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THE PREMIER ISSUE

Editor-in-Chief Harold Smith

Cover Model: Christy Styles

Make-up: Rita Ward

Styling: Jonathan Diaz and Associates


Director of Photography Oyama Lucas

KNO Photography

Wardrobe Stylists Rita Ward

Jonathan Diaz

Harold Smith

Graphic Designers Harold Smith

Oyama Lucas

Jonathan Diaz

Writers Donnell Howard

Angela Tomlinson

Sanaii Morris

Junious Smith III

Michael C. Thomas

Photographers Oyama Lucas

Sam Kilpatrick

Harold Smith

Larry Lucas Sr.

Jonathan Diaz

TrumaGic Imagery

Shamayim

Public Relations Mgr. Rita Ward


DeLa - (delà) Adverb beyond; over, above a limit; beyond, across a border. Jouere - (Jour) – Play, performance, act or delight.

Model: Heather Alcala

Make-up: Aline Posner

Photography: KNO Photography


Fashion Magazine

On the Cover

Christy Styles Make-up: Rita Ward

Wardrobe Design (Newspaper Gown):

Jonathan Diaz and Associates


Graphic Design: Harold Smith

7 Letter from the Editor

8 Designer Showcase ~ Marco Hall Couture

New York

12 Health & Fitness ~ Body by Rickie Hodges, Jr.

14 Local Talent Spotlight ~

Up & Coming Teen Supermodel ~ Imani Morris

15 Visual ~ The Fringe Salon ~

Hairstyles by a *Rock Star* Salon

20 ~Centerfold ~~

22 Cover Story ~ Christy Styles

The Mother, The Model, The Messenger...Ageless Beauty

23 Local Business Spotlight ~ BeatKuttaz ~

Supa Trav

24 Visual ~ Fashion Spread

26 Accessories ~ Dela Jouere Fashion Accessories

29 From Dream to Reality ~ The Birth of

Dela Jouere Fashion Accessories

31 Skincare ~ The Skin You’re In

32 Community Spotlight~ Mayor Chris Rey

Appointed for Greatness

33 Visual ~ Men’s Fashion

37 Advertisements SAVOIR FAIRE: capacity for appropriate action; especially: a polished sureness in social behavior ( know-how, confidence,

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Greetings! Welcome to the world of Simply Dela Jouere Fashion Magazine. It is indeed a pleasure to present our Premier Is-

sue. A magazine designed to educate, empower, and to entertain. You are cordially invited to experience fashion forward

concepts and designs first hand in this unique setting.

Simply Dela Jouere is the quintessential essence of art, fashion, design, entertainment, business, strength, empowerment, and

determination for the fashion enthusiast as well as the overall consumer. We are firm believers that in order to look and feel

good on the outside, it all begins with the inner being. Therefore we have adopted the holistic approach to encompass the

total person. Embracing the rich boldness of the fashion connoisseur, Simply Dela Jouere inspires to provide a taste of ele-

gance, class, and sophistication to our readers. Dela Jouere Magazine celebrates an unprecedented fusion of stunning

photography and imagery while engaging our readers in an eclectic mix of innovative interviews, stories and promotions of

local artists and businesses on a quarterly basis.

Simply Dela Jouere serves as a platform to showcase the fashion industry's most sought out clothiers, designers, models,

photographers, and artists. Each bold and exclusive issue will provide you with a visual experience of unparalleled artistry

and talent. Our premier issue featuring the extraordinary award-winning Paris Vogue featured celebrity designer Marco Hall

of New York. His edgy designs continue to captivate and leave audiences in awe.

The Dela Jouere Network continues to hold true to our foundation and platform. We dedicate our premier issue to those in-

dividuals who are cancer survivors, those battling cancer, the families that are affected by this disease, and to those who have

lost the battle. Working together we can continue on the path to eliminate cancer as a major health concern. We all have the

power to make a difference.

In an industry built on art, creativity and expression, no brand invites you into

their inner sanctum quite like ”Simply Dela Jouere”

From the desk of the Editor


Photography by: Sam Kilpatrick

Marco

Model: Rahma

Design & Styling: Marco Hall

Photo: Shamayim


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From French Vogue to New York Fashion week and everything in between; Simply Dela

Jouere presents Celebrity designer to the stars Marco Hall.

