Alyssa Sutherland

 Sutherland's modeling career began when she was awarded the 1997 annual Bonne Belle model search of Girlfriend, a magazine for teenagers in Australia. Sutherland signed a contract to Vogue Australia after her win. The modeling career of Sutherland has been long. She has been featured in advertisements for Bulgari and Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss, Hugo Boss, Hugo Boss, Chanel, John Frieda and Bulgari. Sutherland was featured on covers of Vogue Australia, Harper's Bazaar Singapore and Japan and Elle Germany, Australian Style and Glamour Italy and Black and White. Sutherland has also photographed an extensive editorial for Vogue (Australia, Germany, Greece, and the U.S.), Elle Australia and U.S.), Marie-Claire UK, Harper's Bazaar Australia, Glamour Italy and Wallpaper* and Wallpaper*, as well as Elle Australia as well as Elle Australia. Sutherland has worked with famous fashion photographers, including Herb Ritts, Bruce Weber, Ellen von Unwerth and Steven Meisel. After a five year hiatus Cadbury's famous TV advertisements were relaunched in 2007 when Sutherland was named the Flake Girl. In the advertisement Sutherland is shown eating a Flake bar while driving in a convertible in a rainstorm. [5] She is one of several former Cadbury advertising actors to speak out in support of the "Keep Cadbury British" campaign in opposition to the sale of Cadbury to a non-British company. After quitting modeling, Sutherland has expressed guilt for having contributed to the "unrealistic standards" of beauty established by the fashion industry and has also criticized the industry's "strict" and damaging size requirements