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    Case 1:20-cv-07255 Document 1 Filed 09/04/20 Page 1 of 87 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ------------------------------------------------------------------X 20-cv-7255 ABBY CHAMPION, ALANNA ARRINGTON, AMBAR CRISTAL ZARZUELA MONTERO, ANNA CLEVELAND, ANOK YAI, BLANCA PADILLA, BRIONKA HALBERT, BROOKE ROBINSON, CALLUM STODDART, CARA TAYLOR, CLAIRE DELOZIER, CYNTHIA ARREBOLA, DAMIEN MEDINA, DYLAN CHRISTENSEN, EMILY REBECCA HILL p/k/a EMI RED, ENIOLA ABIORO, GEORGINA GRENVILLE, GRACE ELIZABETH HARRY CABE p/k/a GRACE ELIZABETH, GRACE HARTZEL, HIANDRA MARTINEZ, JAL BUI, JOÃO KNORR, KRISTIN LILJA SIGURDARDOTTIR p/k/a KRISTIN LILJA, LEONA WALTON p/k/a BINX WALTON, LINEISY MONTERO, LUCIA LOPEZ AYERDI p/k/a LUCIA LOPEZ, LUISANA GONZALEZ, MANUELA MILOQUI p/k/a MANU MILOQUI, MARIA VITORIA SILVA DE OLIVEIRA p/k/a MARIA VITORIA, MARIAM URUSHADZE p/k/a MARISHA URUSHADZE, MAUD HOEVELAKEN, MAYA GUNN, MYRTHE BOLT, RACHELLE HARRIS, ROCIO MARCONI, SARA EIRUD, SELENA FORREST, SHUPING LI, TANG HE, UGBAD ABDI p/k/a UGBAD, VERA VAN ERP, VIKTORIIA PAVLOVA p/k/a ODETTE PAVLOVA, XIAOQIAN XU, Plaintiffs, COMPLAINT -Against- JURY DEMAND MODA OPERANDI, INC., ADVANCE PUBLICATIONS, INC. d/b/a CONDE NAST, ADVANCE MAGAZINE PUBLISHERS, INC. d/b/a CONDE NAST Defendants, ------------------------------------------------------------------X All plaintiffs, by their attorneys, EDWARD C. GREENBERG, LLC, for their complaint allege as follows: THE PARTIES 1 Case 1:20-cv-07255 Document 1 Filed 09/04/20 Page 2 of 87 1. Plaintiff ABBY CHAMPION (“CHAMPION”) is a professional model who resides in Los Angeles California, and works as a professional model in the State and County of New York.