Fashion designer Marco Hall is one of New York's most exciting, creative and cutting edge

designers.

Marco's wears are featured in Paris Vogue in the three page story about muse and personality,

Andre J., wearing all Marco Hall designs. Hall has dressed and designed for Patricia

Field, Alicia Keys, Erykah Badu, Kim Catrell, Mya, Rihanna, Dawn

Richards “Dirty Money”, and Vivica Fox just to name a few. His work has

Also been featured on the cover of Vibe Vixen and Kitten and the

pages of Ebony, Cut, Sew & Blog, NBC's "Kath and Kim"

show and on the upcoming new season of Bravo's "Make me a

supermodel". Marco's original and imaginative pieces can now

be found at Patricia Field's Boutique on the Bowery in New

York City. His new collection promises inspired silhouettes

influenced by music and art, but most importantly the spirit,

energy and style of the people he adores. "There's nothing

greater then being yourself and loving you, individuality

rules!" says Hall. Marco Hall is a self-taught designer

originally from New Jersey. His creative silhouettes

wrap and drape the body of the woman or man who dares

to be different and individual. Hall's designs combine

color, cut, fit and spirit. He makes each piece with a couture

technique that embraces the personal style and flare of each

individual wearer.


Marco Hall

Rickie

Hodges

2011 Muscle Heat Championship Heavyweight 1st Place Winner, Rickie M. Hodges Jr. stops by to let us know how to build an award winning physique.

Rickie Hodges is a native of Fayetteville, NC and in addition to holding titles, he is a

professional competitive bodybuilder, model, and certified personal trainer. Rickie

initially began bodybuilding just to lose weight. At age 22, he topped out at over 300lbs.

He quickly realized that he needed to make a lifestyle change. After 8 years of working out

recreationally, his exercise routine became much more. He felt that he was now ready to

take the stage. “Bodybuilding is not about how much weight you can lift, its about achieving

your best physique– PERIOD.” Rickie’s training technique is comprehensive and encom-

passes a variety of different reps while emphasizing the stretch position of the muscle.

Rickie’s personal motto: Train, Eat, Rest, Grow! His hobbies include traveling, spending

Time with his dog (Ali), reading, modeling, and culinary arts. His favorite colors are black

& purple. Favorite book: The Holy Bible.

In the near future, Rickie plans to ensure that he has made a name for himself in the sport. He would like to specialize in working

with physique athletes. “The gym is where I feel complete. Whenever I enter a gym, I automatically feel as if; this is where I am

suppose to be”. Rickie continues to be an asset to many men and women in the hopes of reaching goals and achieving their

ultimate body transformations. Stay tuned for additional workout routines from Rickie in upcoming issues.

Leg Extensions

Sit in the leg press ma-

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seat position so that

your knees are bent to

just past a 90 degree

angle. Keep your knees

and feet hip width

apart.

Extend your legs by

pressing through your

heels into the platform.

Keep your knees steady

and do not lock them as you

extend your legs.

Biceps

Front Curls Stand grasping dumbbells at sides. Proceed

to curl the right arm until bicep meets fore-

arm. Pause, then lower to starting position.

Perform 10 repetitions, then 10 more with

the left arm.

Model: Rickie Hodges Jr.


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Bench Press Grab a barbell with an overhand grip that's just beyond

shoulder width. Hold the bar straight above your ster-

num. Lower it, pause, and press

back.

Leg Press Position yourself on the leg press machine comfortably. Put your feet

up and hands on the grips at the side. While keeping your back

pressed against the support and head straight, lower the weight until

there is a ninety degree angle. Then raise the weight with your heels.

Squats From rack with barbell at upper chest

height, position bar high on back of

shoulders and grasp barbell to sides.

Dismount bar from rack and stand

with shoulder width stance. Bend

knees forward while allowing hips to bend

back behind,

keeping back

straight and

knees pointed

same direction

as feet. De-

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thighs are just

past parallel to

floor. Extend

knees and hips

until legs are

straight. Return

and repeat.

