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Kate Dillon Levin

January 30, 2023

Kate Dillon Levin (born March 2, 1974 in Washington D.C.)[1][6] is an American model and activist. She appeared in multiple editorials in fashion magazines, appeared in cosmetics, plus-size, and designer campaigns. She also worked with top photographers on campaigns and in editorials and appeared in many mass media outlets.[7] Levin was the first plus-size model to appear in U.S. Vogue and was the first plus-size model to appear in a Gucci campaign. Dillon has also been involved with many non-profit organizations, and is an advocate for eating disorder awareness and treatment, sustainability, global poverty reduction, and social justice.[7][8] She received her bachelor's degree in political science and international studies from University of St. Thomas and master's degree in international development from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.[1]

Kate Dillon Levin
Born
Kate Dillon

(1974-03-02) March 2, 1974 (age 48)
Washington, D.C., United States[1]
NationalityAmerican
Occupation(s)Model, non-profit corporate partnerships for Code REDD[2]
Spouse(s)Gabe Levin, December 21, 2008-August 5, 2014 (Divorced)[3]
Modeling information
Height5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)[4]
Hair colorBrown[4]
Eye colorBlue[4]
AgencyFord Models[5]

Early life

Kate Dillon was born to Tom Dillon, a scientist, and Carol Dillon, a school teacher, near Washington D.C. on March 2, 1974.[7] She has an older brother named Dan.[citation needed] Dillon's family moved to San Diego when she was 10.[9] Dillon was teased by peers in adolescence because of her size.[7] A documentary that Dillon watched at age 12 influenced her to lose an unhealthy amount of weight and triggered an eating disorder which lasted seven years.[7] Dillon graduated from La Jolla Country Day School and was accepted in the University of California, Berkeley.[10] After graduating high school, Dillon decided to model full-time instead of attending college.[10]

Modeling

Dillon was discovered by a San Diego photographer at 16 while sitting in a cafe.[7][11] She modeled in Los Angeles while finishing high school. Dillon placed third in the 1991 Elite Look of the Year currently (Elite Model Look) contest and won a 75,000 dollar contract with Elite Model Management.[7] In her early years of modeling, she worked with photographers such as Richard Avedon and Peter Lindbergh and appeared in campaigns for Bergdorf Goodman, Chanel, Christian Dior, L'Oreal, and Missoni.[1][11][12] Dillon was on the cover of Mademoiselle in November 1992.[12] She also appeared in editorials for many magazines including U.S. Elle, Marie Claire and French Glamour in 1993.[13][14][15] Dillon also walked for designers including Alberta Ferretti, Emporio Armani, Fendi, and Salvatore Ferragamo in the Autumn/Winter 1993 season.[12] She also walked for Dior in 1993.[14] She left fashion modeling in 1993 to recover from her eating disorder and find a new career path.[1]

In 1995, Dillon returned to New York City to study elementary education.[1] A friend advised Dillon to try plus-size modeling while in New York.[1] Dillon applied to Wilhelmina Models, and was signed immediately.[1] Dillon became the face of Elisabeth by Liz Claiborne in 1996, appearing on a Times Square billboard.[16] She also appeared in a nationwide advertising campaign for Playtex that year. Glamour featured Dillon in an editorial "The Comeback Kid" in November 1996, which was the second appearance of a plus-size model in the magazine. MODE began publishing in Spring 1997, and Dillon appeared in an editorial in its first issue. Dillon appeared on several covers of MODE and in many editorials. She was profiled and often mentioned by name in her appearances in the magazine. Dillon also began modeling for Lane Bryant, and appeared in many advertising campaigns for the brand.[15]

She became a Lane Bryant Venezia Jeans V Girl in 1998, along with Mia Tyler, Sophie Dahl, basketball player Kym Hampton, and former MTV news reporter Abbie Kearse.[17] Dillon walked in Lane Bryant's first runway show in 1998 and appeared in other runway shows for the brand until Lane Bryant discontinued the shows in 2003.[17][18][19] Dillon was named Model of the Year by Mode magazine in 1998.[20]

