So frustrating to me that she retired at the height of her success and there's little to no current information/pictures of her anywhere! It's like an unfinished story & I need to know the ending
Here I will tell u some sort of ending I know u probs won’t believe me but my yasmeen has a brother and he married my cousin and she came to her wedding and she lives in I believe New York with her husband to live. A normal life
She is definitely a woman of substance..superclassy an undeniable natural charm...truly grounded and not hungry for fame like other models and celebrities...!This is old school and something no one can fake it!
Natural beauty too. Which is rare in itself. All these sad clones using cosmetic procedures to try and make themselves beautiful. Plastic surgeons aren't magicians. Women are born and turn out to be beautiful or not. It's not man made
@@Claire-tn4xp "Try and make themselves beautiful" and there is no problem with that. Women can have cosmetic surgery because they have the right to feel beautiful. Don't tear others down just because Yasmeen is a natural beauty. And natural beauty isn't that rare. I've seen a lot of pretty girls in the street,no surgery.
@@roseswine847 well pretty and beautiful are two very different things actually! Beauty is rare. This is why the pretty ish ones aren't satisfied and plastic surgeons and the media have falsely led them to believe that beauty is attainable via cosmetic surgery which is bullshit. The evidence is clear they just end up looking bloody ridiculous 🤣🤣 look at Madonna and Demi Moore for example. If I'd paid money and ended up looking worse than before I'd be very miffed
@@Claire-tn4xp Yes pretty and beautiful are two different things because beautiful actually means that a person shines inside out, it comes along with personal attachment. while pretty is used to describe someone who looks good as well as the word gorgeous or "hot" that is why I used pretty to describe the girls I see. Beauty isn't rare. That is seen in almost everything like the sky, a color and other things. Edited to add some words I forgot to put.
I disagree, you mostly her Abt the success stories...and I wouldn't deem her past as rough from "our knowledge" while not disregarding it,there are plenty of good children an adults who live through hell daily and doesn't come out of it alive or deem their existence " a life"....So many ppl are abused, sexually exploited or extremely ill,with no solution & die in pain mentally,& or physically,some are literally killed or bedbound dying a slow death...I know what I'm talking Abt. Either way I wish everyone good health,love or a strong family/friendship bond, able to make mistakes & grow instead of letting ego & entitlement keep them from admitting their wrongdoing & expand their being for themselves & others. I hope ya'll get through ur difficulties & know that your pain is valid even if others "have it worse",I wish for ppl to study more & find their truth,use social media & their benefits (like being healthy,pretty,smart,a man,hetero,paid(working) or with any platform) use it to help others ,whether it is to take a few min to write a message,share a pic of a missing person on social media & ur ppl,donate money to private causes or for reaserching diseases,treatment or healing,help children in need of parents & rolemodels,homeless ppl,speak up for those suffering misogyny,racism,Colourism, homophobia,speak up against war & help those in need and not blindly trust these organization as they usually take most of the money or partake in exploitation, question ur rights & goverment,protect yourself,focus on your body,dreams and goals ,but use any chance you have to speak up against pornography (lack of consent,sexual exploitation,power dynamic,sexual slavery etc even if it's uncomfortable & something is normalized,bc most ppl are just too comfortable in their own situation to speak up,spend their time talking Abt "negative things"aka a party boomer & the more ppl do so the less ppl have to do bc as of now we are taking the heavy burden simply bc ppl can't save 5 min for a comment,a picture, or a few dollars (or millions for those that have much more) the most valuable things can't be seen or touched,money is just paper & if you don't help and stand up for others,you may not think you'll get sick/killed/abused/victimized most ppl don't think it will happen to them & are hiding behind the shield of democracy which is purely an ideology,proven by the fact that there are misogyny,racism, religion intertwined with politics & you're rights not protected by law ,healthcare etc democracy is the idea of equality, but systemic racism & a false sense of freedom is what drives the western world and the rest of the world,a sheep won't try to fight or exit if they don't see the fences,and as sheep we are comfortable with plural & believe the bullshit bco brainwashing,wanting to believe what they're selling & ofc the fear of standing alone & not succeeding in "escaping" ppl don't fight bc they're afraid that the loss is to huge,but if you have a fever of loosing something that's only yours to have,you've already lost ...and if everyone stood together against the 1% success would be 100% guarateed. Also nothing comes freely from just praying, change demands action,and action demands your participation not waiting for anyone else to stand up,it takes courage & demands determination & the willingness to sacrifice .....Is life worth living if you can't be truly free,grow more & become like a tree with branches and roots blossoming? If you got 1 life ,make it count & I wouldn't count on afterlife/heaven as the gift for suffering & living like a pig for slaughter...and for those that are where of heaven, there's nothing to lose fighting for the freedom of all, selfreflection & growth are traits zi can respect,hiding,being comfortable etc is not freedom,but also ignoring those locked in chains.... there's never too late to change.. :) Have a great year & hopefully those who read this message will look at what they can do to help others,self growth,and being sceptical to everything around you & questioning it! P.S I don't reccomed taking the Pfizer vaccine,it has little effect & can trigger diseases like MS,Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia etc which have no cure treated poorely by the health community & meds/treatment barely work or not at all & a lot of ppl live with these disordes for the rest of their lives...you rarely hear Abt bc their too sick to speak up, Doctosnfind it good complicated & they usually lack a good support system and yes this can happen to anyone , especially anyone who has taken any vaccine as they are thechnically biology weapons,whether they intend to harm or not....
Yasmeen Ghauri was the best catwalk model of the 90s as to what Giselle Bundchen was in the 00s. Her walk was STUNNING!! She was like a leopard strutting down the runway. As a young fashion student back then….she was pure inspiration! She's so stunningly beautiful…the perfect body…broad shoulders…small waist and proportioned hips.
+tvee That's a great comparison. Personally I think Yasmeen was/is more of a classic beauty vs. Giselle, but Giselle's walk/magnetism/charisma REALLY made her shine.
She was all over my bedroom walls in pictures growing up in the 80’s. As a Teenage girl, I looked up to her growing up in London UK as a Asian brown skinned teenager myself. She gave so many girls, power and confidence. Inspired so many young Asian girls to seek stardom.
They can try, but they can't have surgery to be taller and have her arms and legs. They just get lipo and inject fat in their hips. It's not even close
I don't like how the commentator kept referencing to her being from a Muslim home and having a Muslim father like it's a tragic thing whilst making slightly passive aggressive remarks about it.. Other than that Yasmeen is the epitome of class and beauty. She's my favorite supermodel.
