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Interview from Fashionista
MADELINE
What's been your favorite show so far?
"Shipley & Halmos! It was my favorite collection by far. And the stage at Chris Benz was beautiful. Chris is just so great to work with. And he let me put him on my Bebo blog! He's so cute."
Have you met anyone especially cool since you've been here? Been startstruck?
"I saw Susan Sarandon! She's beautiful."
Yeah, she's kind of amazing in person isn't she?
"Totally."
Do you have a lot of model friends?
"A lot of the IMG girls are really close. We all hang out. In Paris, we stay together. The agency's really great about putting us with our friends, which is the best when you're traveling."
Any show in Paris you really want to walk?
"Well, Dior is always the dream. And I almost booked Gareth Pugh last season but it didn't work out. So maybe Paris will be the charm."
How's New York so far?
"Great! I love New York. It's so vivacious, so lively. I can be myself here. It's so much more laid back. I mean in New York, I can wear whatever I want to a casting, no one cares. But in Europe, it's more conservative. What you wear to a casting can actually affect whether or not you're cast."
What's the most frustrating thing about New York?
"The castings are always hard. There are so many places to get to. It's kind of nerve wracking."
But it all turned out well, right? I saw you in a lot of shows!
"Yeah it was great! I think I walked nine shows. I'm really happy with my season. I desperately wanted Obedient Sons, but there's always next time."
Did you go out a lot this season? There were so many after parties!
"No. I don't really love to go out in New York. Unless I'm friends with the designer and then I'll make an effort. I'd rather just hang out with my friends or go shopping. Or lay in the park and read."
Reading anything good right now?
"I'm reading Sibyll. It's about the first documented case of a woman with multiple personalities. She had sixteen and two of them were boys."
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MADELINE
What's been your favorite show so far?
"Shipley & Halmos! It was my favorite collection by far. And the stage at Chris Benz was beautiful. Chris is just so great to work with. And he let me put him on my Bebo blog! He's so cute."
Have you met anyone especially cool since you've been here? Been startstruck?
"I saw Susan Sarandon! She's beautiful."
Yeah, she's kind of amazing in person isn't she?
"Totally."
Do you have a lot of model friends?
"A lot of the IMG girls are really close. We all hang out. In Paris, we stay together. The agency's really great about putting us with our friends, which is the best when you're traveling."
Any show in Paris you really want to walk?
"Well, Dior is always the dream. And I almost booked Gareth Pugh last season but it didn't work out. So maybe Paris will be the charm."
How's New York so far?
"Great! I love New York. It's so vivacious, so lively. I can be myself here. It's so much more laid back. I mean in New York, I can wear whatever I want to a casting, no one cares. But in Europe, it's more conservative. What you wear to a casting can actually affect whether or not you're cast."
What's the most frustrating thing about New York?
"The castings are always hard. There are so many places to get to. It's kind of nerve wracking."
But it all turned out well, right? I saw you in a lot of shows!
"Yeah it was great! I think I walked nine shows. I'm really happy with my season. I desperately wanted Obedient Sons, but there's always next time."
Did you go out a lot this season? There were so many after parties!
"No. I don't really love to go out in New York. Unless I'm friends with the designer and then I'll make an effort. I'd rather just hang out with my friends or go shopping. Or lay in the park and read."
Reading anything good right now?
"I'm reading Sibyll. It's about the first documented case of a woman with multiple personalities. She had sixteen and two of them were boys."
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Story about Madeline in local paper
Source: Pharos Tribune
http://www.pharostribune.com/local/local_story_250233828.html
Local model makes it big
Logansport native starring in Web-based reality series
by Melissa Soria
Pharos-Tribune staff writer
If you open up Vogue magazine, you may see a familiar face in a print ad for a Web-based reality series.
Logansport native Madeline Kragh is appearing in Model.Live, a series co-produced by modeling agency IMG and Vogue magazine.
The show, which can be viewed on Vogue.tv, Veoh.com and hulu.com, features Kragh and two other models while they travel the world pursuing their modeling careers.
Clothing retailer Express is using the show as a campaign for its clothing, which will be provided to the models throughout the show.
Madeline’s dad, Rex Kragh, said a crew is filming the three girls while they travel to New York, London, Milan and Paris — participating in casting calls, fashion weeks and runway shows.
The show, which debuted in late August, includes 12 eight-minute episodes.
In the summer of 2007, Madeline was signed to IMG and since then she’s already traveled the world, working runway shows, posing for international magazines and booking clothing campaigns.
Madeline recently signed up to do a Lee Jeans campaign in Sydney, Australia, where she is living in Bondi Beach, Rex said.
She also had posed for the cover of Australian magazine “Oyster” and did a photo shoot for Dolce and Gabbana in Toyko.
Rex said his daughter traveled around the world during the last 12 months and is getting ready to do it again, this time with a camera crew following her for the reality show.
Local photographer Rich Voorhees took photos of Madeline throughout her youth, starting when Madeline was 5 or 6.
“I photographed her as a little girl and knew she had a look then,” he recalled.
He said Madeline stuck out from the other girls who wanted to pursue modeling.
“When she reached high school, she was wanting to do some unusual things for photography,” he said. “I am always up for the unusual or someone with a willingness and enthusiasm for taking pictures. I have lots of people who want to become models but don’t want to put forth the effort to be different. Some will get little modeling jobs at little or no pay or just for the fun of it. Very few reach Madeline’s position in the modeling world.”