Richard Avedon photographed her for an advertising campaign for Avenue in 1999, where she appeared as different types of women, including Aphrodite.[21] Dillon became the first plus-size model Avedon photographed. Dillon appeared in Gucci's Spring 2000 campaign, becoming one of the first plus-size models to appear in a mainstream fashion ad.[22] In 2000, Dillon became the second plus-size model named to People's Most Beautiful People list.[22] Dillon appeared in the campaign for Isabella Rosselini's Manifesto perfume, becoming one of only a few plus-size models to appear in a cosmetics campaign.[23]

In November 2001, Dillon appeared in a Vogue Paris editorial photographed by David Armstrong and styled by Carine Roitfeld.[24] In April 2002, Dillon appeared in an editorial photographed by Helmut Newton in US Vogue's first Shape Issue, becoming the first plus-size model to appear in a US Vogue editorial.[25][26]

Dillon was a featured guest during season 3 of the US network show America's Next Top Model, talking to contestants about body image and self-esteem.[27] In 2004, Dillon appeared in a campaign for Nine West.[12] Dillon was the face of Marina Rinaldi campaigns from Spring/Summer 2004 to Spring/Summer 2008.[28] She also appeared in the Spring/Summer 2009 campaign.[28] Her most recent Marina Rinaldi campaign was Fall/Winter 2011 campaign with Crystal Renn.[29]

Dillon walked in Elena Miro's first runway show in Milan Fashion Week(Elena Miro was the first plus-size brand to present at Milan Fashion Week) and appeared in many other runway shows for the brand.[12] In February 2006, Dillon appeared in an editorial for French Vogue photographed by Mario Testino and styled by Carine Roitfeld.[30] She appeared in editorials for French Elle and Jane in 2007.[29]

Glamour Magazine featured Dillon along with plus-size models Amy Lemons, Anansa Sims, Ashley Graham, Crystal Renn, Jennie Runk, and Lizzie Miller in a nude photo referencing Herb Ritts' famous photo of 90's supermodels in 2009.[5] She appeared in US Vogue for a second time in the April 2010 Shape Issue, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier, and interviewed by Sally Singer.[1] Dillon became the spokesmodel for Suki, an eco friendly cosmetics line in 2010.[31] In 2011, Dillon appeared on the cover of Organice Your Life along with her son Lucas.[5]

Sustainability and fair-trade

Dillon wrote about eco-friendly lifestyle tips for an article in Glamour April 2010. She also wrote several blogs on glamour.com on eco-friendly fashion and lifestyle tips in 2010.[32][33]

Education

Dillon enrolled in the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas at age 28, and graduated with a degree in political science.[1] She then enrolled in Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, and received a Master's degree in Public Administration and International Development.[1] Dillon co-authored a prize-winning thesis and received a Dean's award for teaching statistics.[1]

Humanitarian work

Dillon has founded several charities including ECHO Prosocial Gallery, Curves for Change and the Komera Project. Echo was founded in 1999, and provided arts programs for children in New York City.[34][35] Dillon co-founded the Komera Project in 2008, which funds secondary education and mentoring to girls in Rwanda.[8] Curves for Change was founded in 2010.[8] The charity helps the Komera Project and other charities helping women through fundraising and increasing awareness of these non-profit organizations.[8]

Dillon also works with charities such as Half the Sky, an organization sponsoring women's rights.[8]

Dillon has been an advocate for eating disorder awareness, prevention and treatment by speaking about her eating disorder in public appearances and interviews. She appeared in NOVA's 2000 documentary, Dying to be Thin.[22] Dillon became the Eating Disorder Coalition's first spokesperson in 2001.[36] Dillon also has appeared on several panels related to eating disorders, including at Harvard Medical School in 2000.[20][22]

Dillon is also involved with causes related to sustainability. She presented in a panel and walked in the sustainable fashion show at Ecochic, a sustainable fashion event sponsored by the United Nations and held in the UN's European headquarters in Geneva.[8] Dillon also supports Global Green.[8][37][38]

Personal life

Dillon was married to real estate investor Gabe Levin from 2008–2014. Their son Lucas was born in 2010.[3]

Dillon is an avid athlete. She has completed triathlons and enjoys yoga, hiking and bike riding. Levin also paints and plays the guitar.[citation needed] Her favorite TV shows are Mad Men and Top Chef.[8]

