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Growing up among Jehova’s Witnesses in Central Florida, the only magazine Julie Anderson knew was the Bible-based Watchtower. But when a friend brought Cosmo to school, she saw herself on its cover—and a life beyond her sheltered community. The gutsy 17-year-old showed up to a model search in a nearby mall in Orlando. It didn’t take long for Julie to land her dream cover, shot by Francesco Scavullo, followed by many other covers for Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, iconic campaigns for La Perla, Estee Lauder, Playtex and L’Oreal, and bookings with Irving Penn, Patrick Demarchelier, Sante D’Orazio, Andrew McPherson and Antoine Verglas.
She moved to Australia to raise her family in 2000, signing with Wilhelmina in 2019 after returning to the US.
In addition to her legendary 30-year career, Anderson created literary website Feminine Collective, published three poetry anthologies that benefit trauma survivors and is a mental health advocate through her Life After Project.
Francois Nars named a lipstick in his Audacious collection after the supermodel.
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Growing up among Jehova’s Witnesses in Central Florida, the only magazine Julie Anderson knew was the Bible-based Watchtower. But when a friend brought Cosmo to school, she saw herself on its cover—and a life beyond her sheltered community. The gutsy 17-year-old showed up to a model search in a nearby mall in Orlando. It didn’t take long for Julie to land her dream cover, shot by Francesco Scavullo, followed by many other covers for Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, iconic campaigns for La Perla, Estee Lauder, Playtex and L’Oreal, and bookings with Irving Penn, Patrick Demarchelier, Sante D’Orazio, Andrew McPherson and Antoine Verglas.
She moved to Australia to raise her family in 2000, signing with Wilhelmina in 2019 after returning to the US.
In addition to her legendary 30-year career, Anderson created literary website Feminine Collective, published three poetry anthologies that benefit trauma survivors and is a mental health advocate through her Life After Project.
Francois Nars named a lipstick in his Audacious collection after the supermodel.