@Sean Flysoul Yes but her father still loves her regardless and didn't stand in her way because anyone with common sense no matter what their religious or cultural background knows that they shouldn't control anyone elses freewill.
I’d agree with u but i come from a Pakistani Muslim family and just became a signed model. I haven’t told my Muslim parents :/ being raised Muslim had a lot of it’s negative effects on my confidence to go for modeling. And it did for her too bc it is a bit tragic when ur parents think ur sinning for following ur dreams it’s hurtful
@@fizaaijaz5116 Islam would never have "negative effects" on a women's or a man's confidence, you obviously have no idea what Islam is!! Islam doesn't teach us to objectify or sexualise ourselves for the world for worldy fame, fortune and insane attention. These are all narssacitic behaviour traits and can be very harmful down the road for your mental health. Put religion aside what good does modeling bring to the world and for our youth?? There's unattainable beauty standards being pushed into the masses where we now see a rise in cosmetic procedures so as to remain youthful. Where people are going through horrendous lengths for the "perfect looks"!? The modelling industry itself is a toxic place where there are so many dark secrets which are now coming to light. Young girls being exploited, sexually abused and harassed, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, use of cocaine etc to remain skinny, comprising and selling your soul to devil modeling agents and bigwigs so you can remain relevant and get contracts with big brands, so what's good??
I remember growing up brown like her in montréal and even though I was considered beautiful when I became a teenager I was persecuted for my colour. School kids called me ugly paki and skin colour looked like shit. I could truly understand why she hated it here and when she became a model it changed how she felt. When people began complimenting me where ever I went I felt beautiful and amazing and my broken confidence was rebuilt.
@@sizzlyheadx3614 yasmeen had to break a lot of barriers then and she paved the way for brown women. Now the brown colour is sought after especially with tanning and bronzers.
In this interview, she already mentioned "I am hopefully towards the end of my career". It is obvious she was looking forward to retire and live a normal life, in order to be true to herself. 😊
When one recalls the supermodel era, he might immediately - and primarily - think of Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, and Christy Turlington. While I do think they were the most unique - and talented - Ghauri, and several others, were certainly “super” in their own right.
I just discover her this year and she is one of the best models in the world, damn what a perfect body! she has an aura, she is so elegant She motives me to lose weight ✋✋
One of my all-time favorites. Not enough coverage about her. As beautiful on the inside as on the outside. And smart. And humble. Thank you giocurve for giving her the recognition she deserves!
Many women could have this body without working out. It's because the structure of her body. Many models also have a fast metabolism if not all models.
The implication is that Canadians are racist. She probably would have encountered racism or worse in Pakistan. That's if she was allowed to even show her face in public given that it's an islamic country. She was fortunate to live in Canada.
She will always be number one for me, she paved the way for all south asian models as per resources say, basically she was a denominator of all skin types as she was orangish-brown, not black but not white either which most of the women are in middle and south asia
So grounded!!!!! I have so much respect for her!!!! She left the life of modeling and went to live a real fulfilling life I have so much respect for that and that takes a very mature grounded person!!!!
The perfect figure for haute couture with a matchless hip / waist ratio & long drape-line; effortlessly elegant & graceful, undeniably sexy yet restrained by a fine decorum that at once draws all eyes while allowing the beauty of the clothing to remain the primary focus of attention-a true fashion-lover's model, it is the highest praise to say the art of her catwalk rivals that of Anna Bayle, Sonia Cole, & Gurmit Kaur....
I met Gurmit Kaur in real life; complete b*tch. (Truth) Don't compare the great Yasmeen Ghauri to her. Yasmeen was top of the line while Gurmit was C grade and a has-been, even then.
I respect your opinion; sorry for your unfortunate personal encounter with Gurmit Kaur, I personally value courtesy very highly. That being said, I've been a runway-viewer for over 30 yrs and it's patently evident that Gurmit Kaur possessed one of the most distinctive and elegant walks ever. To each her own though. My real purpose for referencing the three models I did was to pique the curiosity of the younger set for whom they may not be familiar, and upon searching may learn that a large part of what made Yasmeen such a great catwalker was the time-period in which she apprenticed: the late 80s / early 90s when the general level of walking was so much more elevated than today -- best to you & yours.
I discoverd her the last year...her body !!!!! Wowwwwwwwwwwww !!!! Insane!!! Even with plastic surgeries u cant get it...she was a perfect mix of beauty and brain...she is amazing..very underrated! Better than other supermodels imo
Offcourse you can’t get that body with plastic surgery. You need that bone structure. You either have it, or you don’t. Don’t matter the money you have..
I love her with her black hair...She was amazing...I was obsessed with her when I was a teenager...I am arabic and I was so happy to see a girl who have oriental features so I can identify me to her...The best picture I remember about her was this photography for Givenchy perfume "Organza"😍...Oh my God I used to take this picture from magazines and stick it on my school books etc...😊😊...I miss her 🤣
Thanks to that documentary you can tell being a supermodel was just a phase in her life, she didn't seem to seem to be super into it or maybe she was torn because of her upbringing, it didn't seem to be her ultimate goal and I respect that.
@anab ali Anab Ali I know thousands of Arabs who are fair skinned with sharp features....and yes I meant levantine middle Easterners ie Palestinian's and Syrian's!
She could've been so famous until today and not as underrated as she is now but I guess that's probably her plan from the start. I respect that she modelled as a job, not as a lifestyle or sold her soul to it. She's very true to herself and values her freedom. I'm also going to model but after I graduate it's already been fixed that I'll be a judge. I love fashion and I want to feel what it's like to work hard then get rewarded yet I don't want my personal life taken away. I'm so happy that there's someone I can look up to now.
I was at fashion college when she was a supermodel and she was always my favourite. Her small waist! Wow. And I guess I could relate to her as a woman of colour. No internet then so didn’t know her ethnicity (I’m also of Pakistani origin). And of course, sharing the same name was cool. Seeing her runway footages brings back many good memories.
I was a teenager in the 90s when the supermodel craze was at its peak. Now these girls were something else in beauty. And all of us young girls looked up to them. We knew them by name. We had our favorite, mine was Stephanie Seymour. But it was such an awesome time. I don't know what it is about that time but the young models of today have absolutely nothing on the 90s models. And that's probably why the craze ended. It ended when models just didnt have that magic that these girls had back then.
@@katemosssimp4011 It’s better this way. She always treated modeling strictly as a hob and not a lifestyle like Naomi or Kate Moss. I feel like her retiring early and keeping a private life protected her moral standing and made her a better person in some sense.
