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  My Fashion Life - Found Oct. 26, 2009 ... some of the world?s most famous models including Daisy Lowe, Alexandra Tomlinson and Lydia Hearst, Aldridge?s inspired Lavazza calendar...

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  My Fashion Life - Found Oct. 22, 2009 ... photographer Miles Aldridge, and features seven images of some of the world?s most well-known models including Lydia Hearst and Daisy Lowe .

• Socialites Behaving Badly

  Vanity Fair - Found Oct. 21, 2009 Awards, on February 28, 2004. ? William Randolph Hearst?s granddaughter Patty Hearst (mother of socialite Lydia Hearst) was kidnapped at...

• They Bring Out the Color of Her Money [Open Caption]

  Gawker - Found Oct. 16, 2009 [ Socialite Lydia Hearst walks the street in SoHo yesterday in some very green heels. Image via INF ]

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  Rogue's Lifestyle Blog - Fashion Trends, Society, Culture - Found Oct. 16, 2009 Lingerie Spring 2010 collection look book Natasha Poly naked in Muse number 19 Fall 2009 (NSFW) Lydia Hearst in A Perfect Guide 2009...

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Lydia Hearst
Hearst-Shaw in June 2009
Date of birth	September 19, 1984 (1984-09-19) (age 25)
Place of birth	Wilton, Connecticut
Agency	Factory, NYC & Europe (personal manager) D Management, Milan

Lydia Marie Hearst-Shaw (born September 19, 1984) is an American actress, fashion model, columnist, socialite and heiress to the publishing fortune established by her maternal great-grandfather William Randolph Hearst.¹ The 2007 Michael Awards recognized her as their Model of the Year.² Lydia was also given the award of the Best International Supermodel in Madrid on the 12th of November 2008.³

Contents 1 Career 1.1 Modeling 1.2 Journalism 1.3 Acting 2 Biography 3 References 4 External links

Career

Modeling

Hearst has modeled for magazines such as Vogue and fashion designers like Puma and appeared in Puma's French 77 collection. In 2008 she posed in a range of retro-style satin and silk lingerie for Myla's autumn and winter collection ⁴. She also appeared topless in the May 2009 issue of GQ Italia.⁵

Journalism

Lydia was a columnist for Page Six Magazine, which comes in the Sunday edition of the New York Post, and she appeared on the cover of the Sept. 30, 2007, issue of the magazine.

Acting

Lydia appeared in the CW hit show Gossip Girl as Lily van der Woodsen's posh interior decorator Amelia on the May 19th season 1 finale. Lydia was also feature in Tara Subkoff’s short fashion film for BeBe in 2008 as a paparazzi stalked starlet. <refname="papermag">Rebecca Suhrawardi Austin (11 April 2009). "About Last Night... Tara Subkoff's Bebe Film Screens at Norwood". http://www.papermag.com/blogs/2008/09/about_last_night_tara_subkoffs.php.  In 2009 Lydia starred in an independent film entitled The Last International Playboy written and directed by Steve Clark (May,2009). <refname="InternationalPlayboy">"The Last International Playboy". http://www.thelastinternationalplayboy.com/.  Lydia also appeared in Miles Fisher's 2009 music video "This Must Be The Place". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G29d6RDSK1c. 

Biography

A daughter of kidnapping victim and publishing heiress Patricia Campbell Hearst and Bernard Shaw, she was born and raised in Wilton, Connecticut. Her father, who was her mother's bodyguard before the couple's marriage, is now the head of security for the Hearst Corporation.¹.

She briefly attended the Lawrenceville School.¹ Since graduating from Wilton High School she attended Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut where she majored in communications and technology before being discovered by fashion photographer Steven Meisel. Her first modeling assignment was for the cover of the Italian edition of Vogue.¹

Her professional name is Hearst, rather than Hearst-Shaw, which is on her birth certificate.¹

After shooting for Puma's French 77 collection for a limited edition book called "The Last Playboys Wear Puma" Lydia teamed up in a creative partnership between Puma and Heatherette to design a high-end limited edition handbag. She has continued her partnership with Puma and is set to release a New Holiday Collection and a line of athletic gear. ⁶

References

External links

• Lydia Hearst Official Website
• Lydia Hearst Official Facebook
• Lydia Hearst Profile
• Lydia Hearst interview on LX.TV
• New York Magazine profile
• Lydia Hearst at Anthem Online
• Lydia Hearst-Shaw at the Internet Movie Database
• Lydia Hearst at Fashion Model Directory
• Lydia Hearst column in Page Six Magazine
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