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J E N N I F E R S T A R R C A S T I N G ADRIANA LIMA Widely recognized as one of the all-time Supermodels, Adriana Lima has garnered international praise and significant respect via her exotic looks, groundbreaking campaigns, and innovative editorial work. She has participated in projects with esteemed photographers such as Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Peter Lindbergh, and Mario Testino. And her covers for domestic and international editions of V Magazine, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, GQ, and W Magazine, remain some of the highest-selling model covers. In the last two years, Adriana Lima’s social media presence has also skyrocketed. She gains an average of 1,934 followers/likes per day and the brands she is associated with see similar growth. With over 1 million Twitter followers, and 3 million Facebook likes, she is the number one model with the most user engagement via average comments and average shares. As far as supermodels go, Adriana is an effective communicator in the world of social media, cumulating the largest social digital footprint of any fashion model. As one of the most recognizable Victoria’s Secret Angels of all time, Adriana has been regularly featured in television ads for the brand, opened the annual fashion show a record amount of times, and notably featured in Victoria’s Secret’s Super Bowl XLII commercial, which is known as one of the most popular Super Bowl advertisements of all time. Through widely associated with Victoria’s Secret, Adriana’s campaign work is incredibly diverse, having been featured in campaigns for Givenchy, Miu Miu, Donna Karan, Loewe, Mavi, Blumarine, and Guess as well as being a spokesmodel for Maybelline from 2003-2009. On the runway, she has walked for such fashion heavyweights as Christian Dior, Prada, Fendi, Givenchy, Valentino, and Louis Vuitton. In addition to her tremendous modeling career, Adriana has also ventured into the realm of acting in projects such as “The Follow,” alongside Mickey Rourke and Forest Whitaker and directed by Wong Kar-Wai, a short film for BMW’s series “The Hire” starring Clive Owen, and a guest spot as herself on “Ugly Betty.” Fluent in English, French, and her native language of Portuguese, Adriana has traveled the world extensively and grown active in the philanthropic world. She has dedicated her time to the Clinton Global Initiative, which aims to create and implement innovative solutions to the world’s most press- ing challenges. Additionally, Adriana has assisted with the construction to expand the orphanage, “Caminhos da Luz” (Ways of Light), which is located in her hometown. In spite of all her major career achievements, Adriana’s most fulfilling role is being a loving and caring mother to her two young daughters Valentina and Sienna. J E N N I F E R S T A R R C A S T I N G ISABELI FONTANA With her unique beauty and stunning runway presence, Isabeli has set the fashion world ablaze like no other model in recent years. This Women model has appeared in virtually every major global fashion magazine, and is in constant high demand with the industry’s top designers, editors and photographers. Isabeli was born in the southern Brazilian village of Curitiba. She comes from a large, loving family that she tries to visit as often as she can despite her busy schedule. She was scouted as a teenager when she entered a modeling contest. Her instant fame has not fazed Isabeli; she is still a down-to-earth and spirited individual who is friendly and warm. At the end of the day she enjoys returning home and relaxing with her two sons, Zion & Lukas. She has been the face of a variety of advertising campaigns including L'Oreal, Roberto Cavalli, Balenciaga, Versace, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Hermes, Missoni, Moschino, Hussein Chalayan, Armani Jeans, Oscar de la Renta, MaxMara, H&M and Nicole Farhi. Isabeli can currently be seen in the Roberto Cavalli Spring 2010 campaign photographed by Steven Meisel, The Louis Vuitton Cruise campaign photographed by Patrick Demarchelier, the Fall 2010 cover of V magazine photographed by Mario Sorrenti, as well as the Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf fragrance campaign, photographed by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. The legendary Richard Avedon photographed Isabeli for an Hermes campaign. Isabeli consistantly works with the industry’s most talented photographers: Steven Meisel, David Sims, Mario Testino, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Mikael Jansson, Sølve Sundsbø, Peter Lindbergh, Mario Sorrenti, Alasdair McLellan, and Patrick Demarchelier, to name a few. The iconic Bert Stern photographed Isabeli for a Rebel Magazine cover & editorial. Isabeli has also graced the covers of countless magazines, high-fashion and