@@CrystalLovesChrist agreed and a good decision. she was so smart to leave the toxic industry and do something she actually wants to do. now she has, kids, a husband, and is living a good life. Kudos to her!
She did the right thing by retiring at her high point. She knew that this won't last long and eventually would have to focus on other things... She died a hero rather than seeing herself become the villain.
She is so Beautiful, both inside & out!.... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE her personality, intelligence & realness!... She clearly stated in this interview "Exactly" what she wanted & needed and is now living the life that she envisioned for herself!... Just WOW!.....
Yasmeen was my favorite VS model from the 90s. It's interesting how predictable so many of these fine looking women ended up marrying Wall St. bankers though LOL
Yasmine did not start her modeling career with that amazing catwalk. I actually saw a few videos where her walk is very basic. It took a little bit of time to get her to have that famous catwalk that she's now known for. She said so in an interview as well. 💗
@@stephanieclark7019 i noticed those white with pale skin almost pink that burn easily and become red call anyone who isn’t like them not white just because they can’t tan and doesn’t have melanin at all
she is so beautiful and brilliant. Her down to earth nature and that intelligence is from within her. she looks like someone who knows what she's doing even when she's doing nothing. I really admire her.
Pakistani girls are generally beautiful(I know she is half German too). (Not sure why she said Indian-prob just referring to the 'Indian sub continent')
+blackwarb She's a smart woman. She isn't going to say she is Indian if she is indeed not. I choose to believe her over what I read on the internet. Lots of info online is false. Unless you personally know her and her family...
R Si Actually in this very same interview she says "my parents are German & Pakistani". I believe Spartan is right. She might have been implying the subcontinent thought it's now become outdated to say "Indian subcontinent". Those were weirdly racist times. She's actually Pakistani.
She is humble.. i like her...Although she has the body, brains and the beauty, she is far, far, different and more admirable than most arrogant, proud, conceited models...She is not intoxiicated by her fame..
It's a shame this piece didn't focus more on the racism she faced growing up and in the fashion industry and instead sensationalized her religious upbringing. At the end she basically says she's cool with her religious Muslim father and she credits his upbringing for her work ethic and moral compass. They really tried it with the oppressed ethnic girl narrative.
@Sean Flysoul what's wrong with marrying a Jew? At the end of the interview she states that both her Jewish boyfriend and her father both prefer that she doesn't model in lingerie. What does that have to do with bigotry? Controlling yes, bigoted how? Also are you seriously insinuating that she intentionally married a Jew to piss of her Muslim father because you think all Muslims inherently hate Jews? Kind of proves my point about the false narrative being portrayed.
@Sean Flysoul Yes it would have been controversial for an imams daughter to be a model and it is known that he opposed her going into modeling. However Yasmeen has never stated that she was ostracized by her father. If anything she says in this interview that her family has come around to her career choice. I know it doesn't jive with people's prejudice but the narrative that is being portrayed is inconsistent with what she is actually saying.
She was very very relatable Maybe she wasnt a big name as the other girls because she didnt want to pose with minimal clothes...if thats the case then its stupid. That doesnt make her any less of a model
90s supermodels looked like women and had that elegant sexy walk. Today's models are all about skinny look and fierce walk often looking like an angry beanstalk in the wind
@@totochanel2251 It’s not about gender or anything; it’s just that the models are not able to read the clothes and let the clothes wear them instead of the other way around. A handful of robots versace, gucci and chanel grabs nowadays particularly.
when models beauty and features were real... not created with layers and layers of makeup and in a doctors office with fillers and implants like all these young beauty "gurus" now! Yes they wore makeup of course, and in shootings like vogue and bazaar there is a need for even more, during haute couture photoshoots. But when I look back on her walking the runway, it is shocking how little makeup she is wearing compared to young women doing makeup tutorials now. Why would girls and women today need more makeup in real life with several colors of eyeshadow, primer (note there was no face primer or eyeshadow primer then) foundation, concealer, contour, blush, highlighter and lipcolor...than girls needed on the runway then. At that time, girls wore more makeup on the runway and during photoshoots then regular girls did in real life...now it is the other way around.
Sis, the makeup artist in the video actually said her face can take a lot of makeup..you know nothing about the fashion world. You know nothing about the amount of makeup it takes to create a natural look. Everything from the quality of the camera, to the placing of the light, to the angle of the camera goes into an image that you so stupidly believe is natural, in comparison to today's models. By the way, before makeup primers, moisturizers, milk of magnesia, baby powder, and compressed powders were the makeup primers before there were makeup primers.
Oh you poor misguided person. There was concealer back then, you obviously know nothing of makeup. Depending on the designer of course but many shows has the girls heavily made up, all of those lights completely wash out the features of the models. You probably just hate for hates sake. Sad.
Heidi never had a good body. She has a wide waistline and a wide pelvis, with the ilium crest sticking out way too much, that it creates the illusion that her body was more trapezoidal and boxy than long and lean with a graceful hourglass shape. This is why she looks relatively shorter than Naomi, despite both being the same height. Heidi's frame was very square and boxy, than elegantly long and narrow. It looks too manly at times than elegant like a ballerina. Not to mention, when she is toned, her obliques point sharply downwards, that they don't look pretty. And at one point, she had those horrible breast implants, and her ass is way too flat according to Naomi.
@@xxskiesandairxx6593 she was, I'm a guy, not really into fashion or anything but I knew her from back then. She had that something that made you always remember her even if you saw her only once or twice by flipping through magazines or something.
@@user-dh8fi5bf5ybut her father is originally from Ghor, Afghanistan, nor did he look like a southindian. He looked more Pakistani/Afghan. so those genes are NOT indian. If a horse is born among cows in a cow barn, does it make the horse a cow?
@@user-dh8fi5bf5yand genes (dna) stays the same regardless of where you move. It requires mixing with other races. However most people are very mixed due to all the historical empires/kingdoms/rulers. But it is possible to change the ethnicity by living a certain place and assimilating into the society. Ethnicity is a socially grown identity, with shared history, language and tradition. Sorry to disappoint you but her father identified as Pakistani, a muslim, and he was also the one to tell Yasmeen about his family migrating from Afghanistan to Hyderabad a few generations ago. She said herself on her instagram after he passed away.
Thank God she is beautiful and has defied any racial prejudices!!! I mean it aint matter if you are Pakistani or Afghani or Bangladeshi? Who even cares? She is hot, talented and successful which is a strong combo and she has a legacy that will be known forever!!!
Not to sound dismissive, but I grew up in the 80s and 90s and was quite aware of the model phenomenon of the times, and somehow this young lady escaped my consciousness. I never heard of her before. She might have been well established in the industry, but I never heard her name mentioned with the other model luminaries of the times . . .
