on the small screen this November as host of Lifetime’s eagerly anticipated new show Project Runway All Stars. Angela will join world-famous designers Isaac Mizrahi and Georgina Chapman (judges), Marie Claire Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles (mentor), and 13 of the shows most talented and memorable past contestants.

 

Known for her versatility,

Angela has appeared on the cover of many major publications including all the international Vogues, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, ID, Dazed and Confused and many more. She is one of the few models to have worked with nearly every major fashion house including Prada, Chanel, Valentino, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, DKNY, Calvin Klein, Jil Sander, Chloe, Stella McCartney, and Versace. Angela’s chameleon-like qualities have made her one of the most sought-after models in the world, and along with her many accomplishments she has proved to truly stand the test of time.

 

Although this will be Angela’s first TV show, she is no stranger to the screen. In 2002, Angela made the natural transition from the runway to the silver screen, starring in Roman Coppola’s cult classic CQ alongside Gérard Depardieu, Jason Schwartzman, Billy Zane, and Jeremy Davies. Soon after her film debut, she gave birth to her first son, Dakota, which put a pause on both her acting and modeling career while she focused her attention on being a mother. While reestablishing her fashion career after maternity leave, she completely and sustainably restored a 95-foot tugboat that she brought from the Caribbean, and docked it in the Hudson River outside Manhattan where she lived with her family.

 

In 2005 she moved to Los Angeles and appeared in the hit film Kiss Kiss Bang Bang with Robert Downey JR. Shortly after she had her second son, Sebastian, and put her career on pause gain while becoming a strong advocate for raising children “naturally,” with an emphasis on family values. After this second maternity leave, the fashion world welcomed her back with open arms, once again making her one of the most photographed models in the world. Angela is currently working her way back onto the silver screen with a few potential films slated for next year.

 

Angela is an active environmentalist and health advocate. In 2001, she founded The Collage Foundation Inc., 501c3, a non-profit that stimulates environmental awareness and provides resources for positive change. Collage supports various not-for-profit projects including The Rockland Farm Alliance, a global model created for local, sustainably grown food. In 2007, Angela and Adrian Grenier co-hosted Alter Ecco, one of Discovery Channel’s first Planet Green shows. That same year she also hosted one of the first major Green fashion shows during New York City’s Fashion Week at the Natural History Museum called “Be ECO Chic.” In 2009 she became one of the founding board members of the NRDC’s “Clean by Design,” a major initiative to sustainably revolutionize the textile industry in China—the second most polluting industry in the region.

 

Angela resides in Los Angeles with her two boys on a small farm, which she is currently developing for sustainable agriculture.