Kylie Bax Actress and model Date of Birth: 05.01.1975 Country: New Zealand

Biography of Kylie Bax

Kylie Bax, an actress and model, was born in 1975 in New Zealand. Despite growing up on a farm in a distant country, far from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, Kylie's beauty was undeniable, inherited from her mother who was also a model. Her striking features caught the attention of the Clyne Model Management company in New Zealand, where she was invited to work as a model.

However, Kylie quickly set her sights on international success and headed to New York. She transformed her appearance by dyeing her hair blonde and cutting it short, marking the beginning of her rapid rise in the modeling industry. In a relatively short amount of time, Kylie's talent and determination led her to work in fashion capitals such as Paris, New York, Milan, and London.

She had the opportunity to work with renowned fashion houses including Moschino, Oscar de la Renta, Chanel, Christian Dior, Valentino, Gucci, and Prada, among many others. Kylie appeared in fashion shows, participated in campaigns, and graced the pages of prestigious magazines such as Vogue, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, and Elle. She also posed for Playboy and other men's magazines.

By the age of twenty-five, Kylie had become one of the most sought-after supermodels and began to consider a career in film. Following a common trajectory for many successful models, she transitioned into acting. In 1999, Kylie made her film debut in the action thriller "Storm Catcher," starring alongside Dolph Lundgren. She also appeared in the comedy "The Big Tease" directed by Kevin Allen.

In 2000, Kylie appeared in three films: "We Married Margo" directed by J.D. Shapiro, "Jill Rips" directed by Anthony Hickox, and "Boys and Girls" directed by Robert Iscove. In "Jill Rips," she once again worked with Dolph Lundgren, who was the director of both films. In 2001, Kylie starred in the fashion world drama "Perfume," directed by Michael Rymer and Hunter Carson. That same year, she also appeared in the musical comedy "Get Over It" directed by Tommy O'Haver.

In 2005, Kylie appeared in the sports comedy "Tennis, Anyone...?" directed by Donal Logue. Apart from her work in feature films, she has also appeared in various television projects, including the reality show "America's Next Top Model."

Kylie Bax is married to photographer Spiros Poros and they have two daughters.