JODIE KIDDJodie is a unique example of someone who has fused the worlds of designer fashion and glamorous sports. On the catwalk she is a leading supermodel, and off it she plays Polo to a high level and golf off a handicap of 18. In 2005 and 2006 Jodie competed in both the All Star Cup Tournament and the Dunhill Links at St Andrews alongside some of the worlds leading golfers and personalities such as Colin Montgomerie, Samuel L Jackson and Hugh Grant. But it does not stop there! Jodie is also a high octane Maserati racing driver. She has a love of speed and beautiful cars and there is no better way to enjoy that than behind the wheel of an Italian super car. She has competed around Europe in the Maserati Trofeo Series. As an international model, Jodie travels the world shooting high end fashion campaigns, lending her image to luxury brands. Her personality and enthusiasm for the job has led to her own US TV show, Fashion Avenue, enabling her to add ‘presenter’ to her never ending list of achievements! She is also co-fashion commentator for the BBC at Royal Ascot. Jodie is a sought after public figure to have at a wide variety of events, from high end fashion shows to the Motor Show to the Golf Open championships. 2007 saw Jodie present the Red Bull Air races around the globe for Channel 4. She also hosted and presented Channel 4’s new Turbo Tennis tournament, held at the O2. She was the face of the M&S MORE Money and car insurance campaigns, featuring on billboards and TV nationwide. Jodie teamed up with fashion brand Oli to develop a fashion range for them which became a best. 2008 led to another series of Fashion Avenue, as well as the further development of her charity initiative – The Jodie Kidd Foundation. She took part in Jack Osborne’s Adrenalin Junkie for ITV2 which saw her go to New Zealand to take part in extreme sports. Jodie featured in BBC1’s ‘Who Do You Think You Are’, the genealogical programme which took her to Canada and the US in a search for her family’s history She also took part in BBC1 Strictly Come Dancing, partnering with professional Ian Waite. Her latest venture saw Jodie travelling to Nepal for documentary Miracle Healing produced for BBC3 and she continues as guest presenter for Capital FM. THE JODIE KIDDFOUNDATIONc 2010 THE JODIE KIDD FOUNDATIONSite design By QUIRKIE
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Jodie is a unique example of someone who has fused the worlds of designer fashion and glamorous
sports. On the catwalk she is a leading supermodel, and off it she plays Polo to a high level and golf
off a handicap of 18. In 2005 and 2006 Jodie competed in both the All Star Cup Tournament and the
Dunhill Links at St Andrews alongside some of the worlds leading golfers and personalities such as
Colin Montgomerie, Samuel L Jackson and Hugh Grant. But it does not stop there! Jodie is also a high
octane Maserati racing driver. She has a love of speed and beautiful cars and there is no better way to
enjoy that than behind the wheel of an Italian super car. She has competed around Europe in the
Maserati Trofeo Series.
As an international model, Jodie travels the world shooting high end fashion campaigns, lending her
image to luxury brands. Her personality and enthusiasm for the job has led to her own US TV show,
Fashion Avenue, enabling her to add ‘presenter’ to her never ending list of achievements! She is also
co-fashion commentator for the BBC at Royal Ascot. Jodie is a sought after public figure to have at a
wide variety of events, from high end fashion shows to the Motor Show to the Golf Open
championships.
2007 saw Jodie present the Red Bull Air races around the globe for Channel 4. She also hosted and
presented Channel 4’s new Turbo Tennis tournament, held at the O2. She was the face of the M&S
MORE Money and car insurance campaigns, featuring on billboards and TV nationwide. Jodie teamed
up with fashion brand Oli to develop a fashion range for them which became a best. 2008 led to
another series of Fashion Avenue, as well as the further development of her charity initiative – The
Jodie Kidd Foundation. She took part in Jack Osborne’s Adrenalin Junkie for ITV2 which saw her go to
New Zealand to take part in extreme sports. Jodie featured in BBC1’s ‘Who Do You Think You Are’,
the genealogical programme which took her to Canada and the US in a search for her family’s history
She also took part in BBC1 Strictly Come Dancing, partnering with professional Ian Waite. Her latest
venture saw Jodie travelling to Nepal for documentary Miracle Healing produced for BBC3 and she
continues as guest presenter for Capital FM.
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