Sinead Brady

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Sinead Brady
Born	Sinead Brady 1988 Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Modeling information
Height	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Hair color	Dark Brown
Eye color	Hazel
Measurements	34-24.5-34.5
Dress size	2
Manager	Sutherland Models

Sinead Brady (born in Chatham, Ontario) is a Canadian fashion model. She was the runner-up of the second cycle of Canada's Next Top Model.

Early life

Born and raised in Chatham, Ontario, Sinead worked at a video store before the show and is now a psychology research student at the University of Toronto. She also acted in the 10th anniversary of the Vagina Monologues in Toronto, and she performed a piece entitled Baghdad.

Canada's Next Top Model

During the whole competition, Sinead never appeared in bottom two and had the most collective first call-outs, three times. Sinead's makeover during the cycle was a fuzzy buzz-cut haircut inspired by Natalie Portman's hairdo in V for Vendetta. The haircut inspired her to donate her hair to children with cancer, therefore winning the challenge. She made it into the final two with fellow contestant Rebecca Hardy. Despite performing well, the judges believed Hardy would take fashion to the next level instead of Sinead. Hardy was announced as the winner, leaving Sinead as the runner-up.

Modeling career

Sinead is signed to Sutherland Models in Toronto, Ontario.

Print Work

Sinead appeared on the cover of Canadian magazine Wedding Bells.

External links

Sinead Brady at the Fashion Model Directory
Sinead Brady at the Internet Movie Database

v t e Canada's Next Top Model

Judges and personnel	Tricia Helfer Stacey McKenzie Paul Venoit Jay Manuel Jeanne Beker Paul Alexander Yasmin Warsame Mike Ruiz Nolé Marin

Cycles and winners	1: Andrea Muizelaar 2: Rebecca Hardy 3: Meaghan Waller

List of contestants

Persondata
Name	Brady, Sinead
Alternative names
Short description	Canadian model
Date of birth	1988
Place of birth	Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Date of death
Place of death

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