ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月16日 04時15分

When @patcleveland was 14, a @Vogue editor discovered her on a subway platform, chased her down and set her on the road to becoming a fashion model. But “model” is probably too limited a job description for a woman who spent the next 5 decades romping across continents and stamping her imprint on the fashion industry. “In the beginning, people said, ‘You shouldn’t use her, you shouldn’t use her,’” the designer @stephenburrowsworld told @nytimesfashion of the 65-year-old model’s start. “But her personality was so electrifying and inspirational, you could imagine anything you designed on her, like a sketch come to life.” In her new memoir, “Walking with the Muses,” about a tall, skinny mixed-race girl (“not black enough to be black or white enough to be white”), @patcleveland doesn’t shrink from facing down an industry not always welcoming of black beauty, then or now. @chadbatka photographed @patcleveland at home in her studio in a rural part of New Jersey.

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