When Dutch supermodel Karen Mulder spoke out in 2001 about serious abuses in the fashion industry, the reactions were harsh: delusions, fabrications, slander! She ended up in a psychiatric institution. But then #MeToo came along, and the floodgates opened. Could Karen's stories be true after all?

According to former top model Nathalie Augustin, who is now breaking her silence, it's even worse than we might think. Much worse.

This book tells the story of top model Nathalie, celebrated for her striking physical beauty. She participated in important fashion and jewellery shows for Dior, Cartier, Issey Miyake, Chanel, Kenzo, Armani, Comme des Garçons, and many other famous designers. She was also booked by Diners Club for luxurious fashion catalogues, which are made exclusively and are only available to the super-rich of this world.

In 1986, she was chosen and booked by Helmut Kohl, Chancellor of Germany, as the mascot for that year's CDU campaign.

After Nathalie, as a top model, had attracted the attention of high-ranking politicians, magnates, famous actors such as Keanu Reeves, and singers such as Julio Iglesias, Jeffrey Epstein, members of some of the world's richest families, and members of royal families, she was regularly drugged for elite sex parties and raped by many of them.

One of the most controversial aspects of this book is that it names the perpetrators. Well-known names such as Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious child abuser and leader of a global network for the most powerful people on earth.

A global clique is active in the highest circles of society. They have access to the highest political leaders, billionaires, bankers, financial leaders, and the film and fashion industries.

Abusers of power in the highest circles, who are guilty of paedophilia and other sexual malpractices. With their immeasurable wealth, they are above the law.

A story from the deepest cellars of human depravity. A story also of the resilience of a woman who had the courage to stand up. Again and again...

Many people think that fashion models lead glamorous lives. In this book, you will discover that not everything is glamour and fame. There are many dangers in the fashion industry. It is very dangerous for young girls and boys to become part of the fashion world. There is no one to protect them.

After reading this book, you will understand that modelling agencies cannot be trusted. They are the last ones to protect the models. Most modelling agencies are nothing less than brothels, and bookers are their pimps. Models are murdered when they dare to tell the truth. Many of them die under mysterious circumstances. Other models disappear without a trace before they get the chance to tell what goes on behind the scenes.

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