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Occupation
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Model
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Birth Date
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September 30, 1984
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Hometown
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Brady, TX
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Contact Info
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Megan Ewing
One Mockingbird Plaza
1420 W. Mockingbirg Ln
Suite 280
Dallas, TX 75247
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Megan Ewing
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Megan Christine Ewing (born September 30, 1984 in Abilene, Texas) is a fashion model. Her hazel eyes, freckled skin, gapped teeth and unique beauty has won her campaigns from such companies as Abercrombie & Fitch and La Perla, though she is best known as a Guess? model. She took a sabbatical from modeling after the birth of her son and may be returning later in 2006.
Megan Ewing is the middle child of three, the sole daughter of Albert Robert Ewing and Celia Perez. She is of German and Mexican descent. Before her forays into fashion, Megan went to grade school in her hometown of Brady, Texas, a city of 5,000. A tall (5'9") brunette, Megan got her start in the world of modeling when she answered a newspaper ad for a model search in San Angelo, Texas. Her entry was complete when she was discovered at a Model Search America convention in Dallas. Initially signed by her mother agency Clipse Management, she moved on to Marilyn Agency in New York shortly after.
Megan's career began with a campaign for Abercrombie & Fitch and print work for magazines, including Spanish Vogue, Votre Beaute, and Harper's Bazaar. Her star went on a meteoric rise when she followed in the footsteps of Laetitia Casta, Claudia Schiffer, and Adriana Lima by becoming a Guess? girl in the spring of 2001. With Adriana and future The O.C. star Chris Carmack, the Wailea campaign launched Megan into the big time. After several seasonal campaigns for Paul Marciano and Co. over two years, Megan took a short sabbatical from modeling in the United States, stopped being represented by Clipse Agency and appeared in several catalogs in Europe. In 2004, she rejoined Marilyn Agency, appeared in Glamour magazine and modeled for the Newport News catalog for a short period in the fall. |
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