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Sarah Elizabeth Stephens (born 7 June 1990) is an Australian model and actress, best known for winning ''
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'' magazine's Model Search 2006 and walking in the 2008
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Fashion Show at the age of 18.


Early life

Sarah Stephens was born in
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, England. Her parents are Australian and she has three younger brothers. She grew up in Sydney and attended
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. She played the bass clarinet in the school band.


Career

In 2006, at the age of 16, Stephens won the nationwide ''Girlfriend'' Magazine Model search. As the winner of ''Girlfriend'' magazine's Model Search, Stephens won a two-year contract with Chic Model Management and was later signed by Next Model Management in New York and Paris. Stephens has been on the covers of many magazines including ''
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'' Australia, ''
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'' magazine, ''Madison'', '' GQ'', French Revue de Modes, and ''Eurowoman''. She has been featured in editorial spreads in Italian, Russian, Japanese, and Australian editions of ''
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'', as well as ''
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'' France, ''Numéro'' Tokyo, ''
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'', ''Madison'', Italian ''Amica'', ''10'' magazine (UK), ''Above'' magazine (UK), ''Lula'' (UK), ''Muse'' (UK), '' Vs.'' magazine, ''
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'' (Australia), ''Harper's Bazaar'' (en Español), ''
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'' magazine, ''Karen'' magazine, ''Oyster'' magazine and ''Vogue Gioiello'' (Italy). Stephens has also been featured in global advertising campaigns for
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, Benetton, Diesel,
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, NastyGal,
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, Minelli (France), Dynamite and Kensie, and the lingerie brands;
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, Lasenza, Agent Provocateur, and Myla. Her Australian campaign portfolio includes David Jones,
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, Metalicus, Review Australia, Calibre menswear,
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. She walked 18 shows at her debut
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in 2007. In early 2008, she met with photographer Ellen von Unwerth in Paris who shot her for editorial spreads in Russian ''Vogue'', ''Above'' magazine and ''Mixte'' magazine. Ellen von Unwerth also shot her in 2009 for Italian Vogue and again in 2010 for Vs magazine. During a visit to New York in June 2008 she met with photographer
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who shot editorials with Stephens for ''Numéro'' (France), ''Numéro Homme'', and Italian ''Vogue''. She was shot by David Sims for United Colours of Benetton's Fall/Winter 2009/2010 campaign and in 2010 she was shot by Guy Aroch for the inaugural edition of 'Untitled Project'. She has walked at several resort shows in New York including Gucci and Lanvin. She walked 14 shows at her debut New York Fashion Week in September 2008, including Jason Wu, Halston. J. Mendel and Tuleh but she is best known in the US for walking in the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Miami in 2008 a few months after her 18th birthday. Stephens was the youngest model to walk in that show. She is best known in Europe as the face of the
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fragrance, "Love of Pink". She has a role in the movie '' Solitary Man'' with
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. In 2011, she was signed as a face of the Australian swimwear label
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. In 2015, she played the young witch in the horror film ''
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''. In 2017 she starred in music video "The Other" by New York-based singer
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. She posed nude for ''
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'' in the July/August issue for 2018.


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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Stephens, Sarah 1990 births Australian expatriates in England Australian female models Models from Sydney Living people English people of Australian descent