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Jovani Coleman

My name is Jovani Coleman. I was born December 1st, 1985 in Takoma Park, Maryland. I am a gymnast and I started when I was 3 years old. I have traveled to many places in the world due to gymnastics and have had the pleasure of meeting many people. I did train for the Olympics but I fractured three of my vertebrae and was told that I wouldn’t walk again, but I didn’t let that stop me. At the age of eight, I discovered that I had another passion, which is Fashion! I started hand sewing at five, and machine sewing at eight. I always got in trouble by my mom for ripping up clothes to make them into my own style. I knew from then on, that fashion was what I wanted to do.

I am 22 years young and I am pursuing my degree at The International Academy of Design and Technology. Once I finish college in 2009, I plan to take the skills I’ve learned and produce my own clothing line for athletes. As a former gymnast, finding clothes to wear and clothes that fit the right way is close to impossible. My mission that I plan to accomplish is to produce an athletic line of everyday wear as well as formal wear. I am also very interested in journalism as well. In the near future I would love to start a sports and fashion magazine for women and men.

The best statement I’ve ever been told was by my Dad. He always told me that the decisions you make effect the rest of your future. I believe that statement whole-heartily, so I am taking advantage of my skills I’ve learned, my talent, and determination to make the best out of myself and to make my family proud.

I entered this competition to gain more knowledge, and to get as much constructive criticism by professionals as I can. I feel that after I broke my back, I overcame the ultimate challenge so now Artistik Envy is the next challenge! I’m so excited to see what is in store for the competition!

Read my journey of Artistik Envy in my blog here!

Send me an email at j.coleman@envy.artistikmagazine.com or just leave a comment/critique below and I’ll be sure to get back to you!

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  1. Jackie Says:

    Jovani I’am so proud of you.

    I listened to your presentation, which was superb. And your interview as well. I love the before and after shots. Your Photo shoot and those white pumps are FIERCE!

    Jovani your grandmother you never knew would be so proud of you, she was a Fashion Diva in her time also, The Good Apple dosen’t fall far from the Tree babygirl.

    I know your Granddaddy Launtee is looking down smiling, saying that’s my Sweetie Pie!

    I Love you and keep pressing on

    MOM

  2. jcoleman Says:

    Wow my little girl has grown up!! I always thought you were a great athlete, however in seeing your creative talents, you are even better. I’m so proud of the young lady you have grown into. No matter how or what you do, you will always be my little munchkin. Aunt Fran would be so proud of you.
    I love you
    Dad

  3. jhaskins Says:

    Jovani,

    Great job we are indeed proud of you, your bio was fascinating and very uplifting. Your creation was you and I didn’t expect anything less…. May all your dreams come true as you continue on the road to success!! God Bless you. joy

  4. ENVY | William Rossiter Says:

    Jovani great job your presentation was amazing and you definitely did good research!

    I can see though how the judges were to feel that it is a potato head for a design. One cohesive “cant touch this, if you move this then the design is ruined” design which I know you are very capable of, will help you tremendously if you are in the next competition.

    Best of luck

  5. Blanka Says:

    good work and I wish you good luck

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