Last Updated on 19 March 2024 by Erotica Pleasure
Madison Hope Headrick is an American fashion model and media personality. She is famous for her modeling projects with international designers and Instagram posts.
Years active: 2009-present
Born age: December 5, 1993, 30 years old and 4 months, Charleston, North Carolina, U.S.
Sun Sign: Sagittarius
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Green
Height: 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Measurements: 32-24-35 in / 81-61-89 cm
Bra size: 33B US / 75A EU
Madison Headrick with Leonardo DiCaprio parties (ST.BARTS, FRANCE)
model Madison Headrick
Madison Headrick model
Kelly Gale enjoys a steamy sauna with model Madison Headrick
Madison Headrick on Leonardo DiCaprio Yacht in St Barts
model Madison Headrick on Leonardo DiCaprio Yacht in St Barts
Early life and career
Parents
Shauna Sand
Lorenzo Lamas
Relatives
Isabella Lamas(Sibling)
Fernando Lamas(Grandparent)
Alexandra Lamas(Sibling)
Arlene Dahl(Grandparent)
Paton Ashbrook(Half Sibling)
A.J. Lamas(Half Sibling)
Headrick was born in North Carolina, and lived primarily in Charleston, South Carolina. She graduated early before becoming a model at 16.
Headrick debuted as a Prada exclusive, including the campaign shot by Steven Meisel. Headrick has also done campaigns for Calvin Klein.
She has appeared in advertisements for Polo Ralph Lauren, Vera Wang, Max Mara, Rag & Bone, Zuhair Murad, Hugo Boss, Acne Studios, Balmain, and Neiman Marcus. Headrick has appeared in Vogue Paris (as well as on the May 2019 supplement cover), Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue Latin America, Vogue Spain, Playboy and Issue.
News:
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Madison Headrick, was seen on a luxury yacht in St.Barts at Leonardo DiCaprio’s lavish getaway.
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ST.BARTS, FRANCE: Leonardo DiCaprio kicked off his new year on a superyacht with two sassy models, in St.Bart amid his latest fling with actress Victoria Lamas.
Among them, Madison Headrick was seen aboard the luxury yacht with the 48-year-old actor.
However, the 30 years old and 4 months Victoria Lamas checks DiCaprio’s boxes as he has gained the reputation of not dating women older than 25. This comes months after the actor was seen with Gigi Hadid at a party.
She is also the founder and CEO of ‘care.e.on’, a skincare brand.
The model also runs a YouTube channel featuring her skincare routine, makeovers, workout, and fitness methods.
At the star’s lavish getaway in St.Barts, Headrick who is engaged to DiCaprio’s friend Joe Nahmad was seen accessorized with gold jewelry and wore a skimpy bikini, layered with a yellow blouse.
On the vessel, she was joined by actress Ella Balinska who wore a white and pink bikini. Opting for a no-make-up look, the model swept back her dark blonde locks into a sleek bun.
Facts
When Madison Headrick arrived in New York this past February after signing with Marilyn, the plan was to, in her words, “do a boot camp — learn what castings are, take some walking classes, [take] me shopping, [study] models and designers and photographers … just learn the basics.” We all know what happens to best-laid plans, and in the 18-year-old’s case, instead of getting a crash course in modeling, she ended up on a plane to Milan, where she walked as an exclusive in the Prada fall 2012 show. Judging by the string of jobs that she’s booked since then — editorials in Numéro, Interview, and British Vogue, look books for Altuzarra and Donna Karan, not to mention the Prada fall ad campaign — she’s a fast learner. Upon returning from a work trip to Paris and Berlin, the striking Southern belle stopped by our offices to talk about navigating Parisian patisseries while on a diet, having Lindsey Wixson as a tour guide, and explaining to her friends back home that wearing combat boots does not mean she’s depressed.
Tell us a little about your childhood.
I was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, and I moved around a lot for my dad’s job — I’ve lived in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. My family is very Southern, very down-to-earth. I was really into sports as a kid, I played everything under the moon: soccer, basketball … but my favorite was probably competitive cheerleading.
How did you get discovered?
