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dailytelegraph.com.auSEAFOLLY campaign
THREE years ago, Samantha Harris was a shy model from Tweed Heads struggling to find her feet in front of the camera.
Now, the beautiful 19-year-old has been chosen as the 2010 face of Australia's biggest-selling swimwear label, Seafolly.
Showing off her toned curves in an itsy-bitsy, red, polka-dot bikini for the label's summer campaign, Harris posed for this stunning image on Dunk Island last week.
"I was a bit nervous at the start because I'd never shot swimwear before; but after a while, I felt really comfortable and had a great time," she said.
Harris's profile has skyrocketed since she graced the cover of the latest Vogue Australia magazine early last month.
She also walked in 18 shows at Rosemount Australian Fashion Week and will appear in Vogue Australia's August issue, before heading to the US in September for New York Fashion Week.
Harris joins a host of big names to have worked for Seafolly, including Miranda Kerr, Alyssa Sutherland and Catherine McNeil.
Seafolly chief executive Anthony Halas said Harris's appointment was in no way a response to model Jessica Hart's recent signing as the face of Myer and Seafolly's presence at Myer and David Jones stores.
"It's purely just what was best for our brand," he said.Harris will join Hart in Seafolly's campaign launch next month.
"This is her first signing as a brand ambassador," Mr Halas said. "'She's still shy, which is so nice ... but she's also a fully professional model."
you can read the full article/interview here: thenational.aeRole model: Samantha Harris, Aboriginal superstar
In an industry where indigenous women are largely invisible, Harris is a rising star. “She has got a quiet elegance that sets her apart; she’s top drawer,” says Vogue Australia's editor, Kirstie Clements.
A shy and softly spoken 19-year- old, Harris is still pinching herself. “I was at Sydney Harbour the other day and some teenage girls looked at me from about 200 metres away and they started running towards me; they recognised me and wanted my autograph. It was hard to believe,” she says. (more)
She looks amazing, especially in the third one.
But I know what you mean. I think she has been in her own little bubble for a while now, but I bet she'll really blossom when she finally goes international. Up to this point I've never seen her in any editorial or other work that could actually challenge her or that really asked anything of her as a model.