Esmeralda seay reynolds biography of william hill

  • Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds: I grew up loving fashion and art.
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    Dean's List Recipients

    Lizbette Abad Cruz, Criminal JusticeHayden Abor, Fashion MerchandisingLesly Acevedo, Criminal JusticeSierra Ache, Nutrition & FoodsMakayla Acker, Human Dev & Family SciencesIsaac Acosta, Criminal JusticeIsabelle Adauto, Human Dev & Family SciencesJessica Adauto, Fashion MerchandisingCierra Adkins, Human Dev & Family SciencesMadalyn Ager*, Human Dev & Family SciencesErica Aguilar, Fashion MerchandisingGabriel Aguilar, Applied Arts & SciencesGanesha Aguirre Delgadillo*, Criminal JusticeMia Aguirre, Criminal JusticeLeona Albini, Interior DesignMichael Alblinger, Criminal JusticeBrianna Alcala*, Criminal JusticeNatalie Alderete*, Applied Arts & SciencesDamian Alejandro*, Criminal JusticeHugo Aleman, Interior DesignJoshua Aleman, Criminal JusticeAyana Alexander, Interior DesignSydney Alexander*, Interior DesignSavannah Alkilani*, Criminal J

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    Model Call: Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds

    With long, teal fingerless gloves, a miniature feathered top hat and big, blue eyes poking out from beneath a pair of oversize sunglasses, Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds made quite the entrance into WWD’s Bryant Park offices. “Today I was feeling kooky and Tim Burton-esque,” explained the Next-repped model of her style. “But tomorrow I might be feeling Diana-Rigg-Sixties-Mod. It kind of bounces all over the place. I like extremes. Anything with a strong aesthetic; as long as it’s powerful. It makes [fashion] more fun.”

    With less than two years on the modeling circuit, Seay-Reynolds has already walked all the top runways — Chanel, Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Saint Laurent, to name a few — and graced the pages of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, i-D and W. Scoring such high-profile gigs would be a thrill for any new girl, but Seay-Reynolds seems to get more excited about what’s happening behi

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    Announcing the 2019 ScreenCraft Public Domain Screenplay Contest Quarterfinalists

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    by ScreenCraft on July 10, 2019

    We’re excited to feature the scripts listed below that comprise the quarterfinalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Public Domain Screenplay Contest. This competition highlights Hollywood's longstanding tradition of adaptations based on free intellectual property in the public domain, such as folk tales, fairy tales, mythology and books and plays published before 1923.

    Our jury’s credits this year include American Sniper, The Post, On the grund of Sex, The Simone Biles Story, Romeo & Juliet, 11/22/63, The Crown, and this year's Academy Award Winner for Best Picture, Green Book.

    And if you’d like to receive a notification when this contest re-opens for entries in 2020, you can subscribe for updates via Coverfly here.

    Stay tuned for the upcoming announcements of the semifinalists and grand prize winners here and on our Twitter and Fac