She was underrated which was unfortunate... she's always there at the big fashion shows along with the big name supermodels. You can't deny her because she stood out from everyone with her ethnic exotic looks and fierce catwalk.
Guess you weren't as well versed as you thought. My friends and I love her. I spent a ton of money getting print books of all the supermodels. If you don't know of her you weren't paying attention.
Stone W She was in Victoria’s Secret catalogs front and center month after month so you must’ve seen her there and maybe just don’t remember. She wasn’t in the click with Naomi, Christy, Linda etc. but photographers and designers loved her and her walk rivals Naomi Campbell’s -she’s the only one.
Her dad won’t let her model but he was allowed to be Imam & have a German wife smfh I’m glad she still put in the work. 90’s models had nobody from the east repping them
She was the best ever supermodel in my opinion. Perfect physique
Yes her hips and upper body are in perfect shape melting slowly into her legs
@@Bigred338 For me that was Gia Carangi.
@@eros-arcana yes....!
Was? She died?
And perfect moves, too.
So frustrating to me that she retired at the height of her success and there's little to no current information/pictures of her anywhere! It's like an unfinished story & I need to know the ending
Harmony Rosenberg omggg exactly. I even tried searching pictures of her when she was older and I couldn't find any. She's so beautiful tho
She got married, had kids and went back to school for a masters degree. She has a very normal soccer mom life which is obviously what she wanted.
Last I heard, she lives in some suburban New York and isn't that great looking anymore when I last saw her two or three years ago.
@@KatariaGujjar You saw her? How did you know it was her?
Here I will tell u some sort of ending I know u probs won’t believe me but my yasmeen has a brother and he married my cousin and she came to her wedding and she lives in I believe New York with her husband to live. A normal life
She is definitely a woman of substance..superclassy an undeniable natural charm...truly grounded and not hungry for fame like other models and celebrities...!This is old school and something no one can fake it!
Natural beauty too. Which is rare in itself. All these sad clones using cosmetic procedures to try and make themselves beautiful. Plastic surgeons aren't magicians. Women are born and turn out to be beautiful or not. It's not man made
@@Claire-tn4xp "Try and make themselves beautiful" and there is no problem with that. Women can have cosmetic surgery because they have the right to feel beautiful. Don't tear others down just because Yasmeen is a natural beauty. And natural beauty isn't that rare. I've seen a lot of pretty girls in the street,no surgery.
How do you know other models and celebrities are all hungry for fame? You don't even know them personally.
@@roseswine847 well pretty and beautiful are two very different things actually! Beauty is rare. This is why the pretty ish ones aren't satisfied and plastic surgeons and the media have falsely led them to believe that beauty is attainable via cosmetic surgery which is bullshit. The evidence is clear they just end up looking bloody ridiculous 🤣🤣 look at Madonna and Demi Moore for example. If I'd paid money and ended up looking worse than before I'd be very miffed
@@Claire-tn4xp Yes pretty and beautiful are two different things because beautiful actually means that a person shines inside out, it comes along with personal attachment. while pretty is used to describe someone who looks good as well as the word gorgeous or "hot" that is why I used pretty to describe the girls I see. Beauty isn't rare. That is seen in almost everything like the sky, a color and other things.
Edited to add some words I forgot to put.
Yasmeen is the proof that good people with rough past get their reward
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 so true- thank you for your comment!
Amen
Is that so? many men get fked up left and right, pay for a child they never see. Even tho they are good people they suffer.
@@iAmNothingness sadly there are still sad examples like this. Therefore I m so happy, if finally justice occurs.
I disagree, you mostly her Abt the success stories...and I wouldn't deem her past as rough from "our knowledge" while not disregarding it,there are plenty of good children an adults who live through hell daily and doesn't come out of it alive or deem their existence " a life"....So many ppl are abused, sexually exploited or extremely ill,with no solution & die in pain mentally,& or physically,some are literally killed or bedbound dying a slow death...I know what I'm talking Abt.
Either way I wish everyone good health,love or a strong family/friendship bond, able to make mistakes & grow instead of letting ego & entitlement keep them from admitting their wrongdoing & expand their being for themselves & others. I hope ya'll get through ur difficulties & know that your pain is valid even if others "have it worse",I wish for ppl to study more & find their truth,use social media & their benefits (like being healthy,pretty,smart,a man,hetero,paid(working) or with any platform) use it to help others ,whether it is to take a few min to write a message,share a pic of a missing person on social media & ur ppl,donate money to private causes or for reaserching diseases,treatment or healing,help children in need of parents & rolemodels,homeless ppl,speak up for those suffering misogyny,racism,Colourism, homophobia,speak up against war & help those in need and not blindly trust these organization as they usually take most of the money or partake in exploitation, question ur rights & goverment,protect yourself,focus on your body,dreams and goals ,but use any chance you have to speak up against pornography (lack of consent,sexual exploitation,power dynamic,sexual slavery etc even if it's uncomfortable & something is normalized,bc most ppl are just too comfortable in their own situation to speak up,spend their time talking Abt "negative things"aka a party boomer & the more ppl do so the less ppl have to do bc as of now we are taking the heavy burden simply bc ppl can't save 5 min for a comment,a picture, or a few dollars (or millions for those that have much more) the most valuable things can't be seen or touched,money is just paper & if you don't help and stand up for others,you may not think you'll get sick/killed/abused/victimized most ppl don't think it will happen to them & are hiding behind the shield of democracy which is purely an ideology,proven by the fact that there are misogyny,racism, religion intertwined with politics & you're rights not protected by law ,healthcare etc democracy is the idea of equality, but systemic racism & a false sense of freedom is what drives the western world and the rest of the world,a sheep won't try to fight or exit if they don't see the fences,and as sheep we are comfortable with plural & believe the bullshit bco brainwashing,wanting to believe what they're selling & ofc the fear of standing alone & not succeeding in "escaping" ppl don't fight bc they're afraid that the loss is to huge,but if you have a fever of loosing something that's only yours to have,you've already lost ...and if everyone stood together against the 1% success would be 100% guarateed. Also nothing comes freely from just praying, change demands action,and action demands your participation not waiting for anyone else to stand up,it takes courage & demands determination & the willingness to sacrifice .....Is life worth living if you can't be truly free,grow more & become like a tree with branches and roots blossoming? If you got 1 life ,make it count & I wouldn't count on afterlife/heaven as the gift for suffering & living like a pig for slaughter...and for those that are where of heaven, there's nothing to lose fighting for the freedom of all, selfreflection & growth are traits zi can respect,hiding,being comfortable etc is not freedom,but also ignoring those locked in chains.... there's never too late to change.. :) Have a great year & hopefully those who read this message will look at what they can do to help others,self growth,and being sceptical to everything around you & questioning it!
