Alice Dellal

Alice Dellal was born in Brazil in 1987 to mother Andrea Dellal and father Guy Dellal -- Andrea was a successful Brazilian model and Guy was the son of property magnate, Jack Dellal.

In 2006, photographer Will Whipple, who photographed Alice Dellal, only 18 at the time, in what he called a "contrast shoot,” an alluring mix of color shades and risqué outfits that Alice Dellal wore well. Between Will Whipple's shoot and her signing with Select Model Management, Alice Dellal was already a few steps closer to making it as a model.

2006 would also mark Alice Dellal's biggest early breaks in print. Burberry, known for its line of male and female accessories, signed Alice Dellal as a model for its Autumn 2006 campaign. Soon after, Alice Dellal joined Pussy Glamore to pose front and center for its racy lingerie line.

Alice Dellal continued to leap forward in her pursuit of greater modeling success. She got her first taste of runway modeling by appearing at the Fashion East show for House of Holland. She also posed for Dazed & Confused, which led to a film appearance in a behind-the-scenes fashion exposé by one of their photographers. In one of her most acclaimed 2007 spots, Alice Dellal was made up to resemble Jerry Hall in a well-received photo shoot for Vogue Paris.

In 2008, Alice Dellal made headlines again after she allegedly was chosen to replace Kate Moss as the face and body of Agent Provocateur's ritzy lingerie line.