I was scouted by Tony Perkins — he approached me, we talked about it, and I ended up signing with Vision in L.A. when I was 16. But I didn’t really work because I was still in high school. My dad sat me down one day and said, “If you’re serious about modeling, you have to prove it to me. You can graduate early if you finish your courses in double time, and we’ll be totally supportive. But you’ve got to finish school first.” So I promised my dad that I would finish school and go to college. I studied really hard and graduated a semester early, the last week of January. Then I came to New York and signed with Marilyn. It was so weird — literally, I was sitting in a desk at school, and four days later I was in New York shooting.
What was it like having Prada be your first runway show?
A lot of girls said, “Whatever you do, don’t get your hopes up because nothing is for sure. You aren’t confirmed until your foot hits the stage.” So I was nervous. We were standing in line and one of my friends, Iris [van Berne], was standing behind me and she put her hand on my shoulder to tell me good luck but I thought it was someone telling me, “Sorry …” I turned around and freaked out, screaming, “Nooo!”
Not only did you walk the show, but you landed the Meisel-photographed ad campaign.
I didn’t know what to expect — I heard some stories about him — but it’s my favorite shoot by far. When my dad told me that I had to prove to him that this was what I wanted to do, he said, “I want you to study this career as another subject of school.” And I studied! In my bedroom I had a wall for photographers, a wall for designers, and a wall for models. And Steven Meisel was always the top. I thought, if I can get that, I can just pat myself on the shoulder.
Who else was on your wall?
It’s kind of weird because I’ve worked with her, but my all-time favorite model since I was 16 is Constance Jablonski. For designers, definitely Prada, definitely Calvin Klein — that’s always been my favorite, just because they’re very American and I just see myself more as a Calvin girl. When I was at Prada I felt like I didn’t fit in. I looked nothing like those girls — they’re all European — so I wondered, why me? I’ve heard a lot of people saying, “You don’t look like a Prada girl.”
Does your background influence the way you approach modeling?
I definitely approach it differently than most girls. School is really important to me, [so is] staying close to my family. I think the reason I’ve done what I’ve done is because I have a really strong support system at home. I have annual father-daughter business meetings. [My dad] always said you have to be a businesswoman first, model second. You have to know your stuff. I still applied to colleges — I have my acceptance letters, so I have a plan B. I have this right now, and if anything happens I can always fall back. I promised him I’m going to college no matter what — even if I’m 40!
You recently tweeted a photo of you and Lindsey Wixson on a Ferris wheel in Paris. Do the American girls stick together?
It was our first time hanging out! It was my first time traveling outside of the country alone and the first couple of days I was super lonely. My booker said, “Lindsey’s in Paris, y’all should meet up.” So we did. There was a pop-up carnival so we rode the Ferris wheel, went to a haunted house, just cheesy stuff. She took me to a restaurant and it was really, really cool. It was my first real French food! It’s just weird how our paths crossed; she signed with Vision the same week I did, then we both signed with Marilyn, we’ve both done Prada, so it’s interesting how our careers are kind of similar in the beginning.
Besides solo travel, any other big changes since you started modeling full-time?
The one thing I had to get used to is dressing myself. [Laughs] My agency was like, “Your flare jeans and your rainbows aren’t that cool.” I never really cared about what I looked like, and everyone just wears jeans and a T-shirt and flip-flops [in Charleston]. So when I came to New York, I really didn’t know my style. But they helped me, they took me shopping. It’s funny because I really like my combat boots and when I went home [my friends] wondered, “Is she depressed? Is she emo? Is she weird? She changed.” So now I have my Charleston clothes and I have my New York clothes.
Let’s talk more favorites. What about …
Music?
If I’m at a shoot, I love Rihanna. But I also like The Fray, John Mayer, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Movies?
Probably Bridesmaids right now. I love stupid humor movies — I just saw Ted and loved it, I love The Hangover.
Books?
I like anything by Jodi Picoult. I’m reading Nineteen Minutes right now.
Food?
It’s so hard being on a diet and having favorite foods! I’m on this new diet called New Lifestyle Diet. It’s cool because you eat every two hours; it teaches you to have small little portions instead of eating big meals. I’m a fruit freak — I could literally sit down and eat an entire watermelon. I’m a sucker for pastries, I like croissants, muffins, and bagels. Paris was pure torture, eating the diet shakes and salads [when] there are pastries everywhere!
Trivia
Daughter of Lorenzo Lamas and Shauna Sand.
Middle sister of Alexandra Lamas and Isabella Lamas.
Younger stepsister of A.J. Lamas, Shayne Lamas and Paton Ashbrook.
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