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Victoria Winter

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Height
  
5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)

Hair color
  
Brown

Name
  
Victoria Winter

Eye color
  
Hazel

Role
  
Television presenter

Title(s)
  
Miss Australia 2006


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Born
  
13 July 1984 (age 39) (
1984-07-13
)

Major competition(s)
  
Miss Earth Australia

Victoria Winter (born 13 July 1984) is a law graduate, businesswoman, beauty queen, model and television presenter. The winner of Miss Earth Australia 2006, Winter is the Western Australian presenter for FashionTV and co-owner/director for Club Red Sea and Gold Bar Establishments.

Early life, education and career

Winter grew up in Sydney's eastern suburbs and completed her schooling at Kincoppal-Rose Bay, School of the Sacred Heart in 2002.

After completing her Higher School Certificate, Winter undertook French studies at Sorbonne University, Paris, acquiring a diploma of French Language and Culture and Civilisation in 2003.

Upon returning to Australia she commenced a law degree and graduated from the University of Canberra with a Bachelor of Laws in 2007.

While studying for her law degree Winter was a cheerleader for the Canberra Raiders and was Big League Cheer Girl of the Year runner up in the national finals.

In 2006, Winter was awarded Miss Earth Australia.

In the same year she also completed a course in television presenting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney.

Winter's roles as director and event coordinator for Club Red Sea and Gold Bar as well as Western Australian representative for FashionTV constantly attract the media spotlight.

Renowned for her classical style, Winter frequently makes the best dressed lists of prominent social columnists and has been dubbed one of Perth's top party planners.

As Western Australian representative for FashionTV, Winter showcases the breadth of talent and vibrancy across the state’s fashion, jewellery, arts, cultural and events industries.

References

Victoria Winter Wikipedia