He said he remembers one time Madeline decided to paint herself with white, yellow and red paint in an abstract pattern for a photo.
“If you saw her on the streets of Logan, you would have remembered it,” he said. “She was different. What other high school student is that adventurous?”
He said Madeline was always excited to pose for the camera.
“She came to me and said, ‘I want to do this, or I want to do that,’” Voorhees said. “You have to have that enthusiasm to do this. You’ve got to make yourself stand out. It’s a tough business.”
Bob Brock, principal of Pioneer Junior-Senior High School, remembers Madeline well from when she attended the small county school for part of her senior year. She attended Logansport High School as well, but ended up graduating from a high school in Arizona.
“She always wanted to model, that was her deal,” Brock said. “She was very likable. I’m not sure high school was her thing, I think she was more looking into the future. She had lots of goals and ambitions.”
Brock said Madeline was ready to pursue her career while she was a student in high school.
“She was a very mature, young lady — kind of beyond high school at the time — ready for the open sea,” he said.
Rex said Madeline plans on modeling for the next couple of years.
“Madeline is the type of girl — if she sets her mind to something, it’ll happen,” he said.
The dad said he’s proud of what his daughter has accomplished, and what she will accomplish in the future.
“It’s exciting,” he said. “After this year, she’ll be able to pick and choose more.”
Source: Pharos Tribune
http://www.pharostribune.com/local/local_story_250233828.html
Local model makes it big
Logansport native starring in Web-based reality series
by Melissa Soria
Pharos-Tribune staff writer
If you open up Vogue magazine, you may see a familiar face in a print ad for a Web-based reality series.
Logansport native Madeline Kragh is appearing in Model.Live, a series co-produced by modeling agency IMG and Vogue magazine.
The show, which can be viewed on Vogue.tv, Veoh.com and hulu.com, features Kragh and two other models while they travel the world pursuing their modeling careers.
Clothing retailer Express is using the show as a campaign for its clothing, which will be provided to the models throughout the show.
Madeline’s dad, Rex Kragh, said a crew is filming the three girls while they travel to New York, London, Milan and Paris — participating in casting calls, fashion weeks and runway shows.
The show, which debuted in late August, includes 12 eight-minute episodes.
In the summer of 2007, Madeline was signed to IMG and since then she’s already traveled the world, working runway shows, posing for international magazines and booking clothing campaigns.
Madeline recently signed up to do a Lee Jeans campaign in Sydney, Australia, where she is living in Bondi Beach, Rex said.
She also had posed for the cover of Australian magazine “Oyster” and did a photo shoot for Dolce and Gabbana in Toyko.
Rex said his daughter traveled around the world during the last 12 months and is getting ready to do it again, this time with a camera crew following her for the reality show.
Local photographer Rich Voorhees took photos of Madeline throughout her youth, starting when Madeline was 5 or 6.
“I photographed her as a little girl and knew she had a look then,” he recalled.
He said Madeline stuck out from the other girls who wanted to pursue modeling.
“When she reached high school, she was wanting to do some unusual things for photography,” he said. “I am always up for the unusual or someone with a willingness and enthusiasm for taking pictures. I have lots of people who want to become models but don’t want to put forth the effort to be different. Some will get little modeling jobs at little or no pay or just for the fun of it. Very few reach Madeline’s position in the modeling world.”
He said he remembers one time Madeline decided to paint herself with white, yellow and red paint in an abstract pattern for a photo.
“If you saw her on the streets of Logan, you would have remembered it,” he said. “She was different. What other high school student is that adventurous?”
He said Madeline was always excited to pose for the camera.
“She came to me and said, ‘I want to do this, or I want to do that,’” Voorhees said. “You have to have that enthusiasm to do this. You’ve got to make yourself stand out. It’s a tough business.”
Bob Brock, principal of Pioneer Junior-Senior High School, remembers Madeline well from when she attended the small county school for part of her senior year. She attended Logansport High School as well, but ended up graduating from a high school in Arizona.
“She always wanted to model, that was her deal,” Brock said. “She was very likable. I’m not sure high school was her thing, I think she was more looking into the future. She had lots of goals and ambitions.”
Brock said Madeline was ready to pursue her career while she was a student in high school.
“She was a very mature, young lady — kind of beyond high school at the time — ready for the open sea,” he said.
Rex said Madeline plans on modeling for the next couple of years.
“Madeline is the type of girl — if she sets her mind to something, it’ll happen,” he said.
The dad said he’s proud of what his daughter has accomplished, and what she will accomplish in the future.
“It’s exciting,” he said. “After this year, she’ll be able to pick and choose more.”
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'Supernova', photographed by Harold David. From YEN magazine, issue #34 (Australia). This magazine is a few months old now, but I noticed her in it today. Also featuring Alina L (Chic) and Sharan Bala (Priscillas). Sadly, Madeline only made it into 2 of the final 10 shots.
some pictures I found today
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And another one. She looks really great in this picture 
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hmm i like some pics of her cos they look funky n that last one posted reminds me of agyness so much... but there's something bout her that i don't like. maybe the eyes (they look cold) or nose or mouth
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Here she is in Sydney yesterday at the David Jones casting call
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An ad campaign for M! 
It's nice to see her get work.
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some work! this will probably be featured on season two of MODEL.LIVE. (if they use the same people)Similar Threads
