Coco Rocha: From Irish Dancer to Supermodel

The transcript details the journey of a supermodel who transitioned from being an Irish dancer to a successful modeling career. It highlights her experiences in the fashion industry, her collaboration with photographer Steven Sebring on the book 'Study of Pose', and her personal evolution in fashion sense. The supermodel also discusses her spiritual beliefs as a Jehovah's Witness and how they influence her career choices. Additionally, she shares her personal interests, including her favorite movie, 'Gone with the Wind'.

How did the supermodel initially react to the idea of modeling?

• She was excited and immediately agreed.

• She laughed and was skeptical.

• She was angry and refused.

• She ignored the suggestion completely.

Who played a significant role in the supermodel's career by producing many models?

• Steven Sebring

• Charles Stewart

• Anna Wintour

• Steven Meisel

What was the supermodel's initial sense of style when she started modeling?

• She was a trendsetter.

• She was known for her unique fashion.

• She had a great sense of style.

• She had no sense of style.

What inspired the concept of the 'Study of Pose' book?

• A trend in the 2000s.

• A request from a fashion magazine.

• A suggestion from a famous designer.

• Her experiences in Taipei and New York.

What is the supermodel's primary identity according to her beliefs?

• A fashion icon first, then a dancer.

• A dancer first, then a model.

• A Christian first, then a model.

• A model first, then a Christian.

How does the supermodel view her role in the modeling industry regarding her beliefs?

• She believes in following all industry norms.

• She stays true to her values and sets an example.

• She avoids discussing her beliefs.

• She is open to all types of assignments.

What is the supermodel's favorite movie?

• Casablanca

• Gone with the Wind

• The Godfather

• Breakfast at Tiffany's