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In middle school, I was teased and taunted. Some of the names I was called was Olive Oil and giraffe because I had a very long neck. It made me think I was a freak, so to speak.  For years, I felt a though I was not attractive and never would be attractive.I never thought I was pretty until a family friend asked me to model one of her garments. From that day on, my self-esteem was renewed. I finally fit in even though I was different from everyone else.

In 2005,  I became displaced by Hurricane Rita and was separated from my family for over a month. I had to wait in the Disaster Recovery Services in Houston and rely on Red Cross for public services.

As a connoisseur of art, Rebecca was able to produce a fashion show that was never done before at the prestigious Gremillion & Art Gallery for one the most mature Chambers in the city of Houston, with a live performance by the Ken Mondshine Trio. (http://www.gremillion.com/)

At one time, Rebecca flew to Los Angeles to see Jean Michel Basquiat at the first unveiling of his art collection, after his death. (http://www.lucidcafe.com/library/95dec/basquiat.html)

It was the words of wisdom from Mr. Andre Leon Talley, Vogue Magazine- Editor at Large, inspired me to return back to college for higher learning to receive my Masters Degree.

Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce Pinnacle Award Finalist

Most recently Rebecca was featured in Marie Claire Agust 2009 edition

RollingOut.com :UrbanStyle Weekly

rebecca briscoe - beauty from within

Professional Model

Rebecca Briscoe is beautiful … and brainy. Her modeling career is but one illustration of the focus and drive that this sassy Texan has used to make a name for herself in the community. Growing up in Port Arthur, Texas, she knew at a young age what her career ambition would be.

“I did local shows as a youngster, because I knew I was going to be tall and lanky,” she says. “[In] college, I was put on the fashion board, and when I moved to Atlanta, I did professional modeling and was granted an opportunity to go on the Ebony Fashion Fair tour, which was a once in a lifetime opportunity.”

Briscoe maximized that big break and earned jobs in print media and commercials, including a stint as a spokesperson for Gillette. While she treasured the experiences, the ambitious young woman wanted more. “It got repetitive [for me], so I’ve [been] working behind the scenes,” Briscoe reveals, adding that she’s been doing some acting.

Being from a small town, Briscoe says she’s passionate about giving back and wants to be an example for people in her community.

“[Some] people get consumed with themselves and forget about the community,” she says, vowing it won’t happen to her.

Like any budding mogul, Briscoe always has her eyes set on the future.

“A lot of people haven’t accepted women of color in high fashion,” she says. “But you have to have a vision of where you want to see yourself.” –todd williams

BIOGRAPHY

It is not often in life, one encounters an individual who demonstrates consistency on all accounts.

It is not often in life, one encounters an individual who demonstrates consistency on all accounts. From day one, Rebecca has never wavered on her commitments, she IS steadfast. If Rebecca Briscoe is at the helm of a project, be assured of fastidious attention to detail, rapid results and a work of excellence.

"Rebecca Briscoe lives my idea of an innovative life. Her strategic planning and work ethic to reach out to various demographics are critically acclaimed and is genuinely a staple of her craft.  In every noteworthy project, she gains inspiration from the community and non-profit organizations to enrich her and enlighten those around her. With endless boundaries, there are no separations between her work and her life." -Marshall J. Norman

Rebecca is highly recommended.

Class + Distinction + Sophistication = Rebecca Briscoe