References

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  8. ^ a b c d e f g h Liverani, Martina (18 June 2010). "Curves for Change". vogue.it. Retrieved 11 January 2013.
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  10. ^ a b "Plus-size supermodel proves beautiful inside and out". La Jolla Light. 14 April 2010. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
  11. ^ a b Casteneda, Katania (22 February 2002). "Plus-size model challenges people's attitudes". The Victoria Advocate. Retrieved 12 January 2012.
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  14. ^ a b Berg, Rona (21 March 1993). "The Waif Farers". New York Times. Retrieved 18 January 2013.
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  19. ^ "Bigger models strut larger lingerie". Boca Raton News. Associated Press. 7 February 2000. Retrieved 13 January 2013.
  20. ^ a b "Model Kate Dillon, filmmaker Jean Kilbourne, and executives from Anne Klein Co. and Kellogg USA speak on "Culture, Media and Eating Disorders" at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, February 23". gse.harvard.edu. 15 February 1999. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
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  32. ^ Dillon, Kate (22 April 2010). "3 Ways to Go Green That Will Save You Money (Plus 4 More That Won't Make Your Wallet Bleed Green!)". glamour.com. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
  33. ^ Dillon, Kate (22 April 2010). "5 Stress-Free (Yes, Really) Ways to Green Up Your Style". glamour.com. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
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Kate Dillon Levin born March 2 1974 in Washington D C 1 6 is an American model and activist She appeared in multiple editorials in fashion magazines appeared in cosmetics plus size and designer campaigns She also worked with top photographers on campaigns and in editorials and appeared in many mass media outlets 7 Levin was the first plus size model to appear in U S Vogue and was the first plus size model to appear in a Gucci campaign Dillon has also been involved with many non profit organizations and is an advocate for eating disorder awareness and treatment sustainability global poverty reduction and social justice 7 8 She received her bachelor s degree in political science and international studies from University of St Thomas and master s degree in international development from Harvard University s John F Kennedy School of Government 1 Kate Dillon LevinBornKate Dillon 1974 03 02 March 2 1974 age 48 Washington D C United States 1 NationalityAmericanOccupation s Model non profit corporate partnerships for Code REDD 2 Spouse s Gabe Levin December 21 2008 August 5 2014 Divorced 3 Modeling informationHeight5 ft 11 in 1 80 m 4 Hair colorBrown 4 Eye colorBlue 4 AgencyFord Models 5 Contents 1 Early life 2 Modeling 3 Sustainability and fair trade 4 Education 5 Humanitarian work 6 Personal life 7 References 8 External linksEarly life EditKate Dillon was born to Tom Dillon a scientist and Carol Dillon a school teacher near Washington D C on March 2 1974 7 She has an older brother named Dan citation needed Dillon s family moved to San Diego when she was 10 9 Dillon was teased by peers in adolescence because of her size 7 A documentary that Dillon watched at age 12 influenced her to lose an unhealthy amount of weight and triggered an eating disorder which lasted seven years 7 Dillon graduated from La Jolla Country Day School and was accepted in the University of California Berkeley 10 After graduating high school Dillon decided to model full time instead of attending college 10 Modeling EditDillon was discovered by a San Diego photographer at 16 while sitting in a cafe 7 11 She modeled in Los Angeles while finishing high school Dillon placed third in the 1991 Elite Look of the Year currently Elite Model Look contest and won a 75 000 dollar contract with Elite Model Management 7 In her early years of modeling she worked with photographers such as Richard Avedon and Peter Lindbergh and appeared in campaigns for Bergdorf Goodman Chanel Christian Dior L Oreal and Missoni 1 11 12 Dillon was on the cover of Mademoiselle in November 1992 12 She also appeared in editorials for many magazines including U S Elle Marie Claire and French Glamour in 1993 13 14 15 Dillon also walked for designers including Alberta Ferretti Emporio Armani Fendi and Salvatore Ferragamo in the Autumn Winter 1993 season 12 She also walked for Dior in 1993 14 She left fashion modeling in 