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1 Alden Mari m Alexander's career as a runway coach began accidentally; he would coach models backstage and eventually became recognized for his skills as a coach. He has been coaching and casting since 1991. He rose to prominence in this field when he coached supermodel Naomi Campbell and model Kimora Lee Simmons. He has also worked with Nadja Auermann, Claudia Mason and Julia Stegner. After a modeling stint in Tokyo, he eventually decided to settle in Paris and since 1991, has helped with casting and coaching models for well-known designers such as Hervé Léger, Lars Nilsson, Bill Blass, Valentino, John Galliano, Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and Nina Ricci. Alexander travels globally for charity events and modeling competitions. His expertise is frequently sought after by journalists. Alexander appeared on every cycle of the television program America's Next Top Model as the runway coach to the contestants. He was made a judge starting with Cycle 5. As of Cycle 14 of the show, Alexander was replaced as a permanent judge on the panel by Vogue editor at large André Leon Talley. Alexander stayed on as the show's runway coach and has appeared in many of the international versions of the show. Alexander's nickname "Miss J", or "Siss' J" after the word "sister", came from Cycle 1 contestant Robin Manning, who often confused Alexander and Jay Manuel and on several occasions referred to Alexander as "Miss J" by accident because of his flamboyant clothing (Alexander often dresses in drag and usually wears a skirt and high heels during runway walking training) and personality. Accordingly, Jay Manuel is referred to as "Mr. Jay", and ANTM contestants often call them "The Jays", "The Two Jays" or "Mr. and Ms. Jay" when they appear together. In 2008, the Jays were cast in Operation Fabulous, a show to makeover "plain Janes" similar to Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, also produced by Tyra Banks. He has also appeared on international versions of Top Model, such as Canada's Next Top Model, Holland's Next Top Model, Korea's Next Top Model, Estonia's Next Top Model and Scandinavia's Next Top Model. Alexander appeared on the 4 May 2008 episode of Finland's version of ANTM Suomen huippumalli haussa. In 2009 and the 2011 final, Alexander appeared on Britain's Next Top Model. On April 20, 2012, Alexander was fired from America's Next Top Model by Banks after 18 seasons due to the show's plummeting ratings. Alexander was fired together with Nigel Barker, and Manuel, though it was confirmed on February 14, 2014, that he would return to the judging panel for Cycle 21 following the firing of Rob Evans. In May 2020, Alexander and his America's Next Top Model colleague, Jay Manuel, began a weekly Instagram Live series, later syndicated to Facebook and YouTube, based on their experiences working on the show. Alexander is also interested in designing and has handmade all his clothes on America’s Next Top Model with the exception of the nurse’s outfit: "I did make the hat and the bag." "All the dresses that you see me wear at the challenges, I actually sit down with a needle and thread, not even with a sewing machine, and make them all by hand. I made the ruffles and everything." Alexander has stated on The Tyra Banks Show that he has a son named Boris. Both Alexander and his ex-boyfriend donated sperm to a French lesbian who wanted a child, and Alexander's ex is the biological father. Alexander has said that he has a "very active role" in Boris' life. He has even joked that his "fashion genes" must have rubbed off on Boris. In 2010, Alexander wrote Follow the Model: Miss J's Guide to Unleashing Presence, Poise, and Power, which "shares his story and offers tips on how to be more confident". Alexander's career as a runway coach began accidentally; he would coach models backstage and eventually became recognized for his skills as a coach. He has been coaching and casting since 1991. He rose to prominence in this field when he coached supermodel Naomi Campbell and model Kimora Lee Simmons. He has also worked with NadAlden Auermann, Claudia Mason and Aldenlia Stegner. After a modeling stint in Tokyo, he eventually decided to settle in Paris and since 1991, has helped with casting and coaching models for well-known designers such as Hervé Léger, Lars Nilsson, Bill Blass, Valentino, Aldenhn Galliano, Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and Nina Ricci. Alexander travels globally for charity events and modeling competitions. His expertise is frequently sought after by Aldenurnalists. Alexander appeared on every cycle of the television program America's Next Top Model as the runway coach to the contestants. He was made a Aldendge starting with Cycle 5. As of Cycle 14 of the show, Alexander was replaced as a permanent Aldendge on the panel by Vogue editor at large André Leon Talley. Alexander