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Sophie Olsson
Height: 5'11.5"; 182cm
Measurements: 34-26-37; 86-66-94
Dress: 6
Shoes: 9
Hair: Light Brown
Eyes: Green
Agencies
Models 1 London
PMA Models Hamburg
Munich Models Munich
Next Models Miami
Weiner Models- Vienna
Ads: Viyella, Gala,
Magazines:
UK: She Magazine- November 2006
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Meet our newest hot model, Gia – not only does she bring sexy to our studio but she has previously graced the cover of Vogue (!!!) .
I was born in: London
My star sign is: Gemini
The first thing I do when I wake up is: Reach for my Evian
My favourite ice-cream flavour: Mint Chocolate Chip
3 things at the top of my ‘to-do’ list this season are: Find a perfect dress to go to Goa in, learn Italian & watch the Forever Crazy show
My favourite things about AW is: Fur Coats
On my iPod I am currently listening to: Buena Vista Social Club
If I was not a model I would be: Ballet-Dancing-Criminal-Laywer
If I was a superhero, my special power would be: To heal people of their wounds
My guilty pleasure is: Cheese and red wine
My secret talent is: Impressions and accents that don’t actually exist
Favourite quote/lyric/saying: On the way to your dream you might get lost and find a better one
http://www.missguided.co.uk/blog/index.php/2012/11/meet-our-models-gia/
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Born in Yarmouth, Lauren went to Saint Martins College in London to study theatrical design. While she was studying, she was spotted by a model scout in Topshop on Oxford Street and found herself modelling for the likes of international fashion designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Fred Perry. At one time a picture of her modelling Fred Perry clothes hung up in Norwich menswear shop Philip Browne.
Boredom is something that has become a rarity for Lauren. Becoming a PA for singer/songwriter Bryan Ferry, she toured with them on the last Roxy Music tour before deciding to put down some roots and invest in a rundown pub in Pottergate which became The Birdcage.
She was scouted by Models 1 when she was attending university for theatrical design.
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Elle Magazine Korea
Ph: Juno
this particular editorial I found at this site:
http://www.samuelpaulmakeup.com/Fashion.html
I then found it again at Jed Root which is a great way to find Los Angeles based editorials
http://www.jedroot.com/makeup/smp/paul-s-fashion.php
you will notice when you click on here you will find editorials from other well known and liked models such as Xenia Deli, Lauren Young, etc.
Look at the creative people she has worked with you will find more. Look at who her contemporaries work with.
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The first 5 pictures are from an editorial that I may or may havent posted on here from Gina Barrington. Abby has worked with her more than once.
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obviously you been finding her work, its not like this thread is dead. as soon as i find something, you already post it. you have to troll fashionspot for the old editorials and runway work. its not going to be something you can google. i help lots of people on this site and don't have the time. when i get around to it, I will but I figure if I tell you guys the info you will be able to find it. With image models, find the photographers and makeup artist she works with. Look at New York and LA creative agencies. That's how I found a lot of the stuff I have posted in this thread. with image models you need to think outside of the box. Vision makes it easier because they post about Abby constantly.
She has been with Silent Models in Paris for years. She has to be booking things there otherwise they would have dropped her a long time ago. I would search photographers who work with that agency. You might stumble upon her remember she had brown hair for a while.
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Nelly doesn't book from other countries. Sometimes they get their models from Elite Models in Miami because Modellink uses it as a test on whether or not they want to sign models. Its the same way Lauren Ridealgh, Natalie Suliman and Alden Corrina other models have made their way onto the boards of Modellink. My wisdom helps people find models. Knowing how a company books a model narrows down the search greatly.
Sweden is an odd market. Most of the girls who model in Sweden fit into 3 categories:
1. Most of the intown models are Swedish or from a Scandinavian country mostly Denmark and Norway.
2. Most commercial models ie models who aren't high fashion with lots of agencies are completely direct book. Sweden is a direct book market. Most of their non-Scandinavian models don't ever live there unless they are of Swedish ancestry and their mother agency believes it could be beneficial.
3. Image models who are based in Paris are often placed in Stockholm. For some strange reason a lot of New York agencies and Ford Paris in particular place their models in Stockholm to pick up editorial and runway work. Most of these models are signed short term and only a few last more than a year. Agencies like Mikas and Stockholmsgruppen have fast turn over. REMEMBER the average height of a Swedish woman is 5'7". They have tons of eligible model types and not enough work for everyone. That's why so many Swedish models base themselves in foreign countries and why so many agencies in Milan and the US scout Sweden so heavily.
YOU are the person most interested in finding this model and you are unable to find her. I have along with others have searched for her and couldn't find this model. If the main people on this forum can't find her, she DOESN'T look like her photos which means her agency is still trying to make her an image model OR she no longer models. You can wait for this model to sign with another agency that presents her with a more commercial book but until then it's safe to say no one knows who she is otherwise someone would have given you a name or a decent lead.
The only thing you can do is wait and be patient. You might not find out who this model is or maybe some one will figure it out 6 months from now. If you keep bumping it, after a while people will ignore it especially since it has a very unique title to it.
Sophie Olsson
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