Alicia Hall Moran

 Hall was born in Las Vegas, Nevada, and at the age of seven, being a swimsuit model was her ultimate career objective. Hall began modeling on local fashion shows once she was old enough. At 13 and backed by her father and mother, she participated in her first professional photo shoot in October 1998 before winning a competition hosted by the John Robert Powers School, which is a well-known Las Vegas modeling institution where she then received formal training while working as a freelance web designer.In January 2003, Hall competed on CBS's revival of Star Search, making it as far as the semi-finals of the model categoryHall continued to follow the route of reality television when she was chosen from a plethora of applicants to be among the 12 finalists on series Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search which pitted model hopefuls against each other in a series of six episodes to sign a contract worth $1 million with NEXT Model Management and a spread in Sports Illustrated's annual Swimsuit Issue. Hall, along with Shannon Hughes made it to the final two spots and were crowned. Hall is signed with Elite Model Management in Miami, Los Angeles and DCM Models, in Seoul. Hall was also selected from thousands of applicants to make it to the finals in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search. Hall submitted her audition online for the Victoria's Secret Model Search in 2009. Hall was one of the 10 finalist who were selected to be part of the 2009 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Hall received lots of praise for her work in the first competition with Russell James as a photographer, but she was not successful in the second task with David Kirsh, where she lost to Kylie Bisutti, Jamie Lee Darley and other competitors.