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Born August 30th in Gothenburg, Sweden. She was raised Catholic with a Swedish mother and a Spanish father.
At age 15, she moved out from home and began her modeling career, traveling all over the world. After five years of being a successful runway model, including over 350 runway shows and being a Cover Girl for numerous publications like Sony, Chic Magazine, Elle and Rolling Stone, she grew tired of the industry deciding to focus on her education. She enrolled in Film School, Design School and received her bachelor's degree in Journalism.
After graduating, she moved to Stockholm and was asked to appear in Expedition Robinson, which was later turned into Survivor in America. As a result of appearing on the show, her celebrity skyrocketed. She returned to Stockholm where she became the manger of some of the hottest nightclubs in Stockholm. In 2004, she met her future husband musician Steve Angello, mostly known as one-third of Swedish House Mafia. Isabel began to work for Size Records as a merchandise designer and traveled with the group all across the world.
Wanting to experience something fresh and start a new chapter in their lives, Isabel and Steve moved to Los Angeles in 2008. Isabel was quickly cast in Swedish Hollywood Housewives, which she starred in for the next four years. She was most recently cast in the new reality show Euros of Hollywood for Bravo, which debuts in October of 2014.
Living in the heart of Hollywood inspired Isabel to open her own production company, LaLa Studios. Here she takes actors headshots, films scenes for actor's reels as well as producing her own film and television projects as well as producing plays for local theatre. She also has produced a number of independent films that will be released in the near future.
Her talents extend beyond Film and Television. In Sweden, she contributed to many blogs sharing her fashion insights and gave people a glimpse into her life. She also published a book, Sex, Droger, & en DJ, in May of 2014 which was met with critical acclaim.
Isabel helps contribute to her husband's charity, the Size foundation, which supports children and young adults through education and creates and empowered and sustainable future.
