Myf Shepherd

Myf Shepherd
Myf Shepherd
Born Myfanwy Amy Elizabeth Shepherd
4 April 1991 (1991-04-04) (age 20)
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Height 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Hair color Brown
Eye color Blue
Measurements 79-61-89 (EU); 31-24-35 (US)
Dress size 4 (US); 32 (EU)

Myfanwy Amy Elizabeth Shepherd (born 4 April 1991), known professionally as Myf Shepherd, is an Australian fashion model. She was born in Cairns, Australia in 1991. She auditioned for Cycle 4 of Australia's Next Top Model, but was rejected by the judges.[1] Only a few months later, she walked runways in New York City, London, Paris, and Milan.

Apart from that, she is a vegan.

Career

In March 2008, Shepherd signed with Chic Management in Australia and began modeling locally. In May, she traveled to New York City and signed with NEXT Model Management. She debuted at the Prada resort show in New York in June 2008. A few months later, she was walking for notable designers such as Dior, Karl Lagerfeld, Marc Jacobs and Prada.

After the spring 2009 runway season, Models.com and Style.com featured her as a top-ten newcomer of the season. She subsequently appeared in an editorials for Numero magazine and Amica, and Australian Vogue featured editorials of her in their January, March, and July 2009 issues, for the last of which she also appeared on the cover. She has appeared in editorials for American, Italian, British, Australian, and Japanese Vogue, V Magazine, Allure, French, Korean, and Japanese Numero, i-D, and Dazed & Confused. She has appeared in campaigns for Gucci, DKNY, Y-3, Sonia Rykiel and Levi's.

After walking numerous runways in February and March 2009, and appearing in an advertisement campaign for Levi's 501 for the Spring 2009 season. She has also been featured in the Gucci Fall/Winter 2009 campaign, alongside Anja Rubik, Raquel Zimmermann and Abbey Lee Kershaw, and in the Sonia Rykiel Fall/Winter 2009 campaign.

References

  1. ^ News.com.au

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