


There are very few models, let alone people, like this anymore!!! GOD BLESS YOU MACSTER ALWAYS
Hi Melinda, thanks for the clarification on Stacey. Here's why we're asking. McKenzie takes her classes for school on line so isn't tied to a regular academic schedule. Since we live close to Grants Pass, McKenzie wants to go down to Stacey's next week and help him. We know he's got six kids and that his wife owns her own company and is also busy, and this accident has got to be traumatic for everyone. Stacey knows McKenzie well enough to know she's absolutely responsible and mature and McKenzie feels it is the least she can do considering all the time and effort he has put in for her on her behalf. She really wants to help in some way.My sister lives in Grants Pass and is coming to visit us this weekend and going home on Monday, December 12th, and could take McKenzie down with her, and take her to Stacey's either Monday afternoon/evening, or Tuesday morning. I've told McKenzie that she should Facebook Stacey and ask him, but it would be nice to get your opinion, too. What do you think?April
Pulse Management has been the best working opportunity ever! I get to travel to places I would have never gone on my own, like corn fields in Nebraska, and Red Rocks in Denver. I have met so many amazing girls and families along the way and have had the chance to see how their lives change in so many good ways. It has been great getting to know people from different backgrounds of life and see how they handle the opportunity.
As far as Stacey Eastman, he has been such an amazing manager. I see how he really cares about our girls, and their well being before their success. He has such a great family of his own and cares about the families of the girls that we represent. He has been there for me in ways that go above and beyond what normal boss would.. Helping me out and supporting me when I have had to make some hard life choices, even if he was not getting the better end of the deal with the outcome. He has become family to me. I have been able to see my girls walk down runways in New York, ride a cruise ship to Cabo, intern with NYC photographers that would not have given me the time of day, get up to the front row of my favorite band Incubus and drool over Brandon Boyd, and get nailed in the head by the skateboard of Bucky Lasek all because of the opportunity I have had in this job.Thanks Stacey for having faith in me, being patient with me and investing your time and money in me as a scout. You and your family a so dear to me and I will be loyal and work hard as long as I'm am with you....which i hope is forever as long as you stop taking such big risks on those boards dang it! Your getting to old for that man we all need you alive.
Thanks,
Lacey Hevern
New Faces Director
971-221-5755
www.pulsemgmt.com
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Hye’s first break came in early 2005, when Steven Meisel shot her for ItalianVogue prior to the Fall 2005 shows. After the shoot, she was asked to walk for major shows at New York Fall 2005 Fashion Week, including Marc Jacobs and Anna Sui. Her real big break came when Miuccia Prada and Russell Marsh cast her in the Prada and Miu Miu shows during Milan fashion week. She became the first non-Caucasian model since Naomi Campbell in 1997 to walk the show, and only the second Asian female model to walk for Prada. The Prada/Miu Miu bookings led to a flurry of bookings in Paris (Balenciaga, Chloe, Lanvin, Rochas), and Hye has since appeared on the catwalk for many other designers, including Christian Dior, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Max Azria, Alexander McQueen, and Burberry.
Hye has collaborated with top photographers like Mario Testino, Steven Klein, Annie Leibovitz, Patrick Demarchelier, Craig McDean, and David Sims, in addition to her ongoing work with Meisel. Hye has also been booked for editorials for many magazines, including Vogue(American, French, Italian, Chinese, and Korean editions), Flair, Numéro,W,
Allure, The New York Times, Pop, and Harper’s Baazar. She has posed in international campaigns for Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, D&G, H&M, M.A.C. Cosmetics, Gap, Le Printemps, Marc Jacobs, Cesare Paciotti, Tiffany & Co., MaxMara, Saks Fifth Avenue, Plastic Island, and Love, Sex, Money. She also has been the face of Korean brands H&T (Hangten) and KeraSys. Hye still lives in Salt Lake City, near her family. “I don’t really like New York,” she says, because she finds it “too crowded. I like Paris better. It’s more quiet and fun.” In June 2008, Hye married her boyfriend of three years.
When she isn’t modeling, Hye says she likes “shopping, and I spend a lot of time on Cyworld.” (The website is the Korean equivalent of MySpace.) And when she’s done modeling? “I want to be a nurse,” she says. Lucky patients!

Born June 4, 1986 in San Diego, California, Pulse Mgmt's Stacey Eastman discovers Tori Praver grew up on the beaches of Maui, and was discovered at 11 in a local supermarket.
When she was 13, Tori moved to New York to start modeling, but realized she wasn't ready for life in the fast lane and moved back to Hawaii to finish high school. At 18, she returned to New York to model full time, landing campaigns for Guess, and scoring covers for magazines likeCosmopolitan, Glamour, and Elle. She was even lucky enough to have her photo featured in the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition three years in a row (2007 through 2009).
A beach lover and avid surfer, Tori took her experience in the fashion industry and translated it into her own bathing suit line. She launched Tori Praver Swimwear in 2009 and has been fashioning beach bunnies ever since. We can't wait to see what she'll do next.

By 2008, she signed with Elite Model Management and found herself not only closing Prada's 2010 Resort, but also opening for Miu Miu's Resort collection as well as appearing in its Fall 2009 ad campaign. Already she's walked for Chanel, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Fendi, Jonathan Saunders, Nina Ricci, and Missoni.
Spring 2010 campaigns saw Hannah as the chosen face for Marc by Marc Jacobs, Jill Stuart, and Burberry, which just means that more good things are in store for this platinum blonde.
The child of a schoolteacher mom and farmer father, Hannah plays the violin, loves to knit and bake on her downtime, and finds Frank Abagnale "compelling and clever." Even though she joined the fashion industry while still in high school, Hannah finished her degree online and will graduate on time with her class.

