Lauren Hutton

Lauren Hutton is an American model and actress who, after growing up in the southern United States, moved to New York City and built a modeling career. Agents wanted her to hide the gap in her teeth, yet she kept it, and in 1973 she signed a Revlon contract that was then the biggest in modeling history. She also became a Vogue cover subject a record 26 times. She made her screen debut in the sports drama Paper Lion (1968) with Alan Alda and later took a central part in The Gambler (1974). In American Gigolo (1980) she played the female lead, and other films included Lassiter (1984) and Once Bitten (1985). On television she acted in the soap Paper Dolls, the miniseries Sins, Falcon Crest, Central Park West and Nip/Tuck. Her later modeling included work for Tom Ford's spring 2012 collection and for Bottega Veneta at New York Fashion Week.