I'm Not Angry. And I Don't Like

I’ve Been Offered Jobs By Companies That Supported Apartheid Many Times In The 25 Years Of My Modeling Career, But I Have Never Taken One Of Them. I Have To Refuse That Money, Because I’m Not Going To Work Against My People. They’ve Suffered Enough.

I'm Not Set On A Pedestal Where I Think I'm Too High And Mighty.

Well, When I Started Modeling In The Mid-'80s, The Girls Who Did Shows Did Shows, And The Girls Who Did Magazines Did Magazines. That's What Was Understood.

I'm Happy With The Way I Did My Career, I Wouldn't Change It In A Million Years. I Got To Do The Real Grafting And Learning From Real Models When I Was Younger - How To Open Up A Jacket, Walk, And Such.

I Do Feel That I'm Talking To Someone Who's In A Totally Different Place From Where I Was When I Started Modeling. I Was Fortunate Enough To Have The Wonderful Designers And Amazing Photographers Around Me, And Editors That I Knew, And If I Wanted To Ask A Question, I Asked Them. So That Gap Has Broadened A Bit.