Elise Gornisch
Home: Jamaica Estates
Age: 19
Height: 5’11"
Weight: 130
Stats: 34C-32-34
UModels.com (#624)

Elise Gornish stands out.

"I’ve always been taller than everyone in school," said Elise. But her favorite feature are her green eyes. "Anytime I want to hypnotize someone I just open my eyes real big."

"I grew up in Queens, which I am lucky for because it’s diverse. I love the city, it’s different, fast paced — the noise and taxis."

At 19, this Jamaica Estates native handles herself with confidence. That part of her might have come from her Francis Lewis HS days, when she was part of the Junior Reserve Training Corps.

"That program gave me so much discipline and determination. It made me feel a lot better." She played varsity volleyball and was on the swim team. She also attended PS 131.

Elise will be a junior at the University of Buffalo with double majors in English and Business.

After college she plans to pursue her masters in English and wants to model in order to pay for school.

"I like getting the attention," Elise says about the modeling. Photographers tell her that she has a good chance of doing runway modeling and she imagines doing gigs for Gucci and Guess. "The day I see myself in Vogue is the day I know I’ve made it"

Elise’s next modeling gig involves standing tall and pretty and being a bodyguard for the British boy band BB Mak.

Elise admits it's not easy. "You look at models and they just look so thin." She admires Claudia Schiffer and Cindy Crawford because they have more normal and voluptuous bodies.

Gornish said she still shoots pool at Millennium on Francis Lewis Boulevard, shops at the Queens Center Mall and goes to Frozen Cup in Bellerose.

Elise is half French and gets to visit her family in France twice a year because her Parisian mother is a flight attendant. She’s fluent in French and handled part of this interview in her native tongue.

Her man, "has to be tall and funny. I have a weird sense of humor." He also has to be able to carry on a conversation.

When asked if she would consider going out with a short reporter, Elise let out an emasculating laugh. Then she said kindly, "I’d have to meet him first."

Sadly but maturely, she recognized, "this is my last summer to be a kid."

She's (#624) at UModels.com.

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