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United States Lisa D'Amato is an American recording artist, fashion model, and television personality, known for her appearances and eventual win on "America's Next Top Model" and for developing her Dare-U-Go! product.
Lisa D'Amato made a deal with Barbara Corcoran on Season 10 of 'Shark Tank' for her product Dare-U-Go! The deal involved an offer of $150,000 cash plus a $200,000 loan in exchange for 35% of the business.
After her initial appearance on America's Next Top Model, Lisa signed with L.A. Models and L.A. Talent for modeling representation.
Lisa D'Amato starred in ad campaigns for Black Chandelier.
Lisa D'Amato starred in ad campaigns for DaftBird.
Lisa D'Amato modeled for Ford Fusion.
In December 2011, D'Amato became the face of ANTM's first-ever fragrance, Dream Come True, a result of a tie-up between Hatchbeauty and its creative director Ben Bennett.
Lisa D'Amato has modeled for Jared Gold, participating in runway shows for his designs like the Caspian Runway Show and for Black Chandelier, a brand he designed.
Lisa D'Amato has done runway shows for Levi's.
Lisa D'Amato has done runway shows for H&M.
Lisa D'Amato has done runway shows for Diane Von Furstenberg.
Lisa D'Amato participated in Coca-Cola's Bon Voyage campaign.
Lisa D'Amato has modeled for Target.
Lisa D'Amato participated in The Gap's "Mellow Yellow" campaign.
Lisa D'Amato has appeared in two Old Navy commercials.
Lisa D'Amato walked in Alice + Olivia's Fall 2006 collection show.
In April 2012, D'Amato appeared in a six-page spread in Vogue Italia.
Lisa Marie D’Amato was born on October 22, 1980, in Los Angeles, California. Her parents divorced when she was seven, and she began modeling at the age of 12. D’Amato first gained public recognition as a participant on Cycle 5 of the television series “America’s Next Top Model” in 2005, where she was known for her outspoken personality. She then returned to the series for Cycle 17: All-Stars, winning the competition in 2011 at the age of 30, making her the oldest winner in the show’s history at that time. Throughout her career, D’Amato has modeled for global brands and pursued a music career.
Following her modeling and television successes, D’Amato expanded her entrepreneurial endeavors. She developed a product called Dare-U-Go!, which is a portable feeding solution for babies. In 2019, she successfully pitched Dare-U-Go! on Season 10 of “Shark Tank,” securing a deal with Barbara Corcoran for a $150,000 cash investment plus a $200,000 loan in exchange for a 35% stake in her company. This marked a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her shift from entertainment to product innovation and business ownership. She has also appeared on other reality television shows, including “Celebrity Rehab” and “Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars,” and has engaged in various music projects.
Throughout her modeling career, D’Amato has worked for companies such as XOXO, Barneys New York, Guess, Levi’s, H&M, Diane Von Furstenberg, Coca-Cola, Target, and The Gap. She has been featured in publications like Teen Magazine, Seventeen, Swindle Magazine, Lemonade magazine, and Vogue Italia. As a recording artist, she has released two albums, “La Puchinetta” in 2009 and “Flippin’ the Bird” in 2011, and has performed at venues including the Viper Room and the MGM Grand Las Vegas. Her diverse career path highlights her adaptability across various industries.
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