Tyra Banks is a cover girl again

Now the actress, presenter, model and businesswoman is leading by example.
The 37-year-old is a cover girl again for the first time in three years and her greeny-brown eyes are the centre of attention.
Dubbed “Miss Powerhouse” by the German publication I Love You, Tyra quit modelling in 2005 to focus on her TV career, writing her novel, Modelland, and starting her own website.

This year she also enrolled in a course at Harvard Business School which finishes in February.
However Tyra still found a little time to do a photoshoot in Berlin. Christiane Bördner, of e-design & communication — the company behind the magazine— described their cover girl as: “One of the strongest and most incorruptible (business)women I’ve ever met.” To emphasise her fierceness, Tyra’s eyes are surrounded by canary yellow with a thick black outline giving the shoot a tribal feel.

The red-collared jacket she is wearing makes it clear that she means business.
The ANTM presenter’s last cover was Harper’s Bazaar in 2008.

Inside that edition she posed as Michelle Obama in her first few days as First Lady.
I Love You is at the opposite end of the publishing spectrum. It is a high-end English language art fashion magazine, printed in Berlin, that has been around since 2009. However this is                    only the magazine’s seventh edition.

The magazine focuses on daring photoshoots and bold slogans printed in large fonts which makes it a perfect fit with smizing Tyra, famous for innovative shoots with ANTM, for her catchphrases and for coining strange words.— Daily Mail.

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