Stephanie Seymour

Model and actress in various campaigns

Stephanie Seymour - Model and actress in various campaigns
Born

July 23rd, 1968
57 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Started a modeling career in the late 1980s, gaining prominence through work with high-profile fashion brands. Appeared in numerous magazine covers, including Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. Transitioned into acting with roles in shows and films, particularly remembered for appearances in 'Evening Shade' and 'The Last Great Ride'. Became a significant figure in popular culture during the 1990s, often associated with the fashion industry and the modeling world.

Featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

Appeared in 'Evening Shade' and 'The Last Great Ride'

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