first Black-model cover of Sports Illustrated - and why she turned it down. Supreme Models is a 6-part documentary. New episodes premiere Mondays. Music Featured: “Skin Tight” Written by Leonard Macaluso Performed by Leonard Macaluso Band Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation “My Girls” Written by Joshua Devon Walker Performed by JD Walker Courtesy of Beatclub 0:00 Welcome To The 90’s 2:37 Veronica Webb’s Story 5:20 Cosmetic Contracts 7:18 The Lack Of Equality 8:01 From Models To Moguls 13:04 Sports Illustrated 16:17 Victoria’s Secret 18:13 Alek Wek

The 2000’s and the White Out. Casting agents, celebrities, fashion designers, magazine editors, and top Black models discuss the White Out, the years between the mid-nineties and mid-2010’s when the Black model disappeared from the fashion runways. In revealing interviews, trailblazers Edward Enninful, Bethann Hardison and Iman, and top models Cindy Bruna, Sessilee Lopez, Jourdana Phillips, Joan Smalls, and Jeneil Williams share personal stories about a controversial era in fashion. Supreme Models is a 6-part documentary. New episodes premiere Mondays. Music Featured: “A Thousand Cuts” Written by Ruby Ibarra and Macaraeg Angelo Ancheta Performed by Ruby Ibarra Courtesy of Ruby Ibarra Entertainment, LLC. By arrangement with Blue Buddha Entertainment L.L.C. “Serenate” Written by Frederik Helmut Wiedmann Courtesy of MicDrop “Wise Up” Written and performed by Kent Carter and Brooke Archilla Courtesy of ALIBI Music “Are You Ready” Written by Chaz Mason, Maggie Szabo and Stefan Lit Performed by Lady Sway Courtesy of Gravelpit Music “7000 Miles (remix)” Written by Ruby Ibarra and Julio Cesar Morado Performed by Ruby Ibarra Courtesy of Ruby Ibarra Entertainment, LLC. By arrangement with Blue Buddha Entertainment L.L.C. 0:00 The Whiteout 3:06 The Casting Gatekeepers 6:00 How To Make Money As A Model 10:00 Papa Edward’s Story 12:08 Sessilee Lopez 13:43 The Coalition 18:54 The Rise Of Social Media

We’re in a new era where Black people are now occupying every area of fashion and beyond where Black models have become activists fighting for body inclusivity. Precious Lee tells the story of her journey plus we take a closer look at the Black Models using their platforms to spark social change within the fashion industry. Highlighted are the lingering effects of racism, the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement and the pandemic upon fashion. Also covered are the changes over time around awareness of body positivity, diversity and inclusion, influencer culture, and social media. We also look at the Black In Fashion Council and how it’s helped facilitate Black photographers, Black models, and more. Paloma Elsesser discusses her first Vogue cover and we hear from Iman, Anna Wintour, Poppy Ajudha, Joan Smalls, Zendaya, Aweng Chuol, and many more as they discuss the state of the industry and where it’s headed - as well as the impact of colorism. Music Featured: “Wake Me Up” Written by Frederik Helmut Wiedmann, Gemma Hyesu Wiedmann Performed by Emily Jaye Courtesy of MicDrop “All Love” Written by Randolph Newman, Myles Morales Performed by Myles Williams & Titus Courtesy of MicDrop “Drastic Measure” Written by Randolph Newman, Myles Morales Performed by Myles Williams & Titus Courtesy of MicDrop “Black Joy. Black Peace. Black Justice” Written and performed by Poppy Ajudha Courtesy of Poppy Ajudha “Better Blues” Written by Kevin Toulson, Jr, Payton Augustus Long, Rodney Roy Jerkins Performed by Stam Goody Courtesy of Raedio “QueenDom Come” Written by Joshua Devon Walker Performed by JD Walker Courtesy of Beatclub 0:00 The Black Renaissance 1:42 Precious Lee’s Story 4:47 Model Activism 8:48 The Black In Fashion Council 10:57 Black Photographers 13:16 Aweng Chuol & Fenty 17:20 Black Representation Explodes 20:22 Inclusivity 21:47 Looking Forward