Amber Smith

Amber Smith emerged as a prominent figure in the modeling and entertainment industry when Anheuser-Busch selected her as the face of its Michelob Ultra Amber Lite beer. This partnership was marked by a nationwide campaign featuring her image on posters, standees, and promotional materials, culminating in a successful 20-city "Meet Amber" tour. Amber, a remarkable high school student with a 155 IQ, was discovered at an international modeling convention at just 15 years old. Her journey took her to Paris, where her dedication and unique charm quickly made her a sought-after talent.

With a striking appearance that captivated renowned photographers such as Helmut Newton, Amber graced the covers of iconic magazines like "Vogue," "Elle," "Esquire," "Maxim," and "Playboy." She walked the runways for prestigious designers like Chanel and starred in major campaigns for L’Oréal and Wonderbra. One of her crowning achievements was being featured as a swimwear model in "Sports Illustrated."

In addition to her modeling accolades, Amber transitioned into acting, collaborating with esteemed directors like Curtis Hanson and Barbra Streisand. She appeared in Academy Award-winning films such as "L.A. Confidential" (1997) and "American Beauty" (1999). Her television credits include a memorable guest role on "Friends." Amber also ventured into reality television with projects like "The Amber Smith Project" and "The Anchorwoman." With four award-winning calendars, a documentary titled "Amber Smith Raw," and plans for a how-to book, Amber continues to leave her mark on the industry.