Modeling industry and Epstein
The October 2026 Ms. series examines survivor accounts, agency practices and demands for investigations. Its authorship is Justine Andronici; the series includes survivor accounts and requests for investigation.
Related Reports
Sources
- Ms. — Survivors Describe How Epstein Used Their Modeling Dreams to Abuse Them — Lisa Phillips and Lara Blume McGee interviews
- Ms. — Epstein Didn’t Act Alone. Survivors Want the Modeling Industry Investigated. — Next, Ford, Williams, Roza and MC2 accounts
- Ms. — Former Models and Epstein Survivors Are Tracing a Pattern of Abuse Across Borders — Survivor organizing and Movement Abroad
- Ms. — What Accountability for Epstein’s Network Would Require — Trump agency dates, proposed reforms and New Mexico investigations
- TIME / Business Insider — Trump modeling agency closing — 1999 founding; 85 percent ownership; Trump Organization closure statement
- CNN — Rachel Blais and reporter James West interview — Rachel Blais interview; rush transcript
- TheWrap — Trump sells Miss Universe Organization to WME-IMG — Buyer announcement; three pageants and Trump statement
- Variety / Yahoo — WME-IMG acquires Miss Universe from Trump — 1996 purchase from ITT; indexed reporting only
- Getty Images — Trump and Casablancas, Look of the Year awards — Plaza Hotel, New York; not evidence of agency ownership
- Elite — agency history and Look of the Year — John Casablancas, founder; 1983 contest origin
- Model Alliance — March 25, 2026 investigation letters — Linked ten-page PDF; pages 1–4 and 6–9; dates in source conflict with later reporting
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