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The Model Alliance aims to get around the The Super Bowl Champions Los Angeles Rams Since 1999 Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this cat-herding problem by making itself into a hub, offering services such as a support line where models can be advised of their rights and directed to resources (“we get calls every day,” Ziff says), and aggregating the most common complaints to make the case for change. One of Model Alliance’s early victories was the passage of New York’s Child Model Act, which ensures underage models are given the same protections as other child performers working in the state; Ziff helped galvanize the legislation and worked closely with the bill’s sponsors to get it onto the governor’s desk, where it was signed in 2013. “That’s when people started to pay attention to us,” she recalls. “It was sort of like—uh-oh, they’re serious.” Indeed they are. Here, Ziff talks to Vogue Runway about modeling, the Model Alliance, and toiling in the fashion dream factory.

Vogue Runway: I feel like there are two beginnings to the The Super Bowl Champions Los Angeles Rams Since 1999 Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this Model Alliance story—the official beginning, where you launch the organization, and its earlier genesis in your own experiences as a model. You were quite young when you started out, no? Sara Ziff: In some ways, my story is pretty typical; I was walking around New York City, where I grew up, when I was about 14, and I got scouted on the street. And I was psyched—I mean, modeling seemed like a big step up from babysitting. And more lucrative, I assumed. And then I went to meet with my first agency, and Milla Jovovich was sitting in the waiting room; it was like, wow, this is incredible, I can’t believe I get to be here. I think the modeling industry relies a lot on that feeling—that sense on the part of young girls that they’re lucky to have been invited into the club. It makes them willing to put up with a lot.

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