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Natane Boudreau was brought up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan by her mother, a prominent fashion creative director and her father, a professional dancer. She trained at Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, UK, and William Esper Studios in NYC. At the young age of 3, Natane was discovered by the owner of Click Model Management, who signed her on to do numerous ads for Calvin Klein, posing as Andie MacDowell's daughter, and a Vogue Bambini cover all shot by Bruce Weber, She was also photographed from the ages of 3 -5 in ads and editorials shot by Steven Meisel. She attended the liberal and prestigious Bank Street School of Education and Columbia Preparatory School until she began a full time modeling career at the age of 17. At the age of 7, Natane had her first experience with film, in a small role in Woody Allen's Radio Days, being cast in the role by the director himself. Natane's fair skinned, dark haired beauty gave her a highly successful modeling career that took her all over the world including New York, London, Milan and Paris walking the runways for the great houses of Calvin Klein, Chanel, Gucci, Versace, Dolce and Gabbana, Donna Karan, Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs. In addition, she graced the pages of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and W Magazine as well as appearing in Dolce and Gabbana, The Gap and Clinique ads all shot by Steven Meisel, a Shiseido Ad by Richard Avedon and a Levi's ad by Albert Watson. As a model, Natane was filmed as herself in the highly acclaimed fashion documentary, Unzipped, directed by Douglas Keeve. After retiring from the runway, in 2003 , Natane quickly landed roles in 2 independent films: Chloe/Windy in The Pink House playing opposite Fred Weller and Heather Matarazzo and as Teresa in 5 Up 2 Down, with Isaach De Bankole and Kirk Acevedo.

One of the world's top fashion models in the 1990s.