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| Nadja Auermann |
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"Being the muse of the photographer is what I like about this profession."
-Nadja Auermann
| Date of Birth: March 19, 1971 |
| Birthplace: West Berlin, Germany |
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| She isn't a waif, but more like an Olympic javelin thrower, she is a huge woman with a record in the Guinness Book of Records as the "supermodel with the longest legs". With a feat like that, how can one not like her? |
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| She appeared in advertisements for Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Gianfranco Ferr?, Gianni Versace Couture... you get the point. |
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Nadja Auermann was born March 19, 1971, in West Berlin, Germany. The daughter of bankers, Nadja didn't initially hope for the glamorous life of a model that she leads today.
Hoping to pursue a career in architecture, furniture design, or even as the chancellor of Germany, her path took an unexpected twist when she was discovered by a modeling scout while sitting in a Berlin caf? in 1989. The scout wanted Nadja to pose for a travel catalogue, and although she was hand-picked out of a crowd, the beginning of her career was a failure.
Nadja managed to sign with the Karin modeling agency, and signed a contract with Elite Modeling Management a year later. Nadja landed modeling gigs, but it wasn't until she bleached her hair platinum blonde for a pr?t-?-porter collection that her career took off.
Everyone from Harper's Bazaar to Vogue came crawling, as both magazines featured portfolios on the "it" girl in modeling. By 1994, Nadja (now donning a cropped haircut) was the model for runways and magazine photo spreads. This was made clear with a 26-page Neiman Marcus shoot in Harper's Bazaar and consecutive Vogue photo shoots in 1994. |
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