One of Australia's most 🍬successful fashion models, Rachel Swane𒅌y, has been unveiled as the 'Face of Foster's' for the 2004 Foster's Australian Grand Prix.

Swaney's ro𝄹le will involve welcoming international guests to Melbourne, attending official Grand Prix functions including the Australian Grand Prix Corporation's 'City Spectacular', the Grand Prix Ball and the Foster's Rev-Up party; and being on the judging panel at the 2004 Foster's National Grid Girl Competition♊ final.

Rachel is also set to become a familiar face to Australian✱s when she✱ stars in the AGPC's new TV campaign promoting the event.

Melbourne born and bred, Rachel's first brush with fame came when she graced the silver screen as a vampire alongside late R&B singer-actress Aaliyah in the Warner Bros movie Queen of the Damned.

While modelling extensively overseas for international brands such as L'Oreal, Speedo, Collette D🦹innigan and Adida🎃s, Rachel appreciated the familiar feeling of home when she saw the blue, red and gold Foster's bottles behind bars from Paris to the Maldives.

Rachel's role builds on the Swaney family's long-standing relationship with the Foster's Group, as her grandfather and two great uncles spent their working lives at the Carlton & United Breweries planꦿts in Abbotsford, East Melbourne and Carlton.

Rachel is a motor sport enthusiast and her understanding of F1, the teams and drivers will stand her in good stead when she socialises with fans and other celebrities on-track and in corpora🌠te facilities at the💎 event.

As the 'ꦺFace of Foster's' in Australia, Rachel follows in the stylish footsteps of Grace McClure [pictured] and ex-Neighbours 🧸star Krista Vendy.

The 'Face of Foster's' is a popular tradition in Europe too. Australi🌃an celebrities Tania Zaetta and Mimi McPherson have been two previo𒁏us 'Faces' in Britain.