Model Latina Miami

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Model Latina Season 1 winner Jessica Caban on the latest billboard for fine French cognac Rémy Martin. I was on my way to a Dia De Los Muertos event in East L.A. last night and caught sight of Jessica on a huge billboard in a red ruffle dress. She looks gorgeous! Jessica will grace billboards in North, South and Central America, as well as the Caribbean. Look out! 

Model Latina alumns Linda Moreno, Mishell Livio, Melissa Gutierrez, and winner Codie Cabral got the opportunity of a lifetime—modeling for respected designers at Downtown L.A. Fashion Week. The lovely ladies helped spring next year's fashions on to the scene by live modeling for Eduardo Lucero, Julia y Renata, Elizabeth Mason and Violeta Villacorta. They all looked amazing and very fashion forward.

Jorge Ramón and I have more things in common than I thought—he's just as in love with Rihanna's style as I am, indulges in fashion blogs (Style Rookie is one of his faves) and got his career started at magazines. The NYC-born/based boricua stylist, spokesperson and TV personality was the first male editor at Seventeen magazine.

Christine Juarbe is not the Model Latina. And tons of our viewers let us know exactly how they felt about it. In an exclusive interview with SITV.COM the Nuyorican nena answered their questions. Christine talks about her amazing abs, being a tough New Yorker, and her blossoming acting career. Check it out below!

It was the moment of every Latina's dreams—getting crowned Model Latina Miami winner! Codie Cabral proved she has the look, sophistication and style to represent all Latinas. Check out the exclusive video with On The Up host Christian Vera getting one-on-one with Codie, who answers your questions. Expect beef with Emeraude to be squashed, pet peeves revealed, and what she looks for in a man.

Check out our exclusive videos of Model Latina Miami winner Codie Cabral and runner up Christine Juarbe taking questions from you our viewer.  

One word to describe day 2 of Downtown L.A. Fashion Week: Deep. Our models were dressed in an all black, recession-inspired collection designed by Eduardo Lucero for an audience that included L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Tatyana Ali.