P.S I don't reccomed taking the Pfizer vaccine,it has little effect & can trigger diseases like MS,Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia etc which have no cure treated poorely by the health community & meds/treatment barely work or not at all & a lot of ppl live with these disordes for the rest of their lives...you rarely hear Abt bc their too sick to speak up, Doctosnfind it good complicated & they usually lack a good support system and yes this can happen to anyone , especially anyone who has taken any vaccine as they are thechnically biology weapons,whether they intend to harm or not....
Tyra mentioned her in an interview recently and gave her credit for her walk. Since then I’ve been obsessed
Spencer Read her height is from Germans but you are right I thought she was arab
It was Naomi who credited her as the best walker. Tyra credited her for teaching her how to put on makeup and to find the light.
Me also from same reference
Her parents were German and Pakistani
she was one of my favorites. she had so much class.
Yasmeen Ghauri was the best catwalk model of the 90s as to what Giselle Bundchen was in the 00s. Her walk was STUNNING!! She was like a leopard strutting down the runway. As a young fashion student back then….she was pure inspiration! She's so stunningly beautiful…the perfect body…broad shoulders…small waist and proportioned hips.
tvee I think you should rephrase that. Giselle Bundchen was the Yasmeen Ghauri of the 2000's.
olie171 You are absolutely right!
Naomi Campbell was and still is the best catwalker of all time
+tvee That's a great comparison. Personally I think Yasmeen was/is more of a classic beauty vs. Giselle, but Giselle's walk/magnetism/charisma REALLY made her shine.
Mike S Yes! But Yasmeen (in my opinion ) is way more beautiful compared to Giselle.
She was all over my bedroom walls in pictures growing up in the 80’s. As a Teenage girl, I looked up to her growing up in London UK as a Asian brown skinned teenager myself. She gave so many girls, power and confidence. Inspired so many young Asian girls to seek stardom.
This is beautiful 😭❤
she's a 90s model and one of the best
"I don't fear fame, I value my life."
Amazing how some people would call this beautiful woman ugly!
Maybe other models, who just disappeared when she showed up!
Surprisingly common.
@{} You gotta be kidding...
Racesim is ugly& stupid
@{} lets see yours,mr. no profile picture
She is god gifted with that waist n body..girls can spend millions to look like that these days..
@@enunuaeu Her body is one in 7 billions
@@j.jauffret2315 yeah that’s the most perfect natural body I’ve seen so far.
“A designer’s dream as they say”.
@@enunuaeu One in a million I think is a little dramatic.
They can try, but they can't have surgery to be taller and have her arms and legs. They just get lipo and inject fat in their hips. It's not even close
I don't like how the commentator kept referencing to her being from a Muslim home and having a Muslim father like it's a tragic thing whilst making slightly passive aggressive remarks about it.. Other than that Yasmeen is the epitome of class and beauty. She's my favorite supermodel.
@Sean Flysoul Yes but her father still loves her regardless and didn't stand in her way because anyone with common sense no matter what their religious or cultural background knows that they shouldn't control anyone elses freewill.
ابوها امام مسجد حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيها
I’d agree with u but i come from a Pakistani Muslim family and just became a signed model. I haven’t told my Muslim parents :/ being raised Muslim had a lot of it’s negative effects on my confidence to go for modeling. And it did for her too bc it is a bit tragic when ur parents think ur sinning for following ur dreams it’s hurtful
Islam IS bad.
@@fizaaijaz5116 Islam would never have "negative effects" on a women's or a man's confidence, you obviously have no idea what Islam is!! Islam doesn't teach us to objectify or sexualise ourselves for the world for worldy fame, fortune and insane attention. These are all narssacitic behaviour traits and can be very harmful down the road for your mental health.
Put religion aside what good does modeling bring to the world and for our youth?? There's unattainable beauty standards being pushed into the masses where we now see a rise in cosmetic procedures so as to remain youthful. Where people are going through horrendous lengths for the "perfect looks"!?
The modelling industry itself is a toxic place where there are so many dark secrets which are now coming to light. Young girls being exploited, sexually abused and harassed, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, use of cocaine etc to remain skinny, comprising and selling your soul to devil modeling agents and bigwigs so you can remain relevant and get contracts with big brands, so what's good??
wow i'm in awe of this woman's beautiful personality.Pure class.
It's so odd to hear her say in her interview that she was odd and ugly as a child growing up. She was such a beautiful little girl!
it’s hard growing up brown
I remember growing up brown like her in montréal and even though I was considered beautiful when I became a teenager I was persecuted for my colour. School kids called me ugly paki and skin colour looked like shit. I could truly understand why she hated it here and when she became a model it changed how she felt. When people began complimenting me where ever I went I felt beautiful and amazing and my broken confidence was rebuilt.
@@alsadat77 Yeah how weird the 80s was especially when Montreal was still homogenous and dominantly white
@@sizzlyheadx3614 yasmeen had to break a lot of barriers then and she paved the way for brown women. Now the brown colour is sought after especially with tanning and bronzers.
In Pakistan, India and Bangladesh only white skinned girls are called beautiful. It’s unfortunate but true to this day
We will never have good HD vids of her in her glory days
:(
3Storms - Such unfortunate . Love her! :(
3Storms We have Her HQ Pics Here :
facebook.com/pages/Yasmeen-Ghauri-Fan-Club/141062749259534
giocurve 8
She has the perfect personality and mind set. Huge respect and love for her!
In this interview, she already mentioned "I am hopefully towards the end of my career". It is obvious she was looking forward to retire and live a normal life, in order to be true to herself. 😊
When one recalls the supermodel era, he might immediately - and primarily - think of Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, and Christy Turlington. While I do think they were the most unique - and talented - Ghauri, and several others, were certainly “super” in their own right.
TayInTheWay don’t forget Cindy Crawford
And cidny and claudia..yasmeen was muchhh better than them! Her and naomi off course
An age of incredibly beautiful models. We had it good.
- Christy
- Claudia
- Linda
- Naomi
- Yasmeen
- Carla
- Karen
- Kate
Tyra Banks credited Yasmeen as her guru in make up, finding lights and has the walk of life. Naomi credited her as the best runway model.
