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Rebecca
attended UC Santa Cruz and as a struggling student, she decided
to sign up with a San Francisco modeling agency to help pay
her bills. In a mere two months, Rebecca made the move from
college student to glamorous runway model. In no time, she
had contracts with major league fashion houses such as Christian
Dior and Escada.
Rebecca was featured
in the 1996 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition and in People
magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" for 1997. |
She has practically become
a staple in Sports Illustrated, and in 1999, she graced the cover
of the magazine with a painted-on swimsuit.
Rebecca has always stood
out from the other models, since she sports a more full, curvaceous
body. She has been on numerous magazine covers and became one of
the beautiful women to grace the pages of the much loved Victoria's
Secret catalogues. Rebecca also became the fantasy girl in Miller
Light's advertising campaign, and can also be seen showing off her
milk mustache in a "Got Milk?" advertisement, a campaign
that also stars Tyra Banks and Jennifer Aniston.
Rebecca has had a cameo appearance
in the Austin Powers sequel, "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged
Me". Rebecca also appeared in a costume role in the blockbuster
"X-Men", co-starring Halle Berry and Famke Janssen. In
"X-Men", with her attire mostly made of body paint, her
role was as the mutant Mystique, Rebecca mystified audiences without
even saying a word.
As for her acting career,
Rebecca has appeared in popular sitcoms such as Friends and Just
Shoot Me. She has also become the host of MTV's House of Style,
and sometimes shares co-hosting duties with model James King. Rebecca
is no stranger to being the host of a television show; she was a
temporary host for NBC's late night show, Later.
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