We've got to say, one of the best ways to promote a memoir about your illustrious career as a supermodel is at a major New York City venue with a live Q&A discussion led by Andre Leon Talley, the gregarious contributing editor at Vogue. That's exactly what Beverly Johnson did Tuesday night at the Museum of the City of New York to celebrate the debut of her highly anticipated autobiography, "The Face That Changed It All." The eternally stunning 62-year-old was the first African-American wo...
41 Years Later, Beverly Johnson Reflects On Being Vogue's First Black Cover Model
The Huffington Post - 9 Sep 2015 15:59
We've got to say, one of the best ways to promote a memoir about your illustrious career as a supermodel is at a major New York City venue with a live Q&A discussion led by Andre Leon Talley, the gregarious contributing editor at Vogue. That's exactly what Beverly Johnson did Tuesday night at the Museum of the City of New York to celebrate the debut of her highly anticipated autobiography, "The Face That Changed It All." The eternally stunning 62-year-old was the first African-American wo...
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