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Some of these allegations amount to sexual harassment, abuse, or exploitation of teenage girls.

Others are more accurately described as rape.

No such allegations have been leveled against Trump, who at the time was dating Marla Maples,

the woman who in 1993 became his second wife. But his close involvement in the contest raises questions for the

president. Did he know that Casablancus and others were sleeping with contestants? Why would a man

in his 40s, whose main business was real estate development, want to host a beauty contest for teenage girls.

Journalists have scoured almost every corner of the 45th president's life, but his friendship

with Casablancus and his involvement in look of the year in 1991 and 1992 have been largely overlooked.

Yet the competition is more than a footnote in the Donald Trump story.

In time, it would prove to be the foundation of his pivot into reality TV.

He even married a former look-of-the-year contestant.

The current First Lady, Melania Trump narrowlyly missed out on a trip to New York in 1992

after coming second in the Slovenian heat.

When John Casablancus arrived in New York in 1977, age 35, he quickly caused a stir.

Branded the snatcher for poaching models from rivals for his elite model management agency,

he gained a reputation as a ruthless operator.

Handsome and charismatic, the son of a former Balenciaga model and a wealthy Spanish banker.

He formed the agency that

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