main-stream alike. Vogue (American, French, Japanese, German and Brazilian), Self Service, Numero (French and Japanese), i-D, W Korea, W Jewelry, Muse, Rebel and Time. J E N N I F E R S T A R R C A S T I N G CAROLYN MURPHY Carolyn Murphy was born on August 11, 1973 in Panama City, Florida. Her parents were originally from Virginia; her father was a sergeant in the Air Force and her mother a homemaker. Carolyn was raised along the Panhandle and abroad, and often spent summers on her family’s 1,600 acre farm in Phenix, Virginia. The farm was established in the late 1800's and remains in her family to this day. This environment was her biggest influence, along with her great grandmother who was an avid gardener, artist, teacher, writer, crafter and literary connoisseur. Carolyn never expected to become a modeling icon. Her interests revolved around nature, art, animals and books, and she was considered a tomboy. She was also a competitive swimmer for 10 years, and nearly qualified for the Junior Olympics in 1988 for backstroke. She graduated from Fort Walton Beach High School in 1991 with honors, accumulating awards for essays and poetry along the way. She was enrolled in a local modeling school by her mother at age 17, and was immediately spotted by an agent at a model convention. She went to Paris shortly after graduating from high school. Reluctant to start a career as a model, Carolyn returned to Virginia to attend college and study Art History and American Literature. She modeled part time in NY and Japan to fund her education. Fashion editors and photographers were universally impressed by her natural instincts in front of the camera. She attributes this quality to her creative background, "It's all about finding the art in fashion," she says. Carolyn was respected by photographers for her ability to create the perfect image and was often considered more of an actress for this dedication. In 1995, at the age of 22, Carolyn landed one of her first campaigns and industry contracts, with Prada. She was gracing the covers of French Vogue and working with every major photographer - Mario Testino, Steven Meisel, Helmut Newton, Michael Thompson, Irving Penn, and Patrick Demarchelier. Over the next few years she would be the star of advertising campaigns for Versus, Blumarine, DKNY, Lagerfeld, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Celine, Max Mara, Calvin Klein, CK, Fendi, Ralph Lauren, Jantzen, Lord and Taylor, Anne Klein, Banana Republic, 7 Jeans, Roberto Cavalli, Iceberg, Versace, and The Gap. J E N N I F E R S T A R R C A S T I N G Carolyn also received the industry's highest acclaim and was named Model of the Year at the VH1 Vogue Fashion Awards in 1998. Newsweek included her in their list "Top Ten Supermodels" as "The Professional". During that same year, Barry Levinson cast Carolyn as "Dubby" in "Liberty Heights", in which she starred alongside Adrien Brody. In 1999, Calvin Klein referred to her as one of his muses in Vogue; a photograph by Annie Leibowitz of the pair also ran in the same issue. She also signed a contract for the Calvin Klein perfume, "Contradiction". In 1999 Carolyn married and took time off from modeling to explore other interests. She spent time in Costa Rica where she explored the biodiversity, surfed, and dedicated her time to improving the country’s education system by raising money for and teaching English at local schools. In 2000 she returned to the United States and gave birth to her daughter, Dylan Bleu, at home on her farm in Upstate New York. Harry Winston signed a two-year contract with Carolyn in 2001 and she became the jeweler’s "first face" in advertising. The following year, she signed a multi-million dollar contract with Estée Lauder to launch the brand’s “Defining Beauty” campaign. It was one of the most lucrative deals the industry had ever seen. She continues to work with Estée Lauder, appearing in their "Re- Nutriv" and "Sensuous" perfume advertisements. Other recent work includes ad campaigns for Tiffany and Co., Tom Ford Eyewear, Iceberg, Cesar Paciotti, Roberto Cavalli, The Gap and LOFT. She is frequently featured on the covers of top fashion magazines, including Vogue, W, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Glamour, Allure, and Marie Claire. She has also appeared on the cover of Time, and on two sequential covers of the Sport's Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, in 2005 and 2006. In 2009, Steven Meisel selected Carolyn among scores of models to be profiled in Vogue, along with other supermodels whose careers he helped launch. Carolyn has always prioritized her family; in 2003 Hallmark named her "Mother of the Year". She also values community involvement and supports a number of charities dedicated to children, animals, health, art and the environment.
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