I just discover her this year and she is one of the best models in the world, damn what a perfect body! she has an aura, she is so elegant She motives me to lose weight ✋✋
hilary same here and I totally agree and am obsessed with her
Me too and I've lost 15 lbs since
Hic et nunc congratulations I’m so proud of you
SENKU SANDRA congratulations girl I’m so proud of you ❤️
You forgot to mention that she has class and by the look of your profile I can tell you that you'll never have.
One of my all-time favorites. Not enough coverage about her. As beautiful on the inside as on the outside. And smart. And humble. Thank you giocurve for giving her the recognition she deserves!
It’s shocking how she has this perfect physique without working out, I mean her body is so toned and beautiful, it’s perfect hourglass.
just like me
Many women could have this body without working out. It's because the structure of her body. Many models also have a fast metabolism if not all models.
Genes
Same as Gisele back then too.
I don't think she is hourglass tho no offense
She looks more Pakistani than German but amazing mix!
Afshan zed she really don’t she got her looks from her white side apart from darker skin
She surely got height from German side
@@SK-hd1yk she doesn't look like a white woman to me. I didn't even know she was half white when I first saw her until I looked her up.
@@SK-hd1yk lol where?
F S she literally looks South Asian at first glance! What r u on about dude
"There's nothing we had to change with Yasmeen" PREACH!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Yasmine is a goddess! Despite racism, an prejudice, her success is her own.
The implication is that Canadians are racist. She probably would have encountered racism or worse in Pakistan.
That's if she was allowed to even show her face in public given that it's an islamic country. She was fortunate to live in Canada.
Dakota Winchester i think they mean people were racist against her since she’s ethnic
@@rosie5348 Isn't she white?
Dakota Winchester no, she’s biracial, plus anyone can experience racism
@@rosie5348 Yes but it can't affect white people.
She will always be number one for me, she paved the way for all south asian models as per resources say, basically she was a denominator of all skin types as she was orangish-brown, not black but not white either which most of the women are in middle and south asia
She’s so modern and everything she says is so relevant today, wow!
Just more proof that she was ahead of her time! ❤
So grounded!!!!! I have so much respect for her!!!! She left the life of modeling and went to live a real fulfilling life I have so much respect for that and that takes a very mature grounded person!!!!
Her body is incredible
The perfect figure for haute couture with a matchless hip / waist ratio & long drape-line; effortlessly elegant & graceful, undeniably sexy yet restrained by a fine decorum that at once draws all eyes while allowing the beauty of the clothing to remain the primary focus of attention-a true fashion-lover's model, it is the highest praise to say the art of her catwalk rivals that of Anna Bayle, Sonia Cole, & Gurmit Kaur....
I met Gurmit Kaur in real life; complete b*tch. (Truth)
Don't compare the great Yasmeen Ghauri to her. Yasmeen was top of the line while Gurmit was C grade and a has-been, even then.
I respect your opinion; sorry for your unfortunate personal encounter with Gurmit Kaur, I personally value courtesy very highly. That being said, I've been a runway-viewer for over 30 yrs and it's patently evident that Gurmit Kaur possessed one of the most distinctive and elegant walks ever. To each her own though. My real purpose for referencing the three models I did was to pique the curiosity of the younger set for whom they may not be familiar, and upon searching may learn that a large part of what made Yasmeen such a great catwalker was the time-period in which she apprenticed: the late 80s / early 90s when the general level of walking was so much more elevated than today -- best to you & yours.
What was Gurmit likes comes across as sweet
you sound like you could write my essays
I discoverd her the last year...her body !!!!! Wowwwwwwwwwwww !!!! Insane!!! Even with plastic surgeries u cant get it...she was a perfect mix of beauty and brain...she is amazing..very underrated! Better than other supermodels imo
Offcourse you can’t get that body with plastic surgery. You need that bone structure. You either have it, or you don’t. Don’t matter the money you have..
I love her with her black hair...She was amazing...I was obsessed with her when I was a teenager...I am arabic and I was so happy to see a girl who have oriental features so I can identify me to her...The best picture I remember about her was this photography for Givenchy perfume "Organza"😍...Oh my God I used to take this picture from magazines and stick it on my school books etc...😊😊...I miss her 🤣
The organza bottle was designed with her figure
Thanks to that documentary you can tell being a supermodel was just a phase in her life, she didn't seem to seem to be super into it or maybe she was torn because of her upbringing, it didn't seem to be her ultimate goal and I respect that.
Sometimes she looks middle eastern but sometimes she looks white. I like her versatile look 🖤
@anab ali
She does look middle Eastern....many Pakistani's do!
@anab ali
Anab Ali I know thousands of Arabs who are fair skinned with sharp features....and yes I meant levantine middle Easterners ie Palestinian's and Syrian's!
@anab ali "afro to mostly curly" no
she never looks white
sarai637 well she is mixed has both looks
She could've been so famous until today and not as underrated as she is now but I guess that's probably her plan from the start. I respect that she modelled as a job, not as a lifestyle or sold her soul to it. She's very true to herself and values her freedom. I'm also going to model but after I graduate it's already been fixed that I'll be a judge. I love fashion and I want to feel what it's like to work hard then get rewarded yet I don't want my personal life taken away. I'm so happy that there's someone I can look up to now.
The fact that this lady would be considered classy in any era. Both in beauty and intelligence.
YOU ARE TELLING ME SHE WORKED At McDonalds DREAMS COME TRUEEE
🎵there’s a ray of hope beyond despair 🎵
Hahahahhahaha
She is so gorgeous.
I was at fashion college when she was a supermodel and she was always my favourite. Her small waist! Wow. And I guess I could relate to her as a woman of colour. No internet then so didn’t know her ethnicity (I’m also of Pakistani origin). And of course, sharing the same name was cool. Seeing her runway footages brings back many good memories.
I was a teenager in the 90s when the supermodel craze was at its peak. Now these girls were something else in beauty. And all of us young girls looked up to them. We knew them by name. We had our favorite, mine was Stephanie Seymour. But it was such an awesome time. I don't know what it is about that time but the young models of today have absolutely nothing on the 90s models. And that's probably why the craze ended. It ended when models just didnt have that magic that these girls had back then.
Agree! My favourite was Helena Christensen, Yasmeen and Claudia Mason (not such a supermodel but a big model).
My fav was Helena Christensen but Yasmeen is unique.
It ended when magazines started putting celebrities and singers on covers.
Truly the epitome of super model.
I wish she was on instagram
she is but it's extremely private
@@katemosssimp4011 noo what is it ?
@@aymenmoustachir4216 I don’t know, I wish I did lol😩 but it’s extremely privet and she only has it to contact friends and family.
