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Sarah Nursey Misc. Dolly Covers- No additional info @Pinterest

Sarah Nursey (and other past Dolly covergirls Alison Brahe, Collette Roberts and Belinda Riding) Dolly (Australia) November, 1990 Photo: Michael Schenko @glossysheen

Sarah Nursey Dolly (Australia) February, 1984 Photo: Graham Shearer @glossysheen

Sarah Nursey is an Australian fashion model that worked professionally through the 80s & 90s and was represented by Glamour (Paris) and Vivien's (Sydney). Hugely popular in Australia, she is the highly recognizable Dolly magazine cover girl with the amazing curly hair that all the girls wished for. Interesting factoid: She spent three years living in an Israeli Kibbutz after finishing school! Additional links about Sarah: http://www.modelscomposites.com/getlist.php?list=wld&choice=Sarah+Nursey&year=all&id= https://www.instagram.com/sarah__nursey/?hl=en Height 5'9.5" (1.76) Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Nationality: Australian From Peter Marlowe Composites:

Cleo 1992 @Pinterest

October 1989, with Francoise Skeats @webfind

1989, July @webfind

1991, Photo by Tony Duran @Pinterest

1988 @Pinterest

Anna-Louise Gould, Amanda, Elly, Greg & Justin Where's the Party??! Dolly (Australia) Unknown Date Photos: Michael Schenko @glossysheen

Anna-Louise Gould and unknown Tighten Up! Dolly (Australia) Special Edition 1986 @glossysheen

Anna-Louise Gould, Sibyl Darrington and Amanda Inner City Blues Dolly (Australia) June, 1986 Photos: Graham Shearer @glossysheen

Anna-Louise Gould A Tourist In Alice Dolly (Australia) 1986 Special Edition @glossysheen

Anna-Louise Gould and unknown White Out Dolly (Australia) November, 1986 Photos: Grant Matthews @doubledenimdays

Anna-Louise Gould Dolly Covergirls- Where are They Now? Dolly (Australia) November 1986 @pinterest

Anna-Louise Gould Bear Essentials Dolly (Australia) April, 1987 Photos: Alvarez @glossysheen

Anna-Louise Gould and Alison Brahe The Unreal Thing Dolly (Australia) 1986 Photos: Michael Zeppetello @doubledenimdays

Aussie Anna-Louise Gould is a green-eyed international fashion model that worked professionally in the late 80s, through the 90s and is well known as one of Dolly magazine's girls- a very hip and popular teen magazine in Australia in the 80s & 90s. Too adorable for words with a baby face and boyish haircut, she branched out and became a top model working all over the world (New York, Italy, Paris and Japan) and was represented by Prestige (New York) and Chadwick's (Australia). "A top model at 16 sound ridiculous? Well Anna-Louise is just that. She started modeling two years ago after her brother's friend (who was a photographer) took some test shots of her. Someone from Chadwick's Model Agency (Australia) and it went from there. "I've just got back from working in Japan. It was great, but pretty tiring. I was there for two months and there wasn't one day that I didn't work. I've left school now, so I can do modeling full-time, which is great. I'll stay in Sydney for awhile, then go overseas again." Anna-Louise has appeared in almost every magazine around over the past year and as well as the Cottees, Tampax, Venture and Coke commercials. "My favorite job was when I went to Italy to do a fashion spread in Per Lui magazine. But really, I've liked every single job I've done. The only thing I don't like about modeling is when you have to get up at 5am for a weather check!" -Excerpt from Dolly magazine Additional links about Anna-Louise: http://www.modelscomposites.com/getlist.php?list=wld&choice=Anna+4&year=all&id= Height: 5'9.5" (1.76) (she probably got taller because she's only about 14yrs old on this comp card!) Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Green Nationality: Australian From Peter Marlowe Composites:

Sibyl Darrington Olive (Japan) June 1988 webfind

Heidi Abra

Cerstin Weiss- another fantastic redhead!

Thanks @Martial I just got an ID on this Claude type model named VICTORIA...anyone know her last name?

I got a hard one! Victoria- no surname...time to go to the next thread! With Zoom (Paris).

Maria Luisa Mosquera

Sibyl Darrington- She's in Aussie and Japan magazines