Jody Watley. The Historic Black Issue, VOGUE Italia July, 2008
The name Jody Watley has been an integral part of music for over three decades, and it seems the Grammy award winning R&B/Dance music diva isn’t slowing down any time soon…Click HERE to read full review.
This Jody Watley art was posted on my Facebook page by a fan named Jeremy Morse. Jeremy and Garilyn expressed longtime appreciation and love of my music. Needless to say, I love this interpretation of my “Don’t You Want Me” cover image through the eyes of Garilyn Brune. It’s been added to my Gallery here on the site, which is a spotlight of Jody Watley art and moving images given to me by fans.
Simply Fabulous!
Jody Watley photographed by Steven Meisel, 1989.
Harper’s Bazaar, 1988.
Photographer: Francesco Scavullo
From StellarInc.:
For this edition of Black History Fashion Icons I will be focusing on one of my fashion icons, Jody Watley!
Jody Watley started off her career at just 14 being a dancer on the hit tv show, Soul Train, as a dancer. Jody fast became popular on the show for her killer moves and her trendsetting style…
Read the full post, click the link below
http://stellarinc.tumblr.com/post/43046376965/black-history-fashion-icons-jody-watley-for-this
Photo: Steven Meisel
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I love this montage reflecting the eclectic nature of my live show; classy, funky, jazzy, personable, soulful, danceable, spontaneous and beyond! By show’s end as you can see in this montage – I’m one with the audience.
Much love and props given to Jody Watley. Click to read full article:
http://www.ebony.com/entertainment-culture/interview-jody-watley