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WARDROBE WARRIOR: Model, interpreter keeps it simple |
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008 |

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Name: Erica Jeffery, 20
Location: Whole Foods, Alamo Quarry
How long have you lived in San Antonio?
Seven or eight years. I came here to go to school. I have a degree from SAC, and I have family here.
So what’s your profession?
I’m a sign language interpreter and a runway model.
A model, wow. Is there a lot of opportunity for that in San Antonio?
There’s some here, but I also travel a lot. La Cantera opened up a lot more opportunities. They’re trying to up the fashion awareness here in San Antonio.
So how did you become a model?
I was waiting tables in college, and Julian Gold’s fashion producer saw me and asked me if I was interesting in modeling.
Do you ever get to keep any of the clothes?
No, I wish.
You’re wearing black today. Do you wear it a lot?
I interpreted (sign language) today, and black is a good color.
Why is that?
Deaf people are completely visual. Light and bright colors are stressful on their eyes. Black is a good contrast between skin color.
I love your bag. What is it?
Dolce & Gabbana. I got it in New York.
How tall are you?
5’11”
And you’re wearing flats today.
I just wanted to be comfortable. I wear heels so often while modeling that I like to give my feet a break but still look fashionable.
Debbie Erwin | 210SA contributor |