1993 to recover from her eating disorder and find a new career path 1 In 1995 Dillon returned to New York City to study elementary education 1 A friend advised Dillon to try plus size modeling while in New York 1 Dillon applied to Wilhelmina Models and was signed immediately 1 Dillon became the face of Elisabeth by Liz Claiborne in 1996 appearing on a Times Square billboard 16 She also appeared in a nationwide advertising campaign for Playtex that year Glamour featured Dillon in an editorial The Comeback Kid in November 1996 which was the second appearance of a plus size model in the magazine MODE began publishing in Spring 1997 and Dillon appeared in an editorial in its first issue Dillon appeared on several covers of MODE and in many editorials She was profiled and often mentioned by name in her appearances in the magazine Dillon also began modeling for Lane Bryant and appeared in many advertising campaigns for the brand 15 She became a Lane Bryant Venezia Jeans V Girl in 1998 along with Mia Tyler Sophie Dahl basketball player Kym Hampton and former MTV news reporter Abbie Kearse 17 Dillon walked in Lane Bryant s first runway show in 1998 and appeared in other runway shows for the brand until Lane Bryant discontinued the shows in 2003 17 18 19 Dillon was named Model of the Year by Mode magazine in 1998 20 Richard Avedon photographed her for an advertising campaign for Avenue in 1999 where she appeared as different types of women including Aphrodite 21 Dillon became the first plus size model Avedon photographed Dillon appeared in Gucci s Spring 2000 campaign becoming one of the first plus size models to appear in a mainstream fashion ad 22 In 2000 Dillon became the second plus size model named to People s Most Beautiful People list 22 Dillon appeared in the campaign for Isabella Rosselini s Manifesto perfume becoming one of only a few plus size models to appear in a cosmetics campaign 23 In November 2001 Dillon appeared in a Vogue Paris editorial photographed by David Armstrong and styled by Carine Roitfeld 24 In April 2002 Dillon appeared in an editorial photographed by Helmut Newton in US Vogue s first Shape Issue becoming the first plus size model to appear in a US Vogue editorial 25 26 Dillon was a featured guest during season 3 of the US network show America s Next Top Model talking to contestants about body image and self esteem 27 In 2004 Dillon appeared in a campaign for Nine West 12 Dillon was the face of Marina Rinaldi campaigns from Spring Summer 2004 to Spring Summer 2008 28 She also appeared in the Spring Summer 2009 campaign 28 Her most recent Marina Rinaldi campaign was Fall Winter 2011 campaign with Crystal Renn 29 Dillon walked in Elena Miro s first runway show in Milan Fashion Week Elena Miro was the first plus size brand to present at Milan Fashion Week and appeared in many other runway shows for the brand 12 In February 2006 Dillon appeared in an editorial for French Vogue photographed by Mario Testino and styled by Carine Roitfeld 30 She appeared in editorials for French Elle and Jane in 2007 29 Glamour Magazine featured Dillon along with plus size models Amy Lemons Anansa Sims Ashley Graham Crystal Renn Jennie Runk and Lizzie Miller in a nude photo referencing Herb Ritts famous photo of 90 s supermodels in 2009 5 She appeared in US Vogue for a second time in the April 2010 Shape Issue photographed by Patrick Demarchelier and interviewed by Sally Singer 1 Dillon became the spokesmodel for Suki an eco friendly cosmetics line in 2010 31 In 2011 Dillon appeared on the cover of Organice Your Life along with her son Lucas 5 Sustainability and fair trade EditDillon wrote about eco friendly lifestyle tips for an article in Glamour April 2010 She also wrote several blogs on glamour com on eco friendly fashion and lifestyle tips in 2010 32 33 Education EditDillon enrolled in the University of St Thomas in Houston Texas at age 28 and graduated with a degree in political science 1 She then enrolled in Harvard University s John F Kennedy School of Government and received a Master s degree in Public Administration and International Development 1 Dillon co authored a prize winning thesis and received a Dean s award for teaching statistics 1 Humanitarian work EditDillon has founded several charities including ECHO Prosocial Gallery Curves for Change and the Komera Project Echo was founded in 1999 and provided arts programs for children in New York City 34 35 Dillon co founded the Komera Project in 2008 which funds secondary education and mentoring to girls in Rwanda 