


Jody Watley Fashion Forward in Vivienne Westwood
American Music Awards, 1992



Jody Watley Fashion Forward in Vivienne Westwood
American Music Awards, 1992

Jody Watley Japanese Television Commercial SPUR Fashion Magazine Launch
Makeup: Paul Starr
Hair: Ernie Banales
Dress: Paco Rabanne
Styling: Yoko Okamoto #JodyWatley ジョディワトリー
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I’ve been blessed with so many firsts — in this case the first woman of color, first black woman to be the face of a Japanese magazine and launch.

“The stylish “musical assassin” talks tunes, George Michael and activism…
Singer Jody Watley has been many things during her illustrious career, including an activist, fashion plate—but, most certainly, a musician. Among her many achievements in that latter area are a Grammy win; a Lifetime Achievement Award from Billboard magazine; and numerous hits (on her own and as well as with group Shalamar), including “Looking for a New Love,” “Real Love” and “Still a Thrill.”
During a recent, wide-ranging talk with Windy City Times, Watley—who most recently came out with the dance hit “The Healing” last year—discussed everything (and everyone) from her new ambassador role to George Michael to the TV show Soul Train (which she once danced on, as a regular) to HIV/AIDS activism—but the conversation started with COVID vaccinations.”.. Read the full Conversation!
https://www.windycitytimes.com/lgbt/Jody-Watley-Conversation-with-an-icon/70440.html


May 6, 1989:
“Real Love” Peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot R&B AND Dance charts!!
Written by Jody Watley, A. Cymone
*Billboard® Chart History*#2 on Hot 100
One of the biggest Pop and R&B singles of 1989 – The David Fincher directed video remains one of the most nominated of all time with 6 noms.
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Don’t miss it!! Major and very special announcement coming!!
Check your local listings.
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#OTD May 2, 1987:
“Looking For A New Love” by GRAMMY® winner Jody Watley Peaked at #2 on the @billboard Hot 100 chart! Her first of 6 Hot 100 Top 10 Singles.
Written by Jody Watley, A. Cymone
*Billboard® History*#1 Hot R&B#1 Dance
“Hasta la vista, baby” became a popular saying, every girl wanted the black tulle skirt, rock & roll punk belts and jumbo hoop earrings, not to mention the winged eyeliner.
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I hope your week was a good one – always cherish each day, you made it through, look up in gratitude. Keep your standards and head held high.
Photo: 4/22/21 – Get Into It With Tami Roman Show on Fox Soul
Dress by Stevie Edwards.
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March 18, 1989 – : Jody Watley debuted at No. 73 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart with her single, “Real Love.” “Real Love” became her 4th Top Ten peaking at No. 2 for 2 weeks and was prevented from the top spot which was occupied by Paula Abdul’s “Forever Your Girl.”
“Real Love” also spent one week at No. 1 on the Billboard R&B and Dance Charts and was certified Gold.
The David Fincher directed fashion forward video remains one of the most nominated of all time for the MTV Awards.
“Real Love” written by Watley and Andre Cymone.
Cover Photography by Steven Meisel.
Between 1987-98, Watley charted 12 solo singles on the Hot 100 which included 7 Top 20’s and 6 Top Tens.
As a Solo Artist Watley has charted hits on multiple charts in an eclectic ongoing catalog ranging from Hot 100, R&B, Dance/Club, Electronica, Adult Contemporary, Jazz:: 80’s, 90’s, 00’s, 10’s
Jody Watley won the Best New Artist Grammy for 1987.
Please click the following link to view the accompanying video:

I love candles which inspired me to create a signature line. Currently available exclusively in my online shop ‘Sanctuary’ and ‘Comfort’ with a third scent in the works!
There are so many things in life that we can’t control. I tend to try to focus on the things within my control or reach especially when it comes to home..as I always like to remind you – surround yourself with things you love. Your house may not be that mansion on the beach, or the penthouse apartment with a view of Central Park or any abode of your ultimate dreams, however you can still give your spot the love and bring to it a sense of joy and peace-always in gratitude.
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The Grammy Award winner is one of the architects of 21st century pop culture. She was a part of one of the earliest collaborations between Hip Hop and R&B when she worked with Eric B. & Rakim on the 1987’s “Friends.” Watley was also big into fashion, marrying a number of luxury brands with street fashion and music in the 1980s – long before it became normal.
“We are excited to name Jody Watley as our membership ambassador,” Kara Duke, Development and Membership Manager at NMAAM said in a statement on March 1. “Black Music finally has a home and with your support, we can make sure it will be here to inspire visitors for years to come.” Read Full Feature on BET.com
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