Aariana Rose Philip refuses to be defined. Hailing from The Bronx by the way of the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda, Aariana Rose was discovered through her social media where she took notice of the lack of representation of trans women of color within the fashion industry, let alone anyone with a disability. Represented by Supreme New York, she has emerged as a trail-blazer, determined to represent her communities as a model.With a steadfast, sincere approach to her career, Aariana Rose is driven by the lack of disability representation in the media, specifically in the fashion and beauty realms. Right off the bat, Aariana Rose has been a catalyst of change by openly speaking about her experience with bigotry from being a black model. She's actively worked towards an inclusive industry via her editorial features in Vogue, i-D, Dazed, Interview magazine, Teen Vogue, and Allure magazine, as well as W magazine and ELLE. Aariana Rose was also subject to a profile in The New York Times, hailing Aariana Rose's career as a sign of a more diverse industry. Vogue.com featured and photographed Aariana Rose with her friend, Chella Man, discussing the lack of disabled representation.Aariana Rose has graced the covers of PAPER magazine, which featured her being interviewed by the iconic Naomi Campbell, and the September Issue of S moda for El Pais. Not to mention covering V magazine, Numéro, and Metal magazine. Famed editor Katie Grand booked Aariana Rose for the cover of her newest magazine, Perfect, too. This all led to her biggest cover yet: British Vogue. Editor Edward Enninful carefully selected Aariana Rose as a cover star of its May 2023 issue, which centered the dynamic reframing of fashion as we know it.Aariana Rose has famously posed for a Sephora campaign, as well as Dove's United We Standcampaign in support of the 20th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and to celebrate the progress made by the LGBTQIA+ community. Aariana Rose was also the star in Miley Cyrus' hit music video, "Mother's Daughter," which received over 100 million views to date. And how could anyone ever forget her ground-breaking, unprecedented turn as the sole face of Moschino.Aariana Rose has appeared in the pages of nearly every global edition of Vogue, in addition to working with the likes of Tyler Mitchell, Tim Walker, Charlotte Wales, Luigi + Iango, and Ethan James Green. In a comedic turn, she made her TV debut on TBS' Full Frontal with Samantha Bee. Meanwhile, she debuted on the Willie Norris Workshop catwalk and later, modeled exclusively for Collina Strada's digital runway show and in the brand's lookbook. Marc Jacobs has also made Aariana Rose one of the designer's closest, most frequent collaborators, working with her on various media projects. With an unstoppable modeling career in full bloom, Aariana Rose has laid a fantastic foundation for what she hopes many others will soon follow alongside her.
