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@dejanatei: Me walking the runway at New York Fashion Week. Designer: Mario B Interested in walking in NYFW? Click thf link in my Instagram bio to get my Ebook thay has shows you can apply for ☺️🤩!! #modeltips #modeltipsandtricks #modelcoach #clevelandmodels #blackgirlmagic #miamimodels #clevelandcontentcreator #lamodels #freelancemodel #losangelesmodels #explorepage #scoutme #nyfwcasting #nyfw #nyfw2023 #fyp #contentcreator #howtogetintonewyorkfashionweek #ugccreator #newyorkfashionweek #nyfwshow #outfitideas #newmodel #nymodels #howtomodelinnewyorkfashionweek #nyfw2023 #freelancemodeladvice #blackcontentcreators #malemodeltips #aspiringmodel I do not own the rights to this music

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