How long have you been working as an agent? How did you get started in the industry?
I have been working at Women for the past five years. The opportunity presented itself when I was inbetween jobs, in search of a new career path. A good friend of mine was an agent at Women and invited me in to meet the team and discuss a possible opening. The core philosophies of the agency and its overall history really drove me to want to learn more about the biz. I did as much research as possible beforehand, and the rest is history. All went well, and I’ve been here ever since.

Women Management has one of the most impressive model client lists in the business, it must be dynamic to work with these girls. Do you have a favorite aspect of your job, something you love doing time and again?
It is a complete honor to be a part of the Women team and work with some of the most talented models and agents in industry. I must say, I am continuously inspired by my job and the chance to build a career that is successful and fulfilling. The possibilities are endless and the paths are all different. But with the right team and support, anything and everything is possible. We have such a strong core at Women, it makes the job that much more amazing.

Is there a specific campaign you worked on that particularly stands out in your mind as a favorite?
The Tom Ford campaign is memorable and confirmation that he is a legend and one of my favorite designers. Second to that has to be booking Daria Strokous in the film Contagion.

Can you talk about any exciting projects you have coming up with your clients at Women?
We are in the middle of campaign season, so I can’t reveal too much. You’ll just have to wait and see….

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*Kate Middleton‘s Alexander McQueen was a late addition and Rubenstein had to cut one of the dresses to keep the list to 100. So it was sayonara Nancy Reagan and her white one-shoulder inauguration ball gown. Michelle Obama‘s Jason Wu, however, remained in tact. [WWD, sub req'd]

Reese Witherspoon in Olivier Theyskens for Nina Ricci, 2007 Golden Globes: “Witherspoon’s slimmer figure, now snugly zipped into a strapless, canary-yellow silk brocade Nina Ricci cocktail dress, screamed, ‘Screw you, buddy!’”

Chanel RTW spring 2011: “Models rarely smile these days, but you can sense when they enjoy what they’re wearing. Kass could barely contain her delight.”

Rita Hayworth in Jean Louis, 1946,“Gilda”: “Strapless dresses owe their enduring popularity to Rita Hayworth.”

Julia Roberts in Marilyn Vance-Straker, 1990, “Pretty Woman”: “No matter how many times you have seen the film, the moment you can clearly recall is when you fell hopelessly in love with Julia Roberts — and that moment is marked by a dress.”

Michelle Obama in Jason Wu, 2009 Inaugural Ball: “Wu and the three women on his team set to work, spending more than three hundred hours making the gown.”

Halle Berry in Elie Saab, 2002 Academy Awards: “Because the gown was so right on her, it is the only one we ever imagine her in, regardless of how many premieres she graces.”

Princess Diana in David and Elizabeth Emanuel, 1981: “Let’s be honest. The gown is hideous…but it became one of the most copied Big Day gowns in history.”

Charlize Theron in Vera Wang, 2000 Academy Awards: “’We came real close,’ said Wang about the how-low-as-you-can-go open back.”

Marilyn Monroe in William Travilla, 1955, “The Seven Year Itch:” “Why the continued frenzy for an almost 60-year-old summer halter? Because of how it looked on the woman who wore it.”

Nicole Kidman in John Galliano for Dior, 1997 Academy Awards: “This wasn’t merely a sensational creation. This was haute couture-claiming turf.”

Kate Middleton in Alexander McQueen, 2011: “The legendarily loose-lipped House of Windsor became so close-mouthed it was as if there’d been a run on duct tape.”

Jennifer Lopez in Donatella Versace, 2000 Grammys: “No single outfit has ever caused more commotion on any red carpet anywhere.”

Madonna in Dolce & Gabbana, 2009, premiere for “Nine”: “The Sicilian dress is the essence of Dolce & Gabbana, the brand’s sartorial touchstone.”

Tilda Swinton in Alber Elbaz for Lanvin at the 2008 Academy Awards: “Amplifying Swinton’s translucent alabaster complexion, vibrant titian hair and knowing exoticism is a fashion sense that revels in her own singularity.”

Prada RTW spring 2004: “This Prada dress was striking for its level of ease.”

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or maybe just someone like Carmen Kass! ENVY

Michael Kors brought in piles of autumnal leaves to a park in L.A. for their Fall/Winter 2010/11 ad campaign, which star regulars Carmen Kass and Noah Mills photographed by Mario Testino and styled by Brana Wolf.

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Supermodel Carmen Kass teamed up with fashion photographer Koray Birand for a beautiful editorial titled ‘Dazed in Istanbul’ for the Turkish Harper’s Bazaar February cover story.

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Victoria’s Secret models Rosie Huntington-Whitely, Karolina Kurkova and Alessandra Ambrosio, who all walked for Prada last week,  strutted down the runway with Carmen Kass and Jessica Stam.

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Shot by famed photographer Mario Testino, this spread was featured in Vogue’s UK edition back in November 2009. Love love love the color and the styling is genius, a completely ageless spread (besides the Moon Boots of course).

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Harper’s Bazaar is launching a Spanish edition, the debut issue of which hits newsstands in the Iberian country today.  Estonian model Carmen Kass is on the cover of the March issue of Harper’s Bazaar Spain, which clocks in at 300 pages (including 101 ads from the likes of Burberry, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Gucci and Ralph Lauren) and has an initial print run of 100,000.

I love magazine covers, especially ones featuring my favorite model crush Abbey Lee Kershaw, who was shot by Richard Prince for Pop Magazine. Harper’s Bazaar Turkey gave Carmen Kass the cover, Tatler was focused on Amber Le Bon and Elle magazine gave us the very lovely Keira Knightley.

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Photographer:  Marcin Tyszka

Model:  Carmen Kass

I have no prob with women who don’t shave, but as a model I would think that it is a major requirement. Apparently, Carmen Kass has strong opinions on hair removal, which is why you see her hairy legs on the runway. If it doesn’t bother Emilio Pucci, why should it bother us, right?

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Carmen Kass and Noah Mills star in the Micheal Kors Fall 09 ad campaign.

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Angela Lindvall

Lara Stone

Anna Selezneva & Sessilee Lopez

Carmen Kass

Carolyn Murphy

Catherine McNeil

Claudia Schiffer

Daria Werbowy

Doutzen Kroes

Edita Vikeviciute

Erin Wasson

Eva Herzigova

Frankie Rayder

Gisele Bundchen

Isabeli Fontana

Jessica Miller

Kate Moss

Naomi Campbell

Natalia Vodianova

Raquel Zimmermann

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Carmen Koss stars in the new Michael Kors ‘Very Hollywood’ perfume ad. Call me old fashioned, but I love old Hollywood glamor, and this ad is so reminiscent of that era, and Carmen is perfect for this look!

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Carmen Kass was shot by Paola Kudacki for the current issue of Spanish Vogue. I love Carmen, she’s so naturally beautiful, which is so apparent in this spread since she doesn’t have a lot of makeup on.

GALLERY: Carmen Kass for Spanish Vogue

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