NEW YORK, May 25, 2001/ --- Born in 1978, a native of Dallas, Texas, Bridget Hall's Cherokee origins are evident in her high cheekbones and fine skin.

Her curvy 5 ft.10 in., 119-lb. figure and her signature smirk of a smile (which cannot hide the wonderful imperfection of a crooked tooth)have quickly transformed the Lone Star transplant into modeling superstar.

At 16, she was on the cover of Vogue, Elle, Mademoiselle and Cosmopolitan, to name a few magazines. Her face graced a slew of ads ranging from Chanel, Banana Republic, Benneton and Ralph Lauren. She modeled on the runway for Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel line and sported cutting edge fashion from Comme des Garcons.

Bridget began working as a model for JC Penny Children's clothing line at the age of 9. At 13, she was 5'8 and too tall to model children's clothes. She then signed up with Ford Modelling Agency. She spent the summer of 92 modeling in Milan. She returned to Farmers Branch (Dallas-Fort Worth) for her freshman year of high school, but dropped out when offered a modelling job in Paris. She has no regrets and never looked back.

At 20 she moved to West Hollywood to be near her boyfriend Norman. She still loves canned chili and McDonald's burgers, drinks a lot of Coca Cola. She has less than ideal lifestyle - no breakfast, lots of red meat, three or four bottles of Coca Cola and a pack of Marlboros everyday. She adores her cats -Sammy, Bell, and Cat.