About Pearl
Pearl rode horses before she could walk and is in the equestrian world. She attends major horse shows such as Devon, Upperville, Washington International and Middlesex to name a few. Being in that lifestyle, she was around people from different countries. They would have her to ride or train their horses. They were from France, Israel, and Germany to name a few.
She was visiting New York when she was discovered by another fashion model. Pearl modeled for Modells,and runway work for designers during Olympus Fashion Week. While working there, Chez Noel of New York City and Canada liked her exotic looks, and her ability to walk the runway on her toes with no shoes. Also working with exotic animals. She has model for Prince William Designs and Yukko Graphic Tees. She is also the spokesmodel for Struggleshop TV. At NYC Fashion Week she was interviewed by Cognac’s Corner of Entertainment News about her modeling and input on the clothes of fashion week. She was also interviewed by Yoanna House of ANTM for her opinion on the Sony VAIO Lifestyle PC. Lately, she has been interviewing top photographers at the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
October 10,2009, she model for Elegance Africa at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City for two designers. One from Rep Dem Of Congo and the other from Guadeloupe. Elegance Africa hosted their3rd annual show for diplomats and other people from around the world. Starting November 2010 she models for Murano Artisans jewelry, Make Love not Trash handbags, and Jonano. She is seen at red carpet events.
Pearl was with R & L Model management, and now with The Felton Group. She also self published a mystery novel; “The Clock Struck Twelve.” Her next novel, “The Clock Struck Eleven, will be out this summer.
(Recently Pearl is the TV host of Fashion In Action, and does interview for The Inner Circle-nyc.) Pearl Running Deer also has her own non-profit organization rescuing horses and recycling them to be use for trail rides and teaching underprivlige children how to ride, but also how to read.