8 Curves for Change was founded in 2010 8 The charity helps the Komera Project and other charities helping women through fundraising and increasing awareness of these non profit organizations 8 Dillon also works with charities such as Half the Sky an organization sponsoring women s rights 8 Dillon has been an advocate for eating disorder awareness prevention and treatment by speaking about her eating disorder in public appearances and interviews She appeared in NOVA s 2000 documentary Dying to be Thin 22 Dillon became the Eating Disorder Coalition s first spokesperson in 2001 36 Dillon also has appeared on several panels related to eating disorders including at Harvard Medical School in 2000 20 22 Dillon is also involved with causes related to sustainability She presented in a panel and walked in the sustainable fashion show at Ecochic a sustainable fashion event sponsored by the United Nations and held in the UN s European headquarters in Geneva 8 Dillon also supports Global Green 8 37 38 Personal life EditDillon was married to real estate investor Gabe Levin from 2008 2014 Their son Lucas was born in 2010 3 Dillon is an avid athlete She has completed triathlons and enjoys yoga hiking and bike riding Levin also paints and plays the guitar citation needed Her favorite TV shows are Mad Men and Top Chef 8 References Edit a b c d e f g h i j k l A Life in Full Archived from the original on 27 March 2013 Retrieved 11 January 2013 The Team coderedd org Archived from the original on 26 October 2012 Retrieved 12 January 2013 a b Pham Thailan December 22 2010 Model Kate Dillon Welcomes a Son people com Retrieved 11 January 2013 a b c Kate Dillon fordmodels com Archived from the original on 19 January 2018 Retrieved 15 January 2013 a b c Kate Dillon models com Retrieved 28 July 2012 Glam and Curvy Kate Dillon vogue it Retrieved 11 January 2013 a b c d e f g Kate Dillon Model people com Archived from the original on 25 January 2013 Retrieved 11 January 2013 a b c d e f g h Liverani Martina 18 June 2010 Curves for Change vogue it Retrieved 11 January 2013 Answers from Kate Dillon Set 3 pbs org 18 December 2000 Retrieved 11 January 2013 a b Plus size supermodel proves beautiful inside and out La Jolla Light 14 April 2010 Retrieved 17 January 2013 a b Casteneda Katania 22 February 2002 Plus size model challenges people s attitudes The Victoria Advocate Retrieved 12 January 2012 a b c d e Kate Dillon Fashion Model Directory Retrieved 28 July 2012 US Elle September 1993 bwgreyscale com Archived from the original on 24 May 2012 Retrieved 18 January 2013 a b Berg Rona 21 March 1993 The Waif Farers New York Times Retrieved 18 January 2013 a b Lane Bryant bwgreyscale com Archived from the original on 10 May 2012 Retrieved 18 January 2013 Liz Claiborne bwgreyscale com Archived from the original on 15 December 2012 Retrieved 18 January 2013 a b Sampey Kathleen 16 October 1998 Retailers targeting plus size women The Post and Courier Associated Press Retrieved 11 January 2013 Noth joins Lane Bryant models Middlesboro Daily News Associated Press 2 February 2001 Retrieved 13 January 2013 Bigger models strut larger lingerie Boca Raton News Associated Press 7 February 2000 Retrieved 13 January 2013 a b Model Kate Dillon filmmaker Jean Kilbourne and executives from Anne Klein Co and Kellogg USA speak on Culture Media and Eating Disorders at the Harvard Graduate School of Education February 23 gse harvard edu 15 February 1999 Retrieved 17 January 2013 Avenue Campaign 1999 TruthandFashion com Archived from the original on 27 March 2014 Retrieved 12 January 2013 a b c d Ask the Experts pbs org Retrieved 11 January 2012 Positive Sizes Model Emme Breaks Ground In Defining What Beauty Is The Chicago Tribune New York Times News Service 29 September 1999 Retrieved 17 February 2012 Vogue Paris November 2001 TruthandFashion com Archived from the original on 16 February 2013 Retrieved 12 January 2012 Orecklin Michele 25 March 2002 People Mar 25 2002 Time Magazine Archived from the original on March 12 2007 Retrieved 13 January 2013 Kate Dillon Ocala Star Banner 21 March 2002 Retrieved 13 January 2013 Moline Peg February 2011 Kate Dillon fitpregnancy com Fit Pregnancy Retrieved 17 February 2012 a b History amp Philosophy marinarinaldi com Archived from the original on 3 February 2013 Retrieved 17 January 2013 a b Kate Dillon truthandfashion com Archived from the original on 25 January 2013 Retrieved 11 January 2013 Vogue Paris February 2006 truthandfashion com 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