About

Born in Selma, Alabama—for the last 10 years, ground-breaking astonishing African/American black descent print model, Princess Takelia, has been gaining success in the modeling industry as an international print and fashion model. As a young, flourishing model, her fresh and soulful ethnic look has industry professionals raving for her unique appearance in magazines, blog websites, and promotional events. Creating a phenomenal makeover in the world of primeval and modern Fashion, at age 19, she organized her own event. By bringing international reggae, R&B, Hip-hop artists, Lexie Lee and DJ Oakason of California to perform in Boston for the first time. Along with Powa Vibes and other local DJs of Boston, MA to perform at the venue, Bill’s Bar Princess Takelia hosted this event.

As a result, Princess Takelia, would like to continue organizing events and donating to organization, which empowers women as well as children in the U.S. and internationally. Princess Takelia’s eye-catching look and positive attitude has appealed to the likes of magazines, local newspapers for achievements in school and in her community. Takelia has received the, Jack’s World Appreciation Award, for her involvement in marketing and promoting their family children’s musical, “Jack’s World,” and recognition for her dedication to their community at the North Shore Career Center. At the North Shore Career Center, she helps youth with job readiness by putting together workshops and helping them find jobs. Princess Takelia has studied Fashion Merchandising, Liberal Arts, and Marketing and Communications. She is an alumnus of Bay State College and North Shore Community College in Massachusetts.

Princess Takelia would like to open a fashion boutique and create a clothing line for short and plus size models. To assist, especially, short models to get noticed in the professional field of modeling. While doing this, she would like to create an organization, which helps people who would like to become models. She would also like to help people with disabilities. She is currently working on her brand, Princess Takelia, while collaborating with other people, art, fashion, and modeling industry.