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The realities of the fashion industry exposed in this devastating account of the life of a successful supermodel. 'A unique and honest perspective on the fashion industry... Cameron doesn't just hold the door open for more voices from within fashion, she makes a compelling argument as to why they must be heard.' CHRISTY TURLINGTON BURNS Scouted by a modelling agent when she was sixteen years old, Cameron Russell approached her job with scepticism. She was a precocious and serious student with her sights set on college - not the runway. But modelling seemed to offer young women like her access to wealth, fame, and influence. Besides, as she was often reminded, there were 'a million girls in line' to replace her. A ferocious, visceral memoir, How to Make Herself Agreeable to Everyone chronicles how Russell learned to navigate the dizzying space between physical appearance and interiority, and making money in an often-exploitative system. *** 'A book of real power.' STYLIST, Best Non-Fiction Books of 2024 'Candid and beautiful.' ELLE 'Thoughtful and powerful.' PEGGY ORENSTEIN, author of Girls & Sex 'Compelling, smart and insightful.' VENETIA LA MANNA, host of All The Small Things 'Fiercely intellectual, deeply vulnerable, and unapologetically honest.' IMANI PERRY, author of South to America
Cameron Russell has spent the last twenty years working as a model for clients including Prada, Calvin Klein, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Vogue and Elle. With over 40 million views, she gave one of the top ten most popular TED talks on the power of image. She is the co-founder of Model Mafia, a collective of hundreds of fashion models striving for a more equitable and sustainable industry, and was the force behind campaigns including #MyJobShouldNotIncludeAbuse which brought the #MeToo movement to fashion. She continues organising, consulting, and speaking, working to transform extractive supply chains and to advocate for climate justice. She lives in New York with her family. www.cameronrussell.org
