Heather Bratton

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Heather Bratton
Birthdate:	Template:Birth Date
Birth location:	Tampa, Florida
Date of death:	July 22, 2006 (aged 19)
Measurements:	86-61-86 (EU) 34-24-34 (US)
Height:	180 cm 5 ft 11 in
Eye color:	Brown
Hair color:	Brown
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Heather Bratton (June 25, 1987 – July 22, 2006) was an American fashion model.

She was featured on the February & May 2006 covers of Italian Vogue and had also appeared during the summer of 2006 in shows in Milan and Paris, modeling for Prada, Gucci, Burberry and Chanel.

With Heather's career booming, many fashion insiders were toting her as the next big thing. The fashion community was stunned to hear the unexpected news that she was killed in a car crash on July 22, 2006. Heather was buried in her home state of South Carolina. The September 2006 issue of Paris Vogue is dedicated to her memory.

Heather has been listed by the Center for Auto Safety as a victim of the location of the gas tank aft of the rear axle in the Ford Crown Victoria [1][2].