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Maddi Waterhouse

Model

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Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1999-06-14
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She’s a British model who’s made a name for herself working with edgy, fashion-forward brands like Flash Trash. Before she really hit the spotlight, she was already catching attention—back in February 2015, she was featured on Elle’s website, which helped boost her visibility in the industry. Oh, and fun fact: she happens to be the sister of well-known model Suki Waterhouse, so fashion definitely runs in the family. Over time, she’s built her own identity in the modeling world, steadily growing her presence and making waves all on her own.

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Back in October 2015, she made a stunning appearance on the cover of the teen edition of Tatler magazine. It was such a standout moment, really showcasing her elegance and charm at such a young age. She brought a fresh energy to the publication, and it’s no wonder people took notice. Her presence on that cover definitely left a lasting impression.

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