Hello my name is Teyai Marie. I started modeling at the age of 20 and it's been a success since then.. I love to have my pictures taking and I'm always up for trying and learning new things. I hope to make it very far in this feild. I consider myself to have a desire to model but the desire doesn't stop ther. Acting, dancing, fashion, and whatever else the world of modeling leads me too I'M READY! From this site I hoping to meet and work with some of the best of the best.. I'm not looking for anything differant. I am a woman and a mother B4 anything else so respect is highly recommended when contacting me..

Bria Myles was born in Los Angeles, California in May 1984. She attended Fairfax High School and with the advice and guidance of certain friends, quickly realized she wanted to try her hand in the entertainment industry. Bria made her big debut in the Kanye West / Rhymefest video “Brand New” in 2005. This was soon followed by her lead in Twista’s “Girl Tonight” video featuring Trey Songz. Careful not to oversaturate, she took a self-imposed sabbatical from music videos until early 2006 when she appeared in Nelly Fertado’s “Promiscuous Girl” and in the Pharrell / Clipse music video “Mr. Me Too.” But her biggest accomplishment in 2006 was making the cover of King Magazine.

Bria would like to evenutally segue into acting and possibly singing and hopes to achieve big things in the very near future.

Rosa Acosta started her classic ballet studies at the age of four at the Centro de la Cultura in Santiago, Dominican Republic. She later moved on to the ICA, ( Instituto de Cultura y Arte), where she excelled as one of the most gifted students of the academy. After graduating with honors from the ICA and the Ballet School of Norma Garcia with a Bachelor in Art with mention to Classic Ballet, she became part of the Dominican Nacional Ballet as the youngest soloist member in 2002.

Partaking in all major classic and modern shows in the Dominican Republic, she is nominated twice by the Secretaria de Estado de la Juventud for her work in the category of Cultural Development. She initiated her modeling career in 2004, participating in magazines and television for prestigious Dominican enterprises. Rosa moved to United States in 2006 where her career took a new turn, distinguishing herself in several areas in the modeling world, featured in magazines, radio, tv programs and commercials and numerous music videos.