Lisa D'Amato

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Lisa D'Amato

Lisa having fun in America's Next Top Model (2005).
Birth name Lisa Marie D'Amato
Born January 1, 1981
Flag of United States Los Angeles, California, USA
Other name(s) Lisa D'Amato
Notable roles America's Next Top Model, Cycle 5 Contestant

Lisa Marie D'Amato (born January 1, 1981) is an American fashion model from Los Angeles, California [1]. She was a contestant on the 5th cycle of the UPN reality TV series America's Next Top Model.

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[edit] Biography

When Lisa joined the America's Next Top model she was the 24-year-old wardrobe stylist from Los Angeles.

[edit] America's Next Top Model

In the show, she was remembered as the girl with the most outrageous personality. Lisa was shown by cameras to be a heavy drinker, and performed several funny things, including talking to a shrub she named "Cousin It" and urinating in an adult diaper in front of the other contestants.

She was considered the front-runner on this season's America's Next Top Model until she was eliminated [2]

The Top Model judges eliminated D'Amato seventh for being too lively and too old as well, although her pictures and personality had always been considered some of the strongest of the other contestants.[citation needed]

D'Amato also won an award from "The Reality Remix Really Awards" for "Favorite Altered State". [3]

[edit] Modeling career

Since America's Next Top Model, D'Amato signed with L.A models and L.A Talent. D'Amato has starred in an ad campaign for Black Chandelier, designed by Jared Gold [4], She has modeled for Shoshanna Lonstein [5], DaftBird [6], Ford Fusion, Clementyne, Lip Service, ELLEgirl Magazine, Lemonade magazine, and Permission Magazine, appearing on its cover in October 2006[7]. Her runway shows include Elate "Celebrity" Fashion Show 2006, Alice & Olivia Fall 2006 and Jared Gold's Black Chandelier Runway Show.[8]. D'Amato has appeared in two Old Navy commercials.

[edit] Romantic life

Lisa reportedly started dating British singer Robbie Williams in October 2006 after meeting at a Hollywood party[9].

[edit] TV appearances

[edit] References

  1. ^ Lisa D'Amato information. tv.com (2005).
  2. ^ Tara Merrin - Calgary Sun (2005). Lisa D'Amato dressed for success. jam.canoe.ca. Retrieved on November 21, 2005.
  3. ^ Fox Reality (2006). Fox Reality's First Annual The Reality Remix Really Awards Celebrated What Reality TV is Really All About. biz.yahoo.com. Retrieved on November 1, 2006.
  4. ^ Lisa D'Amato's photoshoot. blackchandelier.com (2006).
  5. ^ Lisa D'Amato picture. wireimage.com (2002). Retrieved on June 21, 2002.
  6. ^ DaftBird.com. daftbird.com (2006).
  7. ^ Permission Magazine. permission3000.com (2006).
  8. ^ Alicia & Olivia Fall 2006. nymag.com (2006).
  9. ^ Singing star Robbie Williams finds a new love. chinadaily.com (2006).

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America's Next Top Model
Judges and personnel
Janice Dickinson | Twiggy | Tyra Banks | Nigel Barker | J. Alexander | Jay Manuel | Beau Quillian
Cycles and winners

Please see individual cycle articles for additional contestants
1: Adrianne Curry | 2: Yoanna House | 3: Eva Pigford | 4: Naima Mora
5: Nicole Linkletter | 6: Danielle Evans | 7: CariDee English | 8: To be announced
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