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+====== Betty Adewole ======
+~~socialite~~
+Betty Adewole was considered the new Naomi Campbell in 2014 by Telegraph. At the time she was 21 and walking for the London Fashion Week, particularly for Chloe's spring/summer line. The same month as the fashion show was also her editorial debut in Vogue Britain. She also became the face of Tom Ford, for his cosmetic line.
+Betty didn't have a posh upbringing. When she was 11 she and her family were evicted from their flat in London. The next two years were spent living in hostels, where she found the conditions actually better than her flat, but not much on privacy. At 15 she was scouted while on Tottenham Court Road. Despite being scouted at an early age it has taken awhile for media and brands to recognize her talents. She is definitely looking to make certain everyone knows she is her own person and capable of the modeling career she has chosen.
+Betty Adewole is known for her editorial and runway work through the IMG Modeling agency in Paris. She has photographs in Flair, The Edit, Vogue Russia and UK publications. She also posed for Bon, Double Magazine, Stylist Magazine, and Wonderland while under the IMG NYC name. On the runway she is known to walk for Ashish and Lucas Nascimento. Besides the aforementioned brands she has also worn Creatures of the Wind, Naeem Kahn, Opening Ceremony, Public School, Ralph Rucci, Tome and Wes Gorden. While working for IMG Models she has been photographed by Josh Olins, Paola Kudacki, and Victor Demarchelier. Other photographers, Betty posed for include Andrea Spotorno, Johan Sandberg, Jonty Davies, and Kerry Hallihan.
+===== Personal Details =====
+  * Birth Date: 1993
+  * Nationality: Londoner
+  * Height: 5’ 11”
+  * Bust: 34
+  * Waist: 24
+  * Hips: 34
+  * Shoes: 9 (American)
+  * Hair and Eye Color: Black hair, brown eyes
+===== Agencies =====
+Betty Adewole is signed with IMG Paris, Milan, and London as well as Iconic Management Berlin. She works mostly out of the IMG London office, as it is her mother agency.
+===== Work History by Year =====
+The highlights of Betty's career are as follows based on type and year.
+===== Advertising =====
+Betty got her start in advertising in 2014 with two campaigns: Karen Millen spring/summer and Tom Ford Beauty spring/summer.
+===== Editorials =====
+Ms. Adewole has more experience with editorials including numerous appearances in 2014 starting with various editorials for Coat Dazur. She also appeared in Bon Magazine, Flair, Double, Document Journal, CR Fashion Book, The Edit, and the Fold.
+In 2013, she was in CR Fashion Books' In Bloom, Wonderland Magazine's Excess, DSection's The New Ethnic, Stylist's Hit List, and Teen Vogue The Simple Life. Her first editorial was in 2010 for Pop Magazine with a spread called Snoop in the Hamptons.
+===== Magazine Covers =====
+Betty has been on a few covers since her start including the 2014 cover of Bon International fall/winter and the February edition of The Edit. She was also on the cover of Wonderland in Nov/Dec 2013 and DSection for fall/winter. Her first cover was French Revue de Modes for spring/summer 2011.
+===== Shows =====
+Betty Adewole is mostly a model on the runways with several appearances since her start. The latest show was Anya Hindmarch fall/winter 2015. The first shows she is credited with are October 2010 various shows and Emanuel Ungaro spring/summer 2010. She is most likely going to appear in more shows for 2015 and throughout her career as well as other campaigns and on more covers.
+===== References =====
+  * [[http://imgmodels.com/new-york/women/model/all-work?mid=8204]]
+  * [[http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/article/TMG10568769/Model-Betty-Adewole-the-newest-Naomi-Campbell-on-the-block.html]]
+  * [[https://models.com/models/betty-adewole/7/year/shows]]
+  * [[http://www.city-data.com/forum/fashion-beauty/|Discuss Betty Adewole on our popular forum]]
+~~socialite~~
+<WRAP fashionindex center centeralign 100%>**Index of Models:** [[Models A-C]] -  [[Models D-J]] -  [[Models K-M]] -  [[Models N-R]] -  [[Models S-Z]]</WRAP>

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