Modeling contestants recall President Trump's 'gropey' behavior in exclusive excerpts from 'All the President's Women' by Barry Levine and Monique El-Faizy.
we learn of Trump’s egregious and disturbing misconduct around young women trying to make it in the modeling world in the early 1990s.
Stacy Wilkes competed in the 1991 [Look of the Year] contest as a 16-year-old, representing the United States. She remembers Trump coming into their dressing area during the contest, more than once. “I would feel really uncomfortable, because every time we would change, it was like Trump would find a reason to come backstage to see all the teenagers,” she told us. “When you’re doing a runway show, they have to strip you down and change you.... There was no need for him to be back there.
Lee told us that Trump wandered around their dressing room, too, before the runway show. “I was thinking,” she said. “I was changing and looked up as he was looking and doing a slow stroll by, checking out the girls.”
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