Isabeli Fontana
I personally associate Latin America with the jungle, the sun, coffee, pythons and, of course, beautiful women. Wherever you look, you will eventually see a beautiful woman who, even if not, will make you feel like she is. Our heroine, no proof is needed. As they say, the appearance is in front of you and you will not want to sleep.
The blue-eyed fairy was born on July 4, 1983, in a small town called Curitiba, Brazil. Her father is Italian and her mother is of Portuguese descent. At the age of thirteen, she tried it out in a modeling competition organized by Look Elite Model. Her striking appearance, amazing combination of blue eyes, black hair and dark skin did not leave the judges indifferent, and the girl passed in the final.
After a long fight, Isabel finished third in the competition. Immediately after the results were announced, the girl received a large number of suggestions from various institutions and magazines. In 1997, Isabeli Fontana moved from Brazil to Milan, where she began her modeling career.
She was only 16 when she signed her first major contract with Victoria's Secret Girl. In 1999, a picture of the rising star on the runway appeared on the pages of a glossy lingerie catalog. She really lived up to the hype of the brand and is a model that an "angel" of a fashion brand should have.
Then she appeared in all the other advertising campaigns: naked for Richard Aviton in the Hermès campaign, only covered by legendary handbags, red lipstick and tight skirts that drove fans crazy with the Dolce & Gabbana brand; Dressed in a rigorous gray suit and a string of pearls, she appeared in an ad for Donna Karan. In 2008, Isabelli-Fontana already had an annual income of $3 million and was included in Forbes' top list.
Isabeli Fontana first appeared on the cover of French Vogue at the age of 19 and has since appeared on the cover of the iconic magazine more than 50 times. She has worked for Givenchy, Hugo Bosch, Versace, Balmain, Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs. Celine. I can't list them all. And I've been on the Pirelli calendar eight times.