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Dji DiengProfessional French model of Senegalese origin
Date of Birth: 13.07.1985
Country:  France |
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Biography of Ji Djang
Ji Djang, a professional French model of Senegalese origin, is known for having the longest legs in the world, measuring 125 cm. Standing at a height of 180 cm and weighing 57 kg, she has a chest circumference of 84 cm, a waist circumference of 64 cm, and hip circumference of 89 cm. Ji wears a shoe size 41.
Early Life and Career
Ji Djang was born on July 13, 1985, in Thiès, the third largest city in Senegal. She spent her early childhood in Senegal before moving to France and later the United States with her parents. Ji entered the modeling industry after being noticed by scouts from a modeling agency in Paris. From Paris, she ventured to Milan, one of the global fashion capitals, where she mastered the Italian language and later secured a job in New York. She initially signed a contract with 'Metropolitan Models' agency and later returned to Paris to shine on the European runways.
Modeling Success and Philanthropy
Ji Djang's companies, 'Dji Dieng Management' and 'CCR Universal Entertainment', collaborate with leading modeling agencies such as 'Elite Model Management', 'Slides Model Management', and 'Metropolis'. She has worked in advertising campaigns for renowned brands including 'Make-up Forever', 'MAC', 'Clarins Cosmétiques', 'Coca-Cola Light', 'Alfa Romeo', 'Vivienne Westwood', 'J&B', 'NOKIA', 'Universal Music', 'Triumph', and 'Tourist Board'. In 2005, Ji received the 'Canon ProFashional' photo contest award.
Having grown up in a poor country, Ji is actively involved in charity work. She serves as a UNESCO goodwill ambassador and is engaged with UNESCO World Heritage sites in Sri Lanka. She devotes much of her energy to organizations focused on HIV and breast cancer prevention. In 2007, Ji Djang was honored with the Humanitarian Award for her activities. In 2008, she became a goodwill ambassador of the ZeroMalaria Association in Paris and Munich. ZeroMalaria Association is a non-profit humanitarian organization dedicated to combating malaria. Each year, millions of people die from this disease in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. The organization's mission is to promote malaria prevention and treatment through the collection and distribution of funds for mosquito nets and medications. Among the goodwill ambassadors of ZeroMalaria are many artists, painters, and other celebrities.
