17 Facts About Alisa Bellettini

Alisa Marie Bellettini was an American television producer.

In 1989, Bellettini created the landmark MTV television series, House of Style.

Alisa Bellettini produced the original run of the series, which aired on MTV for 78 episodes from 1989 to 2000.

Alisa Bellettini was born on October 1,1954, in Napa, California.

Alisa Bellettini began her career at a radio station before joining the staff of Rolling Stone magazine.

In September 1988, Alisa Bellettini was hired by MTV News as a segment producer.

Herzog told Alisa Bellettini is find an alternative host, since they could not get Rotten.

Alisa Bellettini suggested that she read fashion magazines to find a possible host since the proposed show was focused on fashion.

Alisa Bellettini, who had never read fashion magazines before, but noticed that the major models of the time were being called supermodels.

Alisa Bellettini wanted a potential host who was firmly rooted in the fashion industry but could attract male viewers.

Alisa Bellettini decided on Cindy Crawford, a pick supported by Herzog, who had noticed her in his wife's magazines.

Undaunted, Alisa Bellettini asked Crawford's representatives to Crawford call her directly about the hosting offer.

Alisa Bellettini remained the producer of House of Style during its original run from May 1989 until 2000.

Alisa Bellettini supported the career of designer Todd Oldham, by having him host a regularly segment known as "Todd Time" during the 1990s.

Alisa Bellettini recruited musicians and other celebrities to appear with Crawford during its early years, including Nick Rhodes, Onyx, and Will Smith.

Alisa Bellettini was succeeded by a string of guest hosts after Crawford's departure, including Rebecca Romijn, Amber Valletta and Molly Sims.

Alisa Bellettini died in her sleep at her sister's home in Sacramento, California, on February 16,2016, at the age of 61.