Elevated Crunches Start with lying on your back with your knees

raised and your hands by your side or behind

your head for support. Now slowly lift your

torso using your abdominals while keeping

your head and spine straightly aligned. Slowly

return to the starting position without releasing

tension on your abdominals.

Chest

Butterfly Exercise Take hold of the handles. Tip: Your upper arms should be

positioned parallel to the floor; adjust the machine

accordingly. This will be your starting position.

Push the handles together slowly as you squeeze your

chest in the middle. Breathe out during this part of the

motion and hold the contraction for a second.

Chest

Abdominals

Legs, Quads, Hamstrings,

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DJ: At what age did you get your start?

I got started when I was in the second

grade, I entered into a” Little Miss Grays

Creek Pageant and I won 1st place. I was

so excited! Then I asked my mother could

I start modeling.

DJ: What fascinates you about the

modeling industry?

What fascinates me about the modeling

industry is EVERYTHING…. I love the

fashion, designing, runway and make-up.

I also enjoy the different poses when I am

being photographed.

DJ: Who are your inspirations or fa-

vorite models?

My inspiration and favorite models are

Tyra banks and Naomi Campbell. Tyra is

the model and teacher and Naomi is so

fierce on the runway.

DJ: How do you juggle the many facets

of modeling such as Go-sees, Open

Calls, Castings, rehearsals, photo

shoots, etc. with school and

academics?

I am able to do many facets in model-

ing because my mother helps plan and

schedule everything around my school

breaks and she schedules photo shoots

around my school schedule because my

academics always comes first.

DJ: What other hobbies or talents do you

possess other than modeling?

Other talents that I have are dancing, ballet and

hip hop, fashion designing, acting, and make- up.

DJ: Imani, you are very talented in your looks

and personality. What would you say has

assisted you in becoming so well-rounded?

What assists me in being so well rounded are my

parents, they provide for me so that I am able to

go and do what I love. My parents support me,

they encourage me and they keep me focused

and well balanced.

DJ: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

In five years I see myself in NYC

modeling/acting/dancing or even pos-

sibly Paris working.

DJ: What advice would you give models

your age or younger to help them excel in

the industry?

The advice I would give to help other young

girls excel in this Industry is to always put

God first, keep education in the forefront, and

follow your heart and dreams. Set goals and

follow through.

DJ: What has been your most favorite

experience thus far as a young model?

My favorite experience would be when I

went to LA “Hollywood” and performed

for over 300 agents and casting directors.

I had to do 5 commercials in front of the

camera. I won model of the year! I

walked away with 10 call backs and

signed with an agency in NYC.

DJ: What has been your most chal-

lenging experience thus far?

Imani Morris by: Sanaii Morris

Our reporters were able to obtain an Exclusive interview with up & coming child supermodel

Imani Morris.

My most challenging experience was

when I had to go live in NYC for the

summer and go on auditions, it was

new so it challenged me and I was

nervous.

DJ: What other aspirations do you

have other than being a model?

My other aspirations are acting and I

am going to be a doctor when I grow

up. Surgeon. In addition, I would love

to open up a school someday to help

young girls with their dreams. I want to

have classes to help educate them on

the overall self from head to toe. I also

want to create a clothing line someday.

Imani Morris Simply DelaJouere Fashion Magazine®

A Rising Star!

Instructions:Hairstylist (Pic of Hair) Model: Amber Bryant

Hair: The Fringe Salon

Make-up: The Fringe Salon



Model: Cassandra Miller

Hair & Make-up: The Fringe Salon



Model: Angelina Clark

Hair & Make-up: The Fringe Salon


Accessories: Dela Jouere Fashion Accessories


Christy

Styles

The Mother…..

The Model…..

The Messenger……..


In an industry that’s inundated with children and

teens, Simply Dela Jouere Fashion Magazine salutes the

arrival of the age of experience…Ageless Beauty.

Society has been known to subconsciously overlook the

mature population when it comes to beauty, good looks,

and upholding that youthful glow. Often times, disre-

membering the old adage; “everything gets better with

time.” The more mature models have become increas-

ingly visible in the arena of fashion in which, above all

others, youth have long triumphed.

