Franziska Drude
Franziska Drude was born in 1991 in Hamburg in Germany and is a popular model in Europe and across the Atlantic. She was first discovered while swimming in a public pool. Life has always held sweet surprises for her and it was the good fortune of Franziska to be spotted by a professional scout from the modeling industry. She was straight jacketed into the glamorous world of modeling almost instantly after she signed on with the modeling agency Hamburg Models based in Germany.
Franziska slowly made inroads into premium design houses over the years and was steadily walking the ramp for several fashion brands. Her 'Tokyo Rose' modeling assignment helped her to further her career and opened the doors of better avenues. Thanks to her initial success in the fashion world, she was able to land prominent fashion labels in succeeding years. In the fag end of the century's first decade, Franziska reached greater heights in her career by modeling for well-known designers and fashion brands like Prada, Marni and Alberta Ferretti as a regular feature.
In 2007, she signed on to model with Next Models based in New York and Joy Models based in Milan to further propel her modeling career. She made her modeling debt at the spring collection shows for Prada, Marni and Alberta Ferretti in Milan. She also walked at the Ready to Wear - Fall/Winter 2007 collections for Alberta Ferretti, Prada and Marni. She walked for the Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2008 collection for Alberta Ferretti and Prada.
In 2008, she was photographed by famous photographer Robert Wyatt for a huge editorial twelve page in 10 magazine. She has also appeared in editorials for Italy’s Marie Claire and Germany’s Vogue magazines. She appeared on V.com ranked at number four for the spring of 2008. She also appeared in Germany’s AMICA magazine in 2007.
Well-known for her dramatic eyes and tall slim figure, this German model has seen immense success that has propelled her to walk the ramp for several fashion brands over the years and she continues to light the stage on fire.