Supermodel Nadia Auerman

Model Nadia Auerman has dizzying legs.

Nadia Auerman is one of five famous and legendary supermodels who are said to have “changed the fashion world”.

At one time she was the muse of Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino called her the new Marlene Dietrich. She was photographed by Helmut Newton, Peter Lindbergh, Richard Avedon. She participated in the shows of Versace, Valentino, Prada, Anna Klein. Nadia Auerman shook the world of fashion not only with her legs 112 cm long, which even got into the Guinness Book of Records, but also by the fact that one day she simply took and dyed her platinum blonde, thereby creating a real sensation in the fashion world. It was in 1990 - the very year when she came to conquer Paris.

Biography
Nadia Auerman was born on March 19, 1971 in Berlin. She was offered to become a model at the age of 18 in one of the Berlin cafes - to appear for an advertising catalog of a travel agency. In a cafe, she worked as a waitress. Nadia immediately agreed and tried herself in the modeling business, but on the first attempt she failed to become famous. The attempt was unsuccessful.

Nadia Auerman - height 180cm, weight 55 kg, volumes 91-64-92

The first modeling agency with which she signed a cooperation contract was the Karins agency. Then she collaborated with such modeling agencies as New York-Elite, Paris-Elite, UK-Elite Premier.

Nadia Auerman left the podium in the late 1990s, but in the early 2000s she returned from triumphs - in 2002 she starred in advertising campaigns for brands such as H&M and Wonderbra, posed for the British version of Vogue magazine, and then retired into the shadows again. announcing that he is finally leaving the modeling business. She began acting in films, released her own perfume.

In 2001, Nadia Auerman joined those who oppose the traditional rules of the modeling business, according to the supermodel and already the mother (Nadia has two children - a daughter and a son, she was married twice), girls under 17 have nothing to do on the catwalks - they need go to school. She is also sure that there is no place for too thin models on the catwalks. “It is important to prevent propaganda through lolita fashion, the ideal of beauty that pedophiles worship,” she said. Nadya Auerman is sure of the following - despite the fact that today they condemn the propaganda of excessive thinness among models, the modeling business is still harsh and in the same, for example, Germany, where she comes from, female models are still trying to lose excessive weight to hit the catwalks and magazine covers.

As for the profession of a model in general, Nadia Auerman in one of her interviews noted "being a muse for a photographer is what I love in this profession."

Having retired, Nadia Auerman managed to write a book of her own memoirs, which is called "Nadia". In addition to the memories of the star of the catwalks of the 1990s, the book is also valuable because on its pages you can see many magnificent photographs of the model herself.