This new visibility of more mature models is part of a

paradigm shift in fashion from fashion fantasy to

fashion wear ability. This is why Simply Dela Jouere

Fashion Magazine features the model, the mother, the messenger, Christy Styles. Christy Styles drives a bold

statement in the fashion industry and makes a demand that anyone with drive, passion, and ambition can achieve

their goals at any age regardless of set traditions. Styles, the 36 year old Maryland native, working mother and

student believes that the word “no” is not in existence.

Styles entered the fashion industry at 15 years old doing runway shows and has continued through decades to

seize the spotlight, rip the runways and mesmerize viewers leaving them in a moment of sheer awe. Super mod-

el, Tyra Banks has inspired Christy Styles to continue in her modeling career. “Tyra Banks is a strong woman

who ceases to quit in her “old” model age of the 30’s,” stated Styles. “I love strong women such as Maya Ange-

lou and Oprah Winphrey. These women show other women that no matter the challenges in life, we can over-

come and be successful.”

Dela Jouere Fashion Magazine is proud to present such an icon of beauty. Christy Styles shows that she is a

woman who embraces the abstract; as she proudly wears a shaven head. When Styles was asked why the shaven

head, her response was: “I was in a barber shop one day and read a flyer that stated “hair day for cancer victims.”

“I asked the barber to shave my head and ironically two weeks after shaving, my father was diagnosed with can-

cer.” Christy sends a message to the world that hair is not needed to be beautiful. Her shaven head states to can-

cer patients as well as those that are not battling cancer to be happy with whom you are.

The model, the mother, the messenger, Christy Styles is a force that cannot be stopped and we applaud her for her

perseverance, “style,” and beauty in today’s fashion industry.

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Cover Model: Christy Styles


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Model: Christy Styles

Make-Up: Rita Ward

Styling: Jonathan Diaz

Newspaper Dress: Diaz & Associates


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When one steps into Midway Barbershop at 4521 Bragg

Boulevard, nothing extravagant is seen. A first glance, it

gives perceptions as just another place to get a haircut in

Fayetteville. Walk a little further into Travis Fowler's

shop and witness an innovative edge that few spots, if any,

replicate.

Supa-Trav, the owner of Midway, is also the creator of

BeatKuttaz Recording Studio. The fully furnished booth

is located in the back of the barbershop where he works

with artists along with creating instrumentals.

"I actually started making music before I started cutting

hair," Fowler said. "My cousin taught me how to write

rhymes in third grade and I started cutting hair when I was

twelve.

Professionally, being a barber came first before I became a producer. I put it

together because I started thinking about what I had inside of me that I could benefit from. True passion comes from what

you're willing to do without money. If you're willing to follow your dreams, money is going to come and that's what I've

been doing."

Whether cutting hair or mixing down a song, Supa-Trav is very passionate about his work. Customer satisfaction is very

essential to him.

"Customer service is always important," Supa-Trav said. "You're letting someone know that they're getting a good product

whether it's a haircut or a CD. When it goes out of the room it's going to represent me and I want repeat customers."

Supa-Trav also has a television studio on Time Warner Cable Channel 7 called "Turn It Up With Supa-Trav". As a result,

those who work with him musically have the opportunity to get their songs featured on the station. At the same time,

Fowler encourages aspiring artists to look beyond their area.

"If your state of mind is just the city you live in, you won't go far," Fowler said. "Your talent is bigger than the area that

you're in whether it's here, New York, London, or wherever. "Your talent is bigger than that."

Fowler is currently working on projects by Deebo, GMG, and Quarter Key. He is also in the process of working on a solo

project entitled "Humble King". To view Supa-Trav’s work, go to Youtube and type "Beatkuttaz" in the search engine or

simply come to Midway.

If your state of mind is

just the city you live in, you

won't go far

Supa-Trav Owner

By: Junious Smith III



Instructions:Fashion Spread (V-Day??)

Model: Jaylen Jones

Styling: Harold Smith



Model: Chardonnay Labbon


Styling: Chardonnay

Photography: Larry Lucas

LD’s Photography



Model: Christy Styles


Jewelry: Dela Jouere Fashion Accessories

Make-up Katrinea Lucas



Instructions:Dela Jouere Accesories

Model: Stephanie Ortiz


Jewelry: Dela Jouere Fashion Accessories

Make-up: Marilyn Torres

Photography: Sam Kilpatrick


Model: Heather Alcala

Make-up: Aline Posner

Styling: Rita Ward




Whether it’s for special occasions, runways, or simply to captivate, DeLa Jouere has all of your fashion jewelry needs. Dare to be bold, dare to be fiery, dare to be unforgettable. DeLa Jouere transforms any wardrobe into a breathtaking statement.

