Natalie Loren Kwatinetz Net Worth is
$7 Million

Mini Biography

Celebrity and model Natalie Loren can be an exotic beauty — an ethnically diverse mixture of an British mom and Mauritian dad. She grew up in Liverpool, Britain and relocated with her family members at age fifteen to London where her impressive looks soon started getting her modeling possibilities. She was found out by Britain’s prolific style professional photographer Bob Carlos Clarke who photographed her on several events, and she continued to become presented muse in his exhibition and publication, “Living Dolls.” As her modeling career started to accelerate, Natalie made a decision to go to LA, where she also spent time rotating at LA’s hottest clubs as DJ Luxury Kills, dealing with producers and DJ’ing visible events such as for example an EMI Post-Grammy’s party. Getting the attention of Jared Leto, she re-mixed his music group Thirty Secs to Mars’ one “Hurricane” and continued to surface in the brief film music video aimed by Leto. She was also highlighted in one of the band’s movies, “Up in the Atmosphere.” In the modeling front, Natalie landed a high-profile marketing campaign for the Elizabeth Arden fragrance, CURVE For Men, shot by world-renowned celebrity professional photographer Willy Camden. The advertisement went in such journals as GQ, Rolling Rock, Men’s Journal, US Regular and ESPN. She’s also appeared alongside CeeLo Green in the TY KU Sake business and in a recently available Moet & Chandon place directed by Samuel Bayer. Natalie is a pescatarian and maintains her gorgeous entire body with plenty of workout, including weight training exercise, barre ballet, pilates, yoga exercises and wushu, a kind of contemporary Chinese fighting techinques such as what they carry out in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.” She trains each week at Shaolin Wushu Middle in LA with Grand Get good at Hu Jianqiang, China’s two-time wushu champ who was simply Jet Li’s combat picture choreographer and film partner. Natalie loves the task of wushu schooling, which combines versatility with strength, swiftness with perfect technique, and brutal intent with easy execution. Natalie happens to be studying Method Performing four days weekly in the Lee Strasberg Theater & Film Institute in Western Hollywood, CA. She lately landed a job in the feature thriller “Assault.”

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