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She resembles this Italian author named Melissa Panarello. She is super famous in Italy for writing a book on her sex life.
She looks much skinnier than before in the bikini shots. I just realized how cool I think she is, there's a video of her at Premier Mgmt 
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ModelResource.ca interview
Andi Muise
May 2, 2005 - Modelresource loves Andi Muise. And not just because she’s a modelresource reader, either. Ever since hintmag.com touted her as one to watch, we have been. And frankly, we never tire of it.
A bit sexier and a bit cooler than most, Andi's rock star appearance makes you sit up and take note. When she laughs, which she does often, it isn’t because she’s being polite. And when she talks about modelling, you know it comes from someone that lives the life. In other words, she’s not just really attractive, she’s really real.
Andi MuiseHer career began at 14, when she was approached by the owner of International Model Management. Michèle Miller, who is also responsible for discoveries like Jessica Stam and Michelle Valencourt, saw Andi in a mall and asked her if she wanted to be a model. In fact, the native of North Bay had dreamed of being a model since playing dress-up with her Mom’s clothes as a little girl, so not surprisingly, without delay, her response was "Yeah, definitely."
A few short years later and Andi is now living out her dream. "I love it," she told modelresource, "but it is stressful sometimes. It has its ups and downs, like when you’re booked for something and then you’re cancelled. But I love it."
Modelresource spoke with Ms. Muise at the 12th Annual International Model Management Cover Model Search in Barrie.
Modelresource (MR
How are things going for you lately?
Andi Muise (AM I've been working a lot more. When I got back [to New York] from London I started working a LOT more.
MR: You're with DNA in New York. How are they to work with?
AM: They're great. They're awesome! The people there have such great personalities – they're crazy, so it makes you want to be crazy – it's fun.
MR: Your look is different than what I'm used to seeing.
AM: I just got my bangs cut about three weeks ago, so it's a big change.
MR: Despite your strong look do you feel like you still have to be somewhat of a chameloen?
AM: Definitely! Castings are so different. You'll go on a casting for John Frieda, then to one for American Vogue on the same day.
MR: What's next on your list of things to do?
AM: Acting. I just got an acting agent in New York and they rep people in L.A. as well. I want to keep modelling, because it's something I've always been interested in doing, but I can do acting on the side. It might get tiring, but it's fun.
MR: How is it being away from Barrie?
AM: It's hard being away from friends and family, but when you come back from New York it's great for a couple days, but then it's like "what do I do now?"
MR: Where is home now?
AM: I live in New York now, in my own place. I'll never live in a model's apartment again. I hated that. I live in Brooklyn. Quiet at night... no horns... sirens...
MR: Where do you want to be in two years?
AM: Hopefully in American Vogue, or Italian Vogue, or (she laughs) in a huge movie!
MR: Who are your favourite photographers.
AM: My boyfriend. But other than him, I have a lot of respect for Richard Avedon!
MR: Have you had any times when you were completely frustrated with modelling?
AM: Oh God! Yeah, times when you're on option for a job, then the client says 'we can get the big girl we want – we don't want the new face anymore,' you know? It's always about clients wanting the big girl, and they're too scared to use the new girl. I hate that because they should give the new girl a chance – (she laughs) that's my opinion as the new girl!
MR: In two years, when you're not the new girl, will you feel the same way?
AM: (laughs) No! (big laugh) Definitely not!
MR: Tell me about Michèle Miller.
AM: I think Michèle's great, because she's doing it herself, and I know there are times she also feels really exhausted and might want to just quit, but she always gets back at it because she loves it. She has so much passion for it.
MR: Have your parents always been supportive of you being a model?
AM: Yeah, my mom asks me "Why do acting, stay with modelling?" But I can do both. But they're REALLY supportive.
MR: Do you have any limits?
AM: I don't do anything too suggestive because I wouldn't want my father to see it. (pauses) But if Steven Meisel says take your shirt off... okay! It's different - he's artsy, not p*rn.
MR: What would you tell others starting their careers?
AM: Same thing as everyone else – just be yourself and keep true to yourself and the people around you. You don't want to change.
A lot of girls that make it as models, their first photoshoot is with American Vogue, and think they're already the best, and that's not right. You have to really remember yourself.
MR: Any other advice?
AM: Be prepared, because it's always an adventure. That's all I have to say – be prepared.
Andi Muise
May 2, 2005 - Modelresource loves Andi Muise. And not just because she’s a modelresource reader, either. Ever since hintmag.com touted her as one to watch, we have been. And frankly, we never tire of it.
