
Today, let's meet Donna Feldman, a glamour model and actress from Calabasas, California. Despite her stunningly beautiful and stauesque appearance, this Calabasas cutie never intended to become a model. In fact, she began her career far away from the limelight as a fashion marketing and merchandising student.
“I began working with a lot of designers and companies… and realized how everyone was very interested in me to model their clothing,” she recalls. “To make a long story short, I started working with an agency that started to send me out for ad campaigns.”
Within a matter of months, Donna became a rising star in the fashion world thanks to prominent spots for Rampage, Jaguar, Fila, American Apparel, Zanetti, Diesel, Panasonic, and MovieTickets.com. She even appeared in music videos for Justin Timberlake, Sugar Ray and Dwight Yoakam.
Donna received an even bigger break in 2005 when she was hired as a trophy model for the 78th Annual Academy Awards. Dressed in a revealing gold evening gown, Donna was seen by millions of people worldwide as she escorted Hollywood’s top stars across the stage. That extra bit of exposure landed her a subsequent gig as one of the original suitcase models on the hit NBC game show
Deal or No Deal. She also landed recurring roles on the daytime soap operas
The Young and The Restless and
The Bold and The Beautiful, and a guest role on the NBC drama
Las Vegas. She also was featured in photo spreads for FHM, Maxim, Fitness Rx, and Esquire magazines.
In 2006. Donna landed a co-starring role as a sultry seductress on the television soap opera
Fashion House, a nighttime drama which aired on the fledgling broadcast network MyNetworkTV. It aired for 13 weeks but was not renewed, as the young network went away from airing scripted shows in favor or reality TV.
Most recently, Donna has landed a supporting role in the new Adam Sandler Movie
You Don't Mess with the Zohan.
If you would like to know more about this raven-haired seductress, check out her profile at
http://www.myspace.com/donnafeldman.