Models

1. Lifestyle, Editorial and Glamour Models: Typically characterized by their striking beauty, glamour models often work in fashion, beauty. They usually possess ideal measurements, including height (175cm+) and a slim physique. Their work often emphasizes allure and sensuality.

2. Photographic Models: These models may not always fit the traditional glamour mould but possess stunning features that translate beautifully on camera. They often focus on, fashion spreads, high-end photography and can also use be used in editorial work.

 

3. Character and Personae Models: These models embody specific personas or characters, often used in commercials, print ads, and promotional materials. They may not fit conventional beauty standards but have unique features that tell a story.

4. Curvy Models: Embracing body positivity, curvy models represent a diverse range of body types. They are increasingly sought after in the fashion industry, showcasing clothing that celebrates curves and promotes inclusivity. Sizes 12- 18.

 

5. Background Extras or upcoming models: They feature in the background of sets, where the focus is on the front models or actors. Mainly part of the film industry in a non-speaking roll.

Where They Fit in the Industry
Each model category plays a vital role in the fashion and film industry. Glamour models often grace magazine covers and high-profile campaigns, while photographic models contribute to editorial and artistic projects. Character models and curvy models bring diversity and relatability to brands, making them essential in today’s inclusive market.

Portfolio Ideas
A strong portfolio is your calling card in the modelling world. Here are some tips for building a stunning portfolio:

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