- Colette DeBose shares her journey from basketball to modeling.
- Bridgeport, Connecticut shaped her community and values.
- Modeling was a surprising turn in her life after basketball.
- Networking is crucial in the modeling industry.
- She emphasizes the importance of being authentic and confident.
- Experiences in various fashion collections have shaped her career.
- Runway shows can be unpredictable and challenging.
- A model's bag is essential for preparation and success.
- Rapid fire questions reveal her personal preferences.
- Memorable photo shoots often happen in unexpected places.
- Shooting in New York City is filled with energy and excitement.
- Future aspirations include helping women and children in need.
- Colette's podcast showcases her personality and values.
summaryIn this engaging episode of The Calvin Childs Show, Colette DeBose shares her inspiring journey from a basketball player in Bridgeport, Connecticut, to a successful model. She discusses her early life, the challenges she faced in transitioning to modeling, and the importance of networking in the fashion industry. Colette reflects on her experiences in various fashion collections, memorable photo shoots, and the unpredictability of runway shows. She also emphasizes her desire to empower women and children through charity work and shares insights about her podcast, where she combines her love for fashion and faith.
titles
- From Basketball to Runway: The Colette DeBose Story
- Modeling and Faith: Colette DeBose's Journey
Sound Bites
- "I was always a baller girl."
- "You have to have your heels."
- "I grew up with The Wiz."
Chapters
00:00Introduction and Background
02:26Basketball Journey and Passion
06:29Transition to Modeling
13:10Modeling Career Beginnings
20:37Modeling Experiences and Challenges
28:22Runway Experiences and Memorable Shows
32:33The Resilience of a Model
35:48From Clubs to Catwalks: The Journey of a Model
37:11The Essentials of a Model's Bag
43:52Memorable Photo Shoot Experiences
49:19Shooting in Unique Locations
53:18A Vision for Change: Supporting Women and Children
55:50The Layers of Colette: A Personal Reflection
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