A bit sexier and a bit cooler than most, Andi's rock star appearance makes you sit up and take note. When she laughs, which she does often, it isn’t because she’s being polite. And when she talks about modelling, you know it comes from someone that lives the life. In other words, she’s not just really attractive, she’s really real.
Andi MuiseHer career began at 14, when she was approached by the owner of International Model Management. Michèle Miller, who is also responsible for discoveries like Jessica Stam and Michelle Valencourt, saw Andi in a mall and asked her if she wanted to be a model. In fact, the native of North Bay had dreamed of being a model since playing dress-up with her Mom’s clothes as a little girl, so not surprisingly, without delay, her response was "Yeah, definitely."
A few short years later and Andi is now living out her dream. "I love it," she told modelresource, "but it is stressful sometimes. It has its ups and downs, like when you’re booked for something and then you’re cancelled. But I love it."
Modelresource spoke with Ms. Muise at the 12th Annual International Model Management Cover Model Search in Barrie.
Modelresource (MR
How are things going for you lately? Andi Muise (AM
I've been working a lot more. When I got back [to New York] from London I started working a LOT more. MR: You're with DNA in New York. How are they to work with?
AM: They're great. They're awesome! The people there have such great personalities – they're crazy, so it makes you want to be crazy – it's fun.
MR: Your look is different than what I'm used to seeing.
AM: I just got my bangs cut about three weeks ago, so it's a big change.
MR: Despite your strong look do you feel like you still have to be somewhat of a chameloen?
AM: Definitely! Castings are so different. You'll go on a casting for John Frieda, then to one for American Vogue on the same day.
MR: What's next on your list of things to do?
AM: Acting. I just got an acting agent in New York and they rep people in L.A. as well. I want to keep modelling, because it's something I've always been interested in doing, but I can do acting on the side. It might get tiring, but it's fun.
MR: How is it being away from Barrie?
AM: It's hard being away from friends and family, but when you come back from New York it's great for a couple days, but then it's like "what do I do now?"
MR: Where is home now?
AM: I live in New York now, in my own place. I'll never live in a model's apartment again. I hated that. I live in Brooklyn. Quiet at night... no horns... sirens...
MR: Where do you want to be in two years?
AM: Hopefully in American Vogue, or Italian Vogue, or (she laughs) in a huge movie!
MR: Who are your favourite photographers.
AM: My boyfriend. But other than him, I have a lot of respect for Richard Avedon!
MR: Have you had any times when you were completely frustrated with modelling?
AM: Oh God! Yeah, times when you're on option for a job, then the client says 'we can get the big girl we want – we don't want the new face anymore,' you know? It's always about clients wanting the big girl, and they're too scared to use the new girl. I hate that because they should give the new girl a chance – (she laughs) that's my opinion as the new girl!
MR: In two years, when you're not the new girl, will you feel the same way?
AM: (laughs) No! (big laugh) Definitely not!
MR: Tell me about Michèle Miller.
AM: I think Michèle's great, because she's doing it herself, and I know there are times she also feels really exhausted and might want to just quit, but she always gets back at it because she loves it. She has so much passion for it.
MR: Have your parents always been supportive of you being a model?
AM: Yeah, my mom asks me "Why do acting, stay with modelling?" But I can do both. But they're REALLY supportive.
MR: Do you have any limits?
AM: I don't do anything too suggestive because I wouldn't want my father to see it. (pauses) But if Steven Meisel says take your shirt off... okay! It's different - he's artsy, not p*rn.
MR: What would you tell others starting their careers?
AM: Same thing as everyone else – just be yourself and keep true to yourself and the people around you. You don't want to change.
A lot of girls that make it as models, their first photoshoot is with American Vogue, and think they're already the best, and that's not right. You have to really remember yourself.
MR: Any other advice?
AM: Be prepared, because it's always an adventure. That's all I have to say – be prepared.
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I think she's gorgeous!!!!!!!! Love her! She's so sexy without even trying!
(**only she doesn't seem very tall for a model ... How tall is she?**)
(**only she doesn't seem very tall for a model ... How tall is she?**)
WhyNot has her listed as 5'8.5 and DNA as 5'9.5, I'd go with the first, Milan agencies are more accurate they say.SignorinaFab said:I think she's gorgeous!!!!!!!! Love her! She's so sexy without even trying!
(**only she doesn't seem very tall for a model ... How tall is she?**)
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