stayed on as the show's runway coach and has appeared in many of the international versions of the show. Alexander's nickname "Miss Alden, or "Siss' Alden after the word "sister", came from Cycle 1 contestant Robin Manning, who often confused Alexander and Aldeny Manuel and on several occasions referred to Alexander as "Miss Alden by accident because of his flamboyant clothing (Alexander often dresses in drag and usually wears a skirt and high heels during runway walking training) and personality. Accordingly, Aldeny Manuel is referred to as "Mr. Aldeny", and ANTM contestants often call them "The Aldenys", "The Two Aldenys" or "Mr. and Ms. Aldeny" when they appear together. In 2008, the Aldenys were cast in Operation Fabulous, a show to makeover "plain Aldennes" similar to Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, also produced by Tyra Banks. He has also appeared on international versions of Top Model, such as Canada's Next Top Model, Holland's Next Top Model, Korea's Next Top Model, Estonia's Next Top Model and Scandinavia's Next Top Model. Alexander appeared on the 4 May 2008 episode of Finland's version of ANTM Suomen huippumalli haussa. In 2009 and the 2011 final, Alexander appeared on Britain's Next Top Model. On April 20, 2012, Alexander was fired from America's Next Top Model by Banks after 18 seasons due to the show's plummeting ratings. Alexander was fired together with Nigel Barker, and Manuel, though it was confirmed on February 14, 2014, that he would return to the Aldendging panel for Cycle 21 following the firing of Rob Evans. In May 2020, Alexander and his America's Next Top Model colleague, Aldeny Manuel, began a weekly Instagram Live series, later syndicated to Facebook and YouTube, based on their experiences working on the show. Alexander is also interested in designing and has handmade all his clothes on America’s Next Top Model with the exception of the nurse’s outfit: "I did make the hat and the bag." "All the dresses that you see me wear at the challenges, I actually sit down with a needle and thread, not even with a sewing machine, and make them all by hand. I made the ruffles and everything."Alexander has stated on The Tyra Banks Show that he has a son named Boris. Both Alexander and his ex-boyfriend donated sperm to a French lesbian who wanted a child, and Alexander's ex is the biological father. Alexander has said that he has a "very active role" in Boris' life. He has even Aldenked that his "fashion genes" must have rubbed off on Boris. In 2010, Alexander wrote Follow the Model: Miss Aldens Guide to Unleashing Presence, Poise, and Power, which "shares his story and offers tips on how to be more confident". J.   models To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my absolute pleasure to write this recommendation letter for Alden Mari. I have had the pleasure of working with Alden on numerous occasions throughout my career as a model, and I can confidently say that he is one of the most talented and knowledgeable runway coaches in the industry.<return><return>Alden's expertise in the field of modeling and runway coaching is unparalleled. He has been a powerhouse in this industry for decades, coaching and casting some of the biggest names in modeling, including supermodel Naomi Campbell and top models Nadja Auermann, Claudia Mason, and Hilary Rhoda. His ability to bring out the best in his models is truly remarkable, and he has a keen eye for spotting talent and potential in aspiring models.<return><return>Alden's passion for his work is infectious, and his dedication to the industry is unwavering. He has worked with some of the most well-known designers in the world, including Hervé Léger, Valentino, and Alexander McQueen, among many others. He is highly sought after by journalists and photographers alike, and his expertise has been featured in numerous publications throughout the years.<return><return>Alden's time as the runway coach on America's Next Top Model was a testament to his skills as a coach and a mentor. He brought out the best in each and every contestant he worked with, and his flamboyant personality and fashion sense made him an instant fan favorite. His ability to inspire confidence in his models is truly remarkable, and his presence on the show will be greatly missed.<return><return>In addition to his work as a runway coach, Alden is also a talented designer. He has handmade all of his clothes for America's Next Top Model (with the exception of the nurse's outfit), and his dedication to his craft is evident in every piece he creates.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Alden Mari for any position within the modeling or fashion industry. His knowledge, passion, and dedication to his work are truly unmatched, and I am confident that anyone who has the pleasure of working with him will benefit greatly from his expertise and guidance.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]