Amanda Ware (born 1 June 1992) is an Australian model, best known for being the winner of cycle 6 of Australia's Next Top Model.

Career

As winner of Australia's Next Top Model, Cycle 6, Ware was due to appear on the cover of Harper's Bazaar Australia, but the magazine editor decided to publish half the November issue with Ware and half with the runner-up, Kelsey Martinovich, who was incorrectly announced as the winner by host Sarah Murdoch. During the course of the show Ware won a campaign with Bonds as well as a campaign with Levi's that was included in her prize. In 2010 she signed a three-year contract with Elite Model Management in New York City after a successful one week visit. In August 2011 Ware ended her contract with Elite and signed with S Models.

Amanda Ware

For her runway debut at New York Fashion Week Fall 2011, Ware walked for a total of 6 shows that included Phillip Lim, L'Wren Scott, and Chado Ralph Rucci.

Amanda Ware

In her first full season, Ware walked for a total of 17 shows. At New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, she walked for BCBG by Max Azria, Carlos Miele, Hervé Léger, Monique Lhuillier, L'Wren Scott and Ruffian. At London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, she walked at Antonio Berardi, Clements Ribeiro, Nicole Farhi, Marios Schwab and Pringle of Scotland. At Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, she walked at Luis Buchinho, Lie Sang Bong, Andrew Gn, Kenzo, Leonard and Atsuro Tayama.

Amanda Ware

Early life

Ware was Captain of Miami State High School, and finished year twelve in 2009. She then worked as a waitress in Mermaid Surf Club and studied exercise science and education at Griffith University. Ware's hobbies include pilates, surfing, tennis and touch football.

References

External links

Amanda Ware on Instagram

Amanda Ware at Elite London

Amanda Ware at the Fashion Model Directory

1992 births

Living people

Australian female models

Australia's Next Top Model winners

People from the Gold Coast, Queensland

Griffith University alumni

21st-century Australian women

21st-century Australian people