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Jody Watley – Photography by Lara Rossignol
Makeup and Hair: Wendy Osmonson
Styling: Jody Watley
I could totally see one of today’s fashionistas like actress Zendaya or Rihanna rocking this entire look! Totally timeless and classic.
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Jody Watley.
Photographer – Tony Costa
Makeup – Paul Starr
Hair – Peter Savic
Custom Bespoke Suit – Richard Tyler
Stylng – Jody Watley
“Precious Love” Review by Kevin Aston – showing some love for the remix by Soul II Soul’s keyboard wiz Simon Law – this is one of my favorite remixes in the ongoing catalog!
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MAX Magazine, September Issue.
Photographer: J.P. Soltan
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Jody Watley Fashion Forward in Vivienne Westwood
American Music Awards, 1992
“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
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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‘Affairs of The Heart’ – Commit to yourself and those you love.
Photography: Guzman
Hair: Peter Savic
Makeup: Paul Starr
Styling: Jody Watley
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#TBT #ThrowbackThursday
1991
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You Magazine
The Mail On Sunday
“..no one is as passionate about my career as I am. It’s me, self-expression, something I’ve wanted since I was 5… Nobody knows better than me if you look a certain way you’re going to be fighting to prove you’re smart..You grit your teeth and get on with it
but it’s always there..
just like I always feel the distinction of being a black person. On several occasions as an example sitting on an airplane in first class and they go -let me see your boarding pass like I’m sitting on the wrong seat..”
“..if I’m good to myself, I’ll be good to everyone else..I want to be remembered for what I have to say as Jody Watley the singer – songwriter – not the former dancer with Shalamar.” – Jody Watley
Whenever I look back on interviews for these throwbacks.. it’s good to know that though I continue to evolve .. my essence remains pure and intact. No BS.
Photography 📷 : Mike Owen
Makeup : Paul Starr
Sweater Coat: Azzedine Alaia
Consistent Life Notes—Know Who You Are and No matter what — get on with it with business, job, life .. etc. Wattage ✨