@@katemosssimp4011 It’s better this way. She always treated modeling strictly as a hob and not a lifestyle like Naomi or Kate Moss. I feel like her retiring early and keeping a private life protected her moral standing and made her a better person in some sense.
@@CrystalLovesChrist agreed and a good decision. she was so smart to leave the toxic industry and do something she actually wants to do. now she has, kids, a husband, and is living a good life. Kudos to her!
Her neck is a defining feature because it further elongates her body. She was very fierce.
She had the perfect model walk and pivot.
She was always my favorite model. Yasmeen Ghauri is stunning. I wish i could see what she is doing now etc.
Married to a banker, lives I upstate New York and is a soccer mom.
@@MrJasonshores364 living the life.
@@MrJasonshores364 I think he’s a lawyer actually
Better than Kate Moss
Hudha C Hell yeah very beautiful strong features
Yes she was !!
Lottttsss betterr
Even tho' I agree with you, pls don't compare women EVER.
They are two super different types of models.
I always thought she looked like a more fresh looking Cindy Crawford, more easier and less harsh looking. Classic beauty
She did the right thing by retiring at her high point. She knew that this won't last long and eventually would have to focus on other things... She died a hero rather than seeing herself become the villain.
She is so Beautiful, both inside & out!.... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE her personality, intelligence & realness!... She clearly stated in this interview "Exactly" what she wanted & needed and is now living the life that she envisioned for herself!... Just WOW!.....
She is so matured. Love her
this is so weird, i have the same name (my last name is different) and im also german and pakistani....😅
And
Hudha don't be jealous hon :)
Yasmeen ask your parents if they named after her
TSOC Your mother is.
are you gorg too? south asian mixes usually are...
Yasmeen was my favorite VS model from the 90s. It's interesting how predictable so many of these fine looking women ended up marrying Wall St. bankers though LOL
Her husband is a lawyer, not a banker
Yasmine did not start her modeling career with that amazing catwalk. I actually saw a few videos where her walk is very basic. It took a little bit of time to get her to have that famous catwalk that she's now known for. She said so in an interview as well. 💗
Don't make em like they used to. Old school models just had/have a n endearing charm you can't fake
"Chocolate cake face"??? If she is "chocolate cake face" then that makes me a "burnt biscuit"???? *SMH*
Isheeta Chatterjee I'm Irish and I'd love to have that kind of skin, my daughter is half Greek and although she's nearly forty she looks in her 20's.
The most beautiful “ chocolate cake face” I’d ever seen.
I thought the same thing. If she's "chocolate face" then I must be "charbroiled steak"
all skin colours are beautiful
@@stephanieclark7019 i noticed those white with pale skin almost pink that burn easily and become red call anyone who isn’t like them not white just because they can’t tan and doesn’t have melanin at all
Sushmita: "I don't fear Fame, I value my Life" POWERFUL STUFF Yasmeen ♥
having a body like this without working out... such a blessed woman
I miss her so much but luckily she has left legacy behind her that is going to live on forever
Can you imagine if she debuted in this era she would be the reigning queen and will easily knock Gigi and her like off their pedestal
She was the Queen of her time
She was one of the first supermodels that I miss seeing today.
Even though she retired more then 20 yrs but still alot ppl talk about her and hope she make a return, these proved how great she is.
She is back on instagram!
This needs more views. She'll always be untouchable.
she has the best body in modelling. period
She was definitely one of the best. This really makes me miss what the E Channel used to be before turning into the Kardashian Network.
moral decay in late stage capitalism
She's so beautiful inside and out!
she is so beautiful and brilliant. Her down to earth nature and that intelligence is from within her. she looks like someone who knows what she's doing even when she's doing nothing. I really admire her.
Models then looked like models because most of them were in there early to mid twenties which is unheard of in runways.
Her hair gives me so much life
Pakistani girls are generally beautiful(I know she is half German too). (Not sure why she said Indian-prob just referring to the 'Indian sub continent')
+blackwarb She's a smart woman. She isn't going to say she is Indian if she is indeed not. I choose to believe her over what I read on the internet. Lots of info online is false. Unless you personally know her and her family...
R Si Actually in this very same interview she says "my parents are German & Pakistani".
I believe Spartan is right. She might have been implying the subcontinent thought it's now become outdated to say "Indian subcontinent". Those were weirdly racist times.
She's actually Pakistani.
Northern Pakistani women are extremely beautiful!
Marina khan no
Because ethnically Pakistanis are of Indian descent and she knows it hence why she mentioned being Indian
I have no words to describe how much brilliant , awesome & Inspiring she is 💞💕
She was my favorite model. STUNNING!
That face. Enough said 😍
Saw a picture of her on instagram and I was obsessed
She has one of the best waist to hip ratio .. Candice has that kinda❤️ waist..you can't attain it through diet or workout.. It's pure genetics
I'm lucky to have inherited that kind of waist too. ❤
As a real 🇵🇰 Pakistani we knew Yasmeen was classic indo Pakistani Lady. Very beautiful
She is humble.. i like her...Although she has the body, brains and the beauty, she is far, far, different and more admirable than most arrogant, proud, conceited models...She is not intoxiicated by her fame..
Always loved her. Just stunning.
My favourite model of all time....Breathtakingly beautiful💖
She is beautiful and very intelligent ❤️
It's a shame this piece didn't focus more on the racism she faced growing up and in the fashion industry and instead sensationalized her religious upbringing. At the end she basically says she's cool with her religious Muslim father and she credits his upbringing for her work ethic and moral compass. They really tried it with the oppressed ethnic girl narrative.
@Sean Flysoul what's wrong with marrying a Jew? At the end of the interview she states that both her Jewish boyfriend and her father both prefer that she doesn't model in lingerie. What does that have to do with bigotry? Controlling yes, bigoted how? Also are you seriously insinuating that she intentionally married a Jew to piss of her Muslim father because you think all Muslims inherently hate Jews? Kind of proves my point about the false narrative being portrayed.
@Sean Flysoul Yes it would have been controversial for an imams daughter to be a model and it is known that he opposed her going into modeling. However Yasmeen has never stated that she was ostracized by her father. If anything she says in this interview that her family has come around to her career choice. I know it doesn't jive with people's prejudice but the narrative that is being portrayed is inconsistent with what she is actually saying.
I think the racism struggles were pointed
The most complete fashion model that ever walked any runways,Absolutely Gorgeous and beautiful in and out!
She was very very relatable
Maybe she wasnt a big name as the other girls because she didnt want to pose with minimal clothes...if thats the case then its stupid. That doesnt make her any less of a model
The most under rated model. Bless her.
Never knew she had half Pakistani genes in her. She definitely has features and grace of a pakistani woman.
