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Nicole Trunfio
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think she has a cool accent too...sometimes it annoys me though coz for me it sounds very pretentious....almost fake....i dunno..just my opinion
when she was on the Search For A Supermodel - Australian series...she didn't speak with as much of an accent as she does now..actually i dont' remember her having an accent at all??....well besides her aussie accent of course
when she was on the Search For A Supermodel - Australian series...she didn't speak with as much of an accent as she does now..actually i dont' remember her having an accent at all??....well besides her aussie accent of course
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I noticed the other night she seemed to be speaking quite slowly. Maybe that has something to do with it?
I will of course defer to expertise with the aussie accent due to your location.
I don't think Nicole has changed her voice. as it was always quite "affected" even when she was on Search for a Supermodel. maybe it's more pronounced now?
do you think the contests on MMAS even knew who she was?
their reactions didn't suggest that they were overwhelmed by her status.
i mean, don't get me wrong. I love Nicole, and always have since Search for a Supermodel, and i still wish she did high fashion like she did a few years ago.
she is STUNNING.
do you think the contests on MMAS even knew who she was?
their reactions didn't suggest that they were overwhelmed by her status.
i mean, don't get me wrong. I love Nicole, and always have since Search for a Supermodel, and i still wish she did high fashion like she did a few years ago.
she is STUNNING.
Hmm... yeah it didn't seem like they really knew who she was - the reaction they showed was of one of the guy's just exclaiming how "sexy" she is!
i was just having look back at an old FTV clip of Nicole back in 2005
she does have a slight accent on top her aussie accent but she still sound spretty much like and aussie compared to the way she sounds in the US version of MMASM...now she has a slighly more british accent..or something like that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYmkLYhBhkE
she does have a slight accent on top her aussie accent but she still sound spretty much like and aussie compared to the way she sounds in the US version of MMASM...now she has a slighly more british accent..or something like that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYmkLYhBhkE
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Oh Awesome! thanks
I wonder if this means she'll be making a big comeback
I wonder if this means she'll be making a big comeback
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Nicole Trunfio’s New Territories
Nicole Trunfio is a name you might want to jot down. The young, Western Australian beauty has shot with nearly every big photographer and walked in Paris and Milan…though that was a few years back. At the moment, she’s busy becoming a mini-media mogul. She’s one of the stars of Bravo’s current Make Me a Supermodel, has a role as naughty college student in the upcoming film Frost, and is at work on couple of fashion lines as well as her own charity initiative. Very impressive–considering that she’s only 23, and the last time IMG inspired a model to turn to TV, her name was Tyra Banks. Chic Report had a moment with this gal last week.
How did you get involved with Make Me a Supermodel?
Just like any other day, this job was just on my casting sheet and I kind of brushed it off without any expectations. My agent Lisa told me that I had a great audition, but often you get that a lot without really hearing from the company again. But sure, enough two months later I got the call and this wonderful opportunity!
You’re just 23. Did if feel weird to mentor models who in many cases were older than you?
Not at all. I definitely don’t think that I know more than anyone else. But I was lucky to have worked with some of the greatest people in this industry and I was happy to help models out as a mentor to share those experiences. I certainly didn’t want to be a dictator. Some contestants were curious and took it all in, and some honestly just laughed it all off.
When did you discover you’re actually good at giving people advice?
I have a lot of girlfriends and they always come to me for advice, so I’ve had a lot of experience with that. But in general, I would suggest that people in life would go to someone older and wiser for some intelligent advice, not to peers. But I was happy to give a little bit of inspirations with my own humble experiences.
And it be nice to be a voice of reason on the show…
Yes, I would never do a show where I would wake up and camera would be in my face, while I’d be brushing my teeth. It’s nice to be an authority figure and not a victim of the invasion.
What else have you been excited about?
I’ve been working on a charity called Peace for the Stranger. It’s really a new concept of reconnecting people that are in your life already and treating them like complete strangers. In our lives, we tend to quickly label people who are close to us like our mothers, fathers, and siblings and we shut out any possibilities of truly developing a more meaningful relationship between the two people. So, the concept of this cause is simply bringing people together by pretending they’re complete strangers. And my plan is to work with prominent designers and young artists to create t-shirts and works for the organization to put a spotlight on this unusual cause. All the proceeds will go the charity of the choice of the participants. I hate when everyone is just expected to commit to just one. We also hope to have an online forum to document all the experiences. It will be interactive and hopefully it will evolve as we develop it!
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Nicole Trunfio is a name you might want to jot down. The young, Western Australian beauty has shot with nearly every big photographer and walked in Paris and Milan…though that was a few years back. At the moment, she’s busy becoming a mini-media mogul. She’s one of the stars of Bravo’s current Make Me a Supermodel, has a role as naughty college student in the upcoming film Frost, and is at work on couple of fashion lines as well as her own charity initiative. Very impressive–considering that she’s only 23, and the last time IMG inspired a model to turn to TV, her name was Tyra Banks. Chic Report had a moment with this gal last week.
How did you get involved with Make Me a Supermodel?
Just like any other day, this job was just on my casting sheet and I kind of brushed it off without any expectations. My agent Lisa told me that I had a great audition, but often you get that a lot without really hearing from the company again. But sure, enough two months later I got the call and this wonderful opportunity!
You’re just 23. Did if feel weird to mentor models who in many cases were older than you?
Not at all. I definitely don’t think that I know more than anyone else. But I was lucky to have worked with some of the greatest people in this industry and I was happy to help models out as a mentor to share those experiences. I certainly didn’t want to be a dictator. Some contestants were curious and took it all in, and some honestly just laughed it all off.
When did you discover you’re actually good at giving people advice?
I have a lot of girlfriends and they always come to me for advice, so I’ve had a lot of experience with that. But in general, I would suggest that people in life would go to someone older and wiser for some intelligent advice, not to peers. But I was happy to give a little bit of inspirations with my own humble experiences.
And it be nice to be a voice of reason on the show…
Yes, I would never do a show where I would wake up and camera would be in my face, while I’d be brushing my teeth. It’s nice to be an authority figure and not a victim of the invasion.
What else have you been excited about?
I’ve been working on a charity called Peace for the Stranger. It’s really a new concept of reconnecting people that are in your life already and treating them like complete strangers. In our lives, we tend to quickly label people who are close to us like our mothers, fathers, and siblings and we shut out any possibilities of truly developing a more meaningful relationship between the two people. So, the concept of this cause is simply bringing people together by pretending they’re complete strangers. And my plan is to work with prominent designers and young artists to create t-shirts and works for the organization to put a spotlight on this unusual cause. All the proceeds will go the charity of the choice of the participants. I hate when everyone is just expected to commit to just one. We also hope to have an online forum to document all the experiences. It will be interactive and hopefully it will evolve as we develop it!
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