Owner, founder and visionary, Rita Ward , brings a mixture of talent to her business of exquisite pieces. “Rita” has styled numerous models for professional runway shows and photo shoots. A native of the eastern shores of Maryland, Ms. Ward decided to make Fayetteville, NC her home in 1995. She believes that every woman regardless of age, race, shape, size or financial status deserves an opportunity to be dazzled.

Our professional staff will assist you with excellent customer service and attend to any needs that you may have. Please visit our store located in historic downtown Fayetteville, NC at 109 Green St. Suite 207, online at www.delajouere.com, or simply call us at (910) 977-7482.

Owner: Rita Ward

(910) 977-7482

By: Angela Tomlinson

“The Finishing Touch”

From Dream To Reality


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Everyone sees it, your wife sees it,

your husband sees it, and you can’t

hide it… so why not make your im-

pression a lasting one??? What are

we talking about? Your face!

“Facial skin”… how do you keep it

healthy, radiant and appealing to the

touch?

The “key” to healthy skin is to con-

sider what you are putting in your

body.

Garbage in…garbage out. A

healthy diet is vital. Eat foods that are

good for you and do not overindulge in

sweets and treats. Stick to vegetables and

fruits and minimize fatty fried foods.

Bake or broil your food using olive oil or

oil sprays.

Exercise, exercise and exercise again.

This is a good component to skin care.

Regular workouts keep the skin toned and

perspiring aids in eliminating toxins.

Water cannot be overemphasized. Drink

at least the recommended eight 8-ounce

glasses of water a day.

The face is the very initial contact be-

tween you and others. So, let’s look at

the basics of proper facial skin care:

Step 1: Properly cleanse your face with a

facial cleanser. Please be sure to use a

facial cleanser and not a “body” cleanser.

Cleansers should be free of fragrance and

gentle on your skin. There are various

types of facial cleansers for different skin

types. Dry skin types generally respond

better to a non-soapy cleanser since soap

is very drying. Oily skin does better with

a soapy cleanser. When you find a

cleanser that your skin responds very

well with, “stick to it.” Cleanse your

skin once in the morning and then at

night before bed in order to rid of cos-

metics and daily grime. If you use wash-

cloths or sponges, make sure to wash and

replace them frequently to prevent an

overgrowth of germs and bacteria.

Step 2: Use a toner. Toner should

be used after cleansing and patting

your skin dry. Apply toner on

your face with a cotton ball or pad.

A good toner will clear your skin

of leftover dirt, make-up, oil,

chemicals and minerals that have

been left behind after cleansing.

Toning helps to minimize pores

and balance the ph level of your

skin.

Step 3: Moisturize, moisturize,

moisturize! Most people feel as

though they should not moisturize

their skin because it will make the

skin oily. It is indeed the drying of

the skin that forces the skin’s natu-

ral response to produce more oil.

Moisturizing is the key to keep

your skin looking young. A moist-

urizer seals in moisture on the skin

and acts as a barrier against air-

borne toxins, pollutants and bacte-

ria. Apply the moisturizer of your

choice on the face after the toner

has completely dried.

Additional Tips for Facial Skin

Care:

Exfoliate 2-3 times weekly. Ex-

foliating clears off the dead

skin cells from the face in or-

der for the healthy skin cells to

be revealed. This process

causes the skin to look young-

er and brighter. You can use

exfoliating gloves or an exfoli-

ating facial cleanser to get this

effect. Simply lather the

cleanser on the gloves and rub

the face in a circular motion.

¨ Keep your hands and other objects

off of your face! Germs are

everywhere and the fewer

germs on your face the less acne

outbreaks you will experience.

Change your pillowcase at least

once a week. The pillowcase

catches germs, oil, and dirt and

rubbing the face in this while

snoozing could create a Zit

Nightmare!

