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Get daily updates directly to your inbox+ SubscribeThank you for subscribing!Could not subscribe,gold love bangle, try again laterInvalid EmailTWO years ago school bullies were calling Amanda Hendrick an "ugly model".Now the 17 year old from Airdrie has been singled out for stardom by fashion giants Dior.Her rise to the giddy heights of international modelling has been nothing short of meteoric.One moment Amanda was an ordinary Lanarkshire schoolgirl. Then aphotographer spotted her walking through Glasgow Central Station.Weeks later she was working for the city's Model Team and offers were flying in. Within months she was gracing the catwalks of Milan. This weekend she flies back to the fashion capital of Italy for fittings with Dior.The 5ft 10in Lanarkshire lass was one of a handful of girls chosen at a casting for the legendary design house.Dior bosses picked her out after spotting her picture on the Model Team's website.Amanda has also been in demand for photoshoots, including one for Glamour magazine in which she wore aValentino dress and Cartier jewellery.And she has had to turn down requests from designers in Japan because she is too busy.But despite everything,cartier love bracelet vintage, Amanda still can't decide if she wants the highflying model lifestyle or just to got to college and "get a wee job somewhere".She said: "I am really proud of what I have achieved and it has been fantastic to go to Milan."It is just I am not certain modelling is what I really want to do."Don't get me wrong. Model Team have been such a huge help and encouragement to me and I am really delighted and surprised that a fashion house like Dior is interested."But I still do sometimes think that I would be better off going to college and just getting a wee job somewhere."A lot of people don't believe this but modelling can be really hard work."In Milan I would spend about 10 hours a day just running from casting to casting without getting a break."Then sometimes when you get there you have to wait hours just to spend a couple of minutes getting your picture taken."Some of the girls in modelling can be real bitches and there is also pressure about what you eat."I remember going to one casting where a girl fainted through lack of food. Another girl I lived with out there for a while obsessed about food all the time."I'm just not like that. I try to eat healthily but if I want ice cream I am going to have it."But Amanda admits it wasn't all work and no play."It was great fun as well,cartier love bracelet rose gold diamonds," she confessed. "The nightclubs are desperate to get all the models into their premises so they send cars to pick you up, take you out for dinner where everything you can eat or drink is free, then take you to the club and drop you off home at the end of the night."It was quite amazing."Amanda's model potential was first spotted when she entered a modelling competition for the teenage version of Elle magazine when she was 14.
Get daily updates directly to your inbox+ SubscribeThank you for subscribing!Could not subscribe,gold love bangle, try again laterInvalid EmailTWO years ago school bullies were calling Amanda Hendrick an "ugly model".Now the 17 year old from Airdrie has been singled out for stardom by fashion giants Dior.Her rise to the giddy heights of international modelling has been nothing short of meteoric.One moment Amanda was an ordinary Lanarkshire schoolgirl. Then aphotographer spotted her walking through Glasgow Central Station.Weeks later she was working for the city's Model Team and offers were flying in. Within months she was gracing the catwalks of Milan. This weekend she flies back to the fashion capital of Italy for fittings with Dior.The 5ft 10in Lanarkshire lass was one of a handful of girls chosen at a casting for the legendary design house.Dior bosses picked her out after spotting her picture on the Model Team's website.Amanda has also been in demand for photoshoots, including one for Glamour magazine in which she wore aValentino dress and Cartier jewellery.And she has had to turn down requests from designers in Japan because she is too busy.But despite everything,cartier love bracelet vintage, Amanda still can't decide if she wants the highflying model lifestyle or just to got to college and "get a wee job somewhere".She said: "I am really proud of what I have achieved and it has been fantastic to go to Milan."It is just I am not certain modelling is what I really want to do."Don't get me wrong. Model Team have been such a huge help and encouragement to me and I am really delighted and surprised that a fashion house like Dior is interested."But I still do sometimes think that I would be better off going to college and just getting a wee job somewhere."A lot of people don't believe this but modelling can be really hard work."In Milan I would spend about 10 hours a day just running from casting to casting without getting a break."Then sometimes when you get there you have to wait hours just to spend a couple of minutes getting your picture taken."Some of the girls in modelling can be real bitches and there is also pressure about what you eat."I remember going to one casting where a girl fainted through lack of food. Another girl I lived with out there for a while obsessed about food all the time."I'm just not like that. I try to eat healthily but if I want ice cream I am going to have it."But Amanda admits it wasn't all work and no play."It was great fun as well,cartier love bracelet rose gold diamonds," she confessed. "The nightclubs are desperate to get all the models into their premises so they send cars to pick you up, take you out for dinner where everything you can eat or drink is free, then take you to the club and drop you off home at the end of the night."It was quite amazing."Amanda's model potential was first spotted when she entered a modelling competition for the teenage version of Elle magazine when she was 14.
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