Saturday, June 21, 2014

what king of modeling is better?







Runway models..fitting models..promotional models..i sorta wonna do what A.N.T.M does they do like cool runway and photoshoots what is that called?


Answer
Modeling isn't just looking cute , it takes HARD work and commitment. No just for the modeling,but you HAVE to stay in shape and take care of yourself.
Clear skin, clear teeth. Working out EVERYDAY .
cting / Commercials

Playing a role on television in an advertisement for a product, service, or idea.

Promotional

Live modeling designed to drive consumer demand for a product or brand. It can range from representing a company at a tradeshow to handing out samples in a shopping mall or appearing on behalf of an alcohol brand at a bar. A promotional model needs to be very outgoing and have a great personality.

Fashion

Fashion modeling is done to promote clothing or accessories. Fashion models are generally 5'10" or taller in major markets (Smaller markets often begin Fashion at 5'8" and taller) and very thin with looks ranging from beautiful to unusual and distinctive.

Runway: Occurs during a fashion show when a model walks a runway or elevated catwalk,

Catalog: Print modeling done to showcase a company's clothing or products in their publication. Example: JC Penney's, Sears, Macy's catalogs.

Editorial: Print modeling for high fashion magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Glamour, ect.

Fit: A model that has the perfect body sizes and proportions for a certain clothing line or designer preference.

Commercial Print

Commercial print modeling is generally done to advertise products, services and companies. There is no set height or weight for commercial modeling, but you must be a well proportioned, attractive, real person that can act and play different characters.

Casual / Lifestyles: When a model portrays a distinctive part of life, from a college student in an ad for dorm room accessories to a senior citizen couple in a healthcare ad. Lifestyles models are generally attractive versions of the stereotype.

Corporate: Print modeling with a business theme. Corporate models portray doctors, nurses, executives, and other business people in brochures, ads and annual reports.

Swimwear: Swimwear models generally are curvier than fashion models with toned but not overly muscular figures.

Fitness: Fitness models appear in ads for health and fitness products, athletic companies, and trade magazines such as Runner's World or Shape.

Lingerie: (JC Penney, Macy's) to a scene where the mood is more mature in nature (Victoria's Secret, Maxim).

Glamour:Glamour modeling can include lingerie and swimwear. It can range from cheesecake pinup photos to calendar and Maxim style images. Glamour models normally have curvy figures and beautiful faces.

Alternative: Any modeling that has a punk or gothic feel.

Nude

Glamour Nude: Playboy and Pin-up Calendar style modeling.

Artistic Nude: Posing nude for an artist for the purposes of creating art.

Erotic Nude: Nude modeling that is artistic yet sexual in theme. Not pornographic.

Body Parts

Hair: Hair models have gorgeous healthy hair. They are used for hair product ads and to show different hairstyles in hair magazines or at hair shows.

Legs: Leg models have long shapely legs. They may be used in ad for pantyhose or anything that would require an image of good legs.

Hands: Hand models have long graceful hands . They are used in jewelry ads or any other image that requires a pair of photogenic hands.

Web Model
. A quality client will always go through a modeling or talent agency to hire a model for work. The internet, however, can be used as a networking tool for amateur models and photographers to meet and develop their craft together.

What is commercial modeling?




Anne


i was looking into modeling and i found commerical modeling. what are some facts and advice for persuing commerical modeling. How much can you make?


Answer
Commercial modeling is modeling for consumer products - the model you see in an ad for toothpast, cereal, allergy medicine, car tires, shampoo, etc is a commercial model

Most commercial models are booked through the same big agencies that do fashion - Ford, Elite, Wilhelmina, Next, Major, Supreme, MC2 etc

How much you make depends on the client, how long the ad will run, where the ad will run (locally, nationally or internationally), how famous/in demand you are, and how good a negotiator your agent is. It could be anything from $1000-10,000.




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i bought a swimsuit from old navy, and i HATE it;;;?




katiechaos


it was amazing in the fitting room, and walking to the pool.
once i got in the water, it sucked.

the bottoms were falling off, and they were sagging.
my top kept on coming off, going up, and made my boobs pop out.

i tried tightening the top, and nothing seemed to work.

is there anything i can do about this?



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I know that an employee of Old Navy already replied that they would not return the suit because it is unsanitary...but I've worked in retail for many many years and this isn't true.

It is unsanitary for the store to re-sell your worn bathing suit, but because this seems like a quality issue, the manager should accept your return or at least give you store credit. (They will have to damage out the suit, but big chains like this absorb that cost with no problem at all)

If you are a teenager or younger, try having a parent come with you to speak to the manager about this. Even if you don't have the receipt or anything, ask to speak to the manager and make a fuss about the quality of the garment. If they refuse request a corporate customer service number to complain.

I'm tired of retail chains giving horrible customer service, especially when they make poor-quality clothes.

Are Old Navy swimsuits durable?




<***mAdS**


My friend said Limited Too Swimsuits aren't durable and fall apart. What about Old Navy??


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yea i think they hold up very well. i have a pool so i am in a bathing suit for days at a time over the summer. for last summer i got a two piece from old navy and it was really nice




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