Supermodel Shanina Shaik walks for Oscar de la Renta at the closing of MBFWA
Supermodel Shanina Shaik of half Aussie – Lithuanian , half Pakistani -Saudi heritage, born and bred in Melbourne, returned to Sydney to model for the luxury brand Oscar de la Renta in Sydney for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia 2016..
Shanina started modelling when she was 8 years for Myer and appearing in a TV commercial for Hyundai, but stopped when she started high school and got accepted into an accelerated program, graduating a year before her classmates. At the age of fifteen, encouraged by others, she entered the Girlfriend Model Competition. While agents were interested in her, she was too young to move to Sydney , so she went on to participate on the Australian reality show Make Me A Supermodel, finishing as the runner-up.
Shaik has graced the cover of Cleo and Harper Bazaar Singapore, Arabia and Australia. After signing with New York model Managament, Shaik appeared in editorials for Seventeen Magazine and Men’s Health. Her other appearances include Level Magazine, Orlando Style Magazine, 2 Wheeler Tuner Magazine, Philadelphia Style Magazine, Tu Style and Zink Magazine.
Shaik has walked for Project Runway, Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Chanel’s Pre-Fall 2012 collection at the Grand Palais in Paris, Jason Wu , Ruffian, Kevork Kiledjian, Charlotte Ronson, Nanette Lepore, Diesel, Oscar de la Renta, L’Wren Scott, Tom Ford, Blumarine, Atsuro Tayama, Maiyet, Vivienne Westwood, and Stella McCartney. Shaik also did a shoot with Vogue Australia. She is also an ambassador for Just Jeans and has modelled alongside rugby star Sonny Bill Williams.
Shanina came to Sydney as the guest of Etihad Airways to walk exclusively for Oscar de la Renta luxury brand showing 17 resort collections as the MBFWA closed on May 20.
Indian Fashion designers Bibhu Mahapatra, Naeem Khan and Inder Dhillon also showcased their couture alongside reputed international names and local designers at the fashion week that ran from May 15 to May 20.
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