90s supermodels looked like women and had that elegant sexy walk. Today's models are all about skinny look and fierce walk often looking like an angry beanstalk in the wind
And such femininity too, you just don't see that nowadays!
@@nr3858 femininity is not a trend, gender lines fading😔
Your comment is THA BEST
@@totochanel2251 It’s not about gender or anything; it’s just that the models are not able to read the clothes and let the clothes wear them instead of the other way around.
A handful of robots versace, gucci and chanel grabs nowadays particularly.
Today models very easy walking fast with the same style sometime don't know which one top 1 to 10 best runway walk.
Her leg muscles are perfect! I cannot believe people used "chocolate cake face"! Low, very low. She seems like an ok lady.
THE BEST MODEL.......PERFECTION.
True supermodel period I’m so proud she is Pakistan and proud to say it ❤️❤️🤍🤍🤍
when models beauty and features were real... not created with layers and layers of makeup and in a doctors office with fillers and implants like all these young beauty "gurus" now! Yes they wore makeup of course, and in shootings like vogue and bazaar there is a need for even more, during haute couture photoshoots. But when I look back on her walking the runway, it is shocking how little makeup she is wearing compared to young women doing makeup tutorials now. Why would girls and women today need more makeup in real life with several colors of eyeshadow, primer (note there was no face primer or eyeshadow primer then) foundation, concealer, contour, blush, highlighter and lipcolor...than girls needed on the runway then. At that time, girls wore more makeup on the runway and during photoshoots then regular girls did in real life...now it is the other way around.
I agree with you on the plastic surgery but you’re kidding yourself if you think the makeup wasn’t heavy back then
Sis, the makeup artist in the video actually said her face can take a lot of makeup..you know nothing about the fashion world. You know nothing about the amount of makeup it takes to create a natural look. Everything from the quality of the camera, to the placing of the light, to the angle of the camera goes into an image that you so stupidly believe is natural, in comparison to today's models. By the way, before makeup primers, moisturizers, milk of magnesia, baby powder, and compressed powders were the makeup primers before there were makeup primers.
Oh you poor misguided person. There was concealer back then, you obviously know nothing of makeup. Depending on the designer of course but many shows has the girls heavily made up, all of those lights completely wash out the features of the models. You probably just hate for hates sake. Sad.
She’s so gorgeous and amazing, I love her spirit
She had one the best bodies of the supermodels, including Elle, Cindy and Heidi.
Heidi never had a good body. She has a wide waistline and a wide pelvis, with the ilium crest sticking out way too much, that it creates the illusion that her body was more trapezoidal and boxy than long and lean with a graceful hourglass shape. This is why she looks relatively shorter than Naomi, despite both being the same height. Heidi's frame was very square and boxy, than elegantly long and narrow. It looks too manly at times than elegant like a ballerina. Not to mention, when she is toned, her obliques point sharply downwards, that they don't look pretty. And at one point, she had those horrible breast implants, and her ass is way too flat according to Naomi.
Heidi doesn't have a good body,she is a typical pear
Lissandra Freljord same with Kaia Gerber. She inherited her fathers body more than her mom, Cindy’s hourglass figure.
Heidi was not a supermodel. German supermodels were Tatjana Patitz, Nadja Auermann and Claudia Schiffer. That’s it.
Tyra banks brought me here I’m in love timeless beauty
Gosh, im obsessed...cant get enough with her beauty..
Thanks for posting this! YASMEEN is my FAVE! LOVE HER!!!
I was always in love with her when I was a kid...but bias cuz im brown, thank you fashion television (City TV) lol
AAAmar was she popular back then ?
@@xxskiesandairxx6593 she was, I'm a guy, not really into fashion or anything but I knew her from back then. She had that something that made you always remember her even if you saw her only once or twice by flipping through magazines or something.
I know she’s half German as well but gosh those are Pakistani genes, beautiful like no other 🤩
@@user-dh8fi5bf5ybut her father is originally from Ghor, Afghanistan, nor did he look like a southindian. He looked more Pakistani/Afghan. so those genes are NOT indian. If a horse is born among cows in a cow barn, does it make the horse a cow?
@@user-dh8fi5bf5yand genes (dna) stays the same regardless of where you move. It requires mixing with other races. However most people are very mixed due to all the historical empires/kingdoms/rulers. But it is possible to change the ethnicity by living a certain place and assimilating into the society. Ethnicity is a socially grown identity, with shared history, language and tradition. Sorry to disappoint you but her father identified as Pakistani, a muslim, and he was also the one to tell Yasmeen about his family migrating from Afghanistan to Hyderabad a few generations ago. She said herself on her instagram after he passed away.
Thank God she is beautiful and has defied any racial prejudices!!! I mean it aint matter if you are Pakistani or Afghani or Bangladeshi? Who even cares? She is hot, talented and successful which is a strong combo and she has a legacy that will be known forever!!!
Not to sound dismissive, but I grew up in the 80s and 90s and was quite aware of the model phenomenon of the times, and somehow this young lady escaped my consciousness. I never heard of her before. She might have been well established in the industry, but I never heard her name mentioned with the other model luminaries of the times . . .
She was underrated which was unfortunate... she's always there at the big fashion shows along with the big name supermodels. You can't deny her because she stood out from everyone with her ethnic exotic looks and fierce catwalk.
Guess you weren't as well versed as you thought. My friends and I love her. I spent a ton of money getting print books of all the supermodels. If you don't know of her you weren't paying attention.
Stone W She was in Victoria’s Secret catalogs front and center month after month so you must’ve seen her there and maybe just don’t remember. She wasn’t in the click with Naomi, Christy, Linda etc. but photographers and designers loved her and her walk rivals Naomi Campbell’s -she’s the only one.
Maybe cause She didn't date celebs men, like Cindy dated/married Richard Gere, Naomi dated Robert de Niro etc..
Stone W that’s cause she retired in 1996 to have a family.
Her dad won’t let her model but he was allowed to be Imam & have a German wife smfh I’m glad she still put in the work. 90’s models had nobody from the east repping them
What’s wrong with being an imam and having a german wife? Is Islam exclusive to only easterners or what
This is a very stupid and racist comment. Have some manners and educate yourself properly next time before you write down anything.
jeena djo she’s implying that they’re both violating cultural norms. Why is what he’s doing okay and what she’s doing not? And German isn’t a race.
@@blackyolk9536 shes violating a religious norm not a cultural norm
Hafsa Bukhari religion influences culture a lot.
She’s one of the top prettiest 10 models I’ve seen. What she chooses to do, has nothing to do with her dad going to heaven!