Consider wearing hair styles with

the hair up and away from your

face if you have frequent out-

breaks on the forehead. Oily

hair against the skin can cause

acne.

You only get one skin outfit for

your entire life! So, treating it well

is extremely important. Learning

how to properly care for your skin

can help reduce the signs of aging,

clear acne and blemishes and give

you confidence to smile wide when

you step into a room. See more

skin care tips in the next edition of

Simply Dela Jouere.

The Skin You’re In


On the Rise with Mayor Chris Rey

Chris V. Rey, 34, is the youngest elected Mayor of Spring Lake, North Caroli-

na, the third largest municipality in Cumberland County.

Elected on November 8, 2011 with a clear mandate for change, Mayor Rey has

begun implementing his bold vision for the town upon his assumption of office

on December 12, 2011. Spring Lake’s mission is to set a national standard for

rural/suburban transformation by marshaling its resources to achieve security,

economic abundance and an environment that is nurturing and empowering for

individuals and families.

Chris grew up in Spring Lake. He attended Spring Lake public schools and

graduated from Pine Forest High School as a track and field All-American in

1995. He then earned a full athletic scholarship to East Carolina University.

Appointed for Greatness

Chris’ capacity for leadership was manifested through his works while

matriculating at East Carolina. As a determined student leader, he vigorously

worked to transform his university into a more open and diverse epicenter for

higher learning. As a result, the University often recognized his leadership and campus involvement.

In 2000, Chris exhibited the most selfless act of service when he enlisted into the United States Army as a Computer Infor-

mation

Technology Analyst. After two short years, Chris, an Officer Cadet School Graduate, was commissioned a Second Lieutenant

in the Signal Corps. Thereafter, he was deployed to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom followed by deployment to Afghani-

stan during Operation Enduring Freedom. After being afforded the opportunity to strengthen his leadership skills with the en-

tire world as his backdrop, Chris returned home to Fort Bragg to command the Third Special Forces (Airborne) Signal Detach-

ment. His service and leadership in the armed forces earned him numerous military awards and accolades including the

Bronze Star.

After nearly eight years of active military service, Chris was honorably discharged and began studies at William and Mary

School of Law, the nation’s oldest legal institution. Upon graduating in 2010, Chris returned back home to Spring Lake to do

his part to serve his community.

Chris currently serves as the Strategic Planner and Policy Director of the Information Technology Division of the Virginia Na-

tional Guard as a federal employee. He also serves as President and CEO of C2Vision, LLC., a strategy firm focused on

growth and

development for small businesses.

Mayor Rey holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Walden University, a Juris Doctor Degree from William & Mary

School of Law and he is currently pursuing his Doctoral Degree in education from Capella University. Mayor Rey is also a

proud member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., 100 Black Men of America, American Bar Association, National Bar Asso-

ciation, and the Kiwanis Club.

Chris V. Rey, Mayor Town of Spring Lake, North Carolina


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Model: Zach Johnson


Photography: Harold Smith

Fashion For Today’s Man


Style Style Style DefinedDefinedDefined

Model: Tyrone Johnson


Photography: Harold Smith


How a Gentleman dresses and looks is obviously

important, but what defines his Style? The Gentlemen we

consider the best dressed does not typically wear clothing

that we remember....It's how he wears the clothing that

sticks in our mind, he merely seems to put it together

well........ His Style is often defined by His confidence,

which some are born with and others acquire over time....

it's a confidence not in what he is wearing , but rather in

who he is......

In other words Style without Substance is meaningless.

MICHAEL C THOMAS

BESPOKE TAILORS

TAILOR / STYLIST / VISIONARY

Model: Zack Ledwell


Styling: Zack/Harold Smith

Photography: Larry Lucas

LD’s Photography



Model: Dontay Slaton


Styling: Dontay Slaton

Harold Smith

Photographer: Harold Smith


Simply Dela Jouere Magazine

is published quarterly

By

Motions Model Management and

KnO Photography

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comments and all other

correspondence to:

109 Green Street Suite 207, Fayetteville, N.C. 28301

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Subscriptions are also Available!

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Instructions:Staff Model: Beth Singletary

Make-up: Fatinma Morgan

Photographer: KNO Photography

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