Dara Tomanovich, a native of Toronto, Canada, embarked on a illustrious career as a model and actress, which began with a chance encounter in Paris. It was there that she crossed paths with the renowned German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, who, recognizing her exceptional talents, cast her as the lead model for the esteemed fashion house, Chloe, at the tender age of 18.
As the face of Chloe, Tomanovich's career began to soar. She secured a campaign with the prestigious cosmetic line L'Oreal, working alongside the acclaimed photographer Patrick Demarchelier. During her five-year stint in Paris, she graced the cover of the French edition of Marie Claire and appeared in advertisements for the British edition of Vogue, solidifying her status as a prominent model.
After relocating to New York from Paris, Tomanovich pursued her passion for acting at The William Esper Studio in Manhattan. Under the guidance of the Esper Studio, she honed her craft using the Meisner technique, a method acting approach that emphasizes personal interaction. During this period, she collaborated with Academy Award winner George Clooney in a television campaign for the Italian car manufacturer, Fiat.
Upon completing her studies, Tomanovich made the move to Los Angeles, where she landed a role in the Pauly Shore comedy, Bio-Dome. Her acting credits continued to grow, with appearances in a variety of television shows, including Highlander, The Practice, Family Affair, Just Shoot Me, and Secret Agent Man.
