LOS ANGELES: West Hollywood
We previously featured Alexandra Tyler (last name Abercrombie) a few seasons back. Since then she has been tearing up the modeling world with her raw sexual looks and “I go to bed at 10pm and don’t drink” demeanor. Sweet, perhaps that’s why we appreciate her character. Yes, she goes to church every week and the secret to her all so seductive looks is not just her baby fresh youth at just 19 years of age, but her somewhat innocent behavior that is refreshing to us jaded New Yorkers and Londoners alike.
Originally from Sacramento in Northern California, she has been residing steadily in Los Angeles for almost 2 years while spending a couple of seasons in New York. She won’t admit it but we think she prefers the warm climate and blue skies of Southern California.
We asked Alex what has been happening over the last year since back in LA.
“I’ve landed a few campaigns in the last year! Von Zipper, Volcom, Kate’s Swim, Jacqueline Conoir. Steadily working more then the year before. That’s all I can really ask for.”
“I make a living Modeling and I still love it. I spent 6 months in NYC last year and worked for L’Oreal, walked about 8 shows for Fashion Week.”
Alexandra Tyler possesses such a wide range of looks it is easy to see why she mentioned acting might be a strong option for her. Besides having a young sexual raw beauty, she has the outgoing personality that one might find so often in actors.
“For 2014, I’ve decide to stay in LA for most of the year and concentrate on acting auditions. I’m now represented by a talent Manager for Luber Roklin. I get to go on the most amazing auditions. My goal is to act and model. I want superstar status, haha.”
“I still rarely go out… maybe I’m boring… I don’t know but I’m focused. I have milestones that I want to reach. I position myself to get them. I believe in longevity in this business if I work hard.”
One thing we noticed was her hair color. It certainly changed from a natural chocolate brown to a very wild blonde.
“My hair, my mother agency, Photogenics Media in Los Angeles, suggested a change. I was all for it because it’d open different doors. I can see that clients see me differently even though I’m the same person and I love that. I want to be a chameleon so I’m open to change.”
