Model: Model Promoter Talks About What It Takes To Be A Top Model
What does it take to be a top model? ModelPromoter.com has some answers.
Online, September 22, 2011 (Newswire.com) - What does it take to be a top model? Model Promoter has the answers.
So What does it take to be a top model?
ModelPromoter.com has some answers. First and foremost a good attitude. Showing up on time, and taking care of yourself will take you ahead of the game.
Living in a city like New York or Los Angeles can help in the process of getting signed. Also signing up on a site like modelpromoter.com and getting more knowledge and tips for how to get started for beginners and even more education for more experienced models.
A unique look can give you an advantage, and depending on what type of modeling, fitness should be maintained. Model Promoter's site is where models can go to become the next top model. The site also includes important tips like working on a portfolio, which most models need to have a good hold on.
On the site models can interact with photographers which helps with portfolio expansion as well.
Tai Lopez, CEO of model promoter tells models that they need to stay patient. It can be a lot of hard work, but if models have what it takes, and stick with their goals, they can certainly become the next top model.
Kate Moss once said " I was 14 when I started modeling. At the end of that first day my mum said, If you want to do this, you're on your own because I'm not traipsing around London ever again like that." Get ready for hard work but with big payoffs on your journey to becoming the next top model.
There is plenty of information on Model Promoter's site, and they have lots of experts from all parts of the modeling industry, who are happy to share their expert information.
As far as physical features go, it really depends on what type of modeling someone is interested in. If it's glamour modeling, a more curvaceous figure will be ideal. For commercial modeling, height is not as important as it is for runway and print/ editorial work. For runway modeling, women should be at least 5'7 or 5'8, and men should be 5'11 or above with a slim figure.
Keep in mind, it is also not always the most beautiful girl in school that makes it as a top model. Ivan Bart, a top agent with IMG Models says "It's the girl who never thought she could who gets discovered. The prettiest girl in school doesn't always make the best model."