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One Model Management New York

1 Model Management

New York, USA

Imagine a company that combines Fashion, Film, Music and Celebrity, and you can imagine ONE MANAGEMENT — the first company to take all these elements and put them together.
Founded in 2002 by Scott Lipps in New York City, ONE initially started as a model management company / fashion house, but quickly became a full-fledged entertainment company in 2006 when ONE(M) was established to merge the gap between music and the world of high-end editorial and branding. Shortly thereafter, 1 Management (LA) opened its doors in Los Angeles, along with partner Darren Goldberg, to manage film and television talent.
ONE's current roster of talent on the modeling side includes a number of well known and extremely successful models: Claudia Schiffer, Helena Christensen, Iman, Rie Rasmussen, Lizzy Jagger, Eva Herzigova, Bridget Hall, Tasha Tilberg, Josie Maran, Devon Aoki, Bar Refaeli amongst others. The client list of ONE(M) includes Spacehog, Cassie, Duran Duran, Eve, Pete Wentz, Panic at the Disco, The Academy Is, The Kills, Michael Pitt, etc. The current list of talent at 1 Management (LA) includes Emilie De Ravin (Lost), Maggie Grace (Lost), Nick Stahl (Terminator 3), Frances O'Connor (Cashmere Mafia), PJ Ransone (Generation Kill), and Michelle Lomardo (Entourage).

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