Actress Annabel Schofield passed away at the age of 62. She was well-known for her modeling career and her role in the popular TV series Dallas.

Annabel, who died on February 28 in Los Angeles, California, first gained fame as a model in the edgy London fashion scene of the 1980s. She mentioned in a 2012 interview her admiration for London’s innovative style during that era.

During her time as a model, Annabel worked with London’s Take Two Agency, gracing the covers of numerous fashion magazines and appearing in campaigns for top brands like Yves Saint Laurent and Revlon.

One of her most recognized moments came from a Bugle Boy Jeans TV commercial where she famously asked, “Excuse me, are those Bugle Boy jeans you’re wearing?” as she drove a black Ferrari through the desert.

Melissa Richardson, the former owner of Take Two agency, fondly remembered Annabel as a favorite of renowned photographer David Bailey. Melissa emphasized Annabel’s impact on the agency’s success and praised her genuine personality and beauty.

Although she was best known for her role as Laurel Ellis in Dallas, Annabel’s acting career included various productions such as Solar Crisis, Dragonard, and Eye of the Widow. She later ventured into film production on notable projects like The Brothers Grimm and City of Ember.

After news of her death emerged, fans expressed their sorrow on social media platforms, with one Twitter user paying tribute to her role in Dallas. Annabel received an outpouring of love and condolences from devastated fans.

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