how to start my career in modelling i am 5'6 and nice figure 35-27-37 and fair complexion green eyes people think i can be a good model but me my self thinks that would height be a restricion for me what can i doo about my height pleas help me evry one i am confused ??
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Go to http://unblendmag.com and register to be a CityStar,  you can be on their next issue cover page (no experience necessary)if the public vote for you and you will get a personal online page as an up and coming model. To guarantee yourself be in the next print issue its only $25! not really hard decision anymore isn't it?
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I think you are at a very healthy weight for your height. It's important to eat right and exercise, but most of all, it's important to love yourself. Too many girls are consumed with the thought that they are fat, when what they are is muscular, and/or physically fit.
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Some curves are a good thing!  Though I will admit that as you get farther from an average build, I find 'too thin' a bit easier on the eyes than the opposite...\n\nI also want to say that I find the raw height/weight numbers to be fairly meaningless, because they really don't tell you enough about how a person wears it.  A well-proportioned girl can look very nice as long as she doesn't try to dress like someone with a different body type.\n\nAnd, as I almost always say in these type of questions:  Looks are only most important when gazing from a distance!  To actually hang out with a girl, a fun, happy personality goes a LONG way to compensate for a 'less-than-perfect' appearance.
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Most runway models are 5'9" to 5'11". However, ANTM Cycle 3 winner Eva was only 5'7" so you have a chance!
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dont put your children in modelling ..it just teeaches them that you can use your looks to make money..thats not good. but if you still want to..try arrrmm..actually dont do it..good luck
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Maybe if you come up with a good game plan and approach modeling as you would any other career, your mom will see that you are viewing it as a job, and not just a looks thing.  Do you have a friend who is a good photographer?  If so, get together and have him/her shoot a portfolio of some good head and full body shots.  They do not have to be fancy to start out.  Do some research and talk to anyone you know who had done modeling work to find out what agency they used.  Ask around.  You will be surprised how many people have done modeling/acting/voice over work, and not all of them are perfect looking.  Call any prospective agencies and ask any questions you have, or that your mother might have.  Maybe if you approach your mother with this beginner portfolio, and all of the research you have collected, she will see that you are smart and responsible enough to enter a career.  But even if she still says no, you will have a head start for when you are of age to make your own decision.  Remember, she is trying to protect you cuz she loves you, which can be annoying, but hey, that's what moms are for!  Good luck.
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It's hard to explain in my personal preference.  You could have a supermodel and an "average" woman, and I may choose the latter.  Looks aren't everything, but they are somewhat involved, I'm not going to lie.  Other than that, I look for a fun personality, capability to have a good conversation (serious or otherwise), attitude, and a sense of humility.  But some other guys are just in it for the looks...sad, as it may be less fulfilling.
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I would really encourage her to finish her education first.  Modelling is incredibly competitive and if she does not make the big time she will need to have something to fall back on sooner rather than later. There's plenty of time still at her age.\n\nIncidentally, my daughter wanted to do this and following footslogging around all the reputable London agencies she was told on several occasions that she was 'too pretty', apparently they only wanted 'quirky' faces!! So its possible your daughter may also be put off by this attitude.
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In all seriousness...will you be worrying about this when you're 50?  It doesn't matter.  Each woman is built different for each man.  And even though between the ages of 12-30 we're set on the physical features, sometime between there we actually think about what it is all about...companionship and emotions.  No matter how beautiful or ugly a woman is, our goal is just as noticable as yours...to find someone to be with.  At a younger age, this goal seems way far fetched and it may seem as though we only want one thing.  I'm totally going around your question, aren't I?  Sorry...My honest answer is that it really doesn't matter.  If a person (man or woman) is worthwile, they will look beyond the physical side and wont see anything.  Besides, your body is a canvass...and with scars, flab, big breasts or a nice A**...it's a great story to tell someone about where you got it from!
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society can't accept women not being modelesque in the same way that men who are out of shape and don't look like rockstars or male models are unacceptable.\nyou just need to find someone who is comfortable with the person that you are inside. to hell with people that don't want to see inner beauty.
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Dont starve yourself. Thats plenty skinny for that height. Its just something with girls thinking they are fat when they aint. Blame cosmo & all these teen shows with all these "Perfect" girls.
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The thing about modelling is that the industry determines how much you work.  You can't just say, I'm going to be a model and just go out and get well paying jobs, you know?  You have to be chosen for jobs and it's highly competitive.  Unless you're one of the top IT girls we always see on the runway or win one of those lump sum modelling contracts, you'll probably need a job on the side.\n\nAlso keep in mind that most models' careers are over by the time they're in their mid twenties so you most definitely need a back up plan.
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OMG, the above two are complete morons.  When is the last time they heard of the norm being:  modeling starting in adulthood??????  Most models begin while teens or younger.  Get a grip.  I'd wager both are parents of ugly children.  Just my opinion.  They stated theirs.  Like as sholes we all have one!  \n\nwww.onesourcetalent.com on big beaver rd in troy.  good luck.
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New Faces!!! They will interview and if you go thriugh then your gonna be a model!! go to www.newfacesdc.com
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In  real world - you are a perfect size. And tall is beautifull!!!!\nIf you watch TV.... Hm-mm... They show all these skinny models.\nThey look sick! \nI do not know any guy that likes skinny girls. They all like some meat on them... Some more, some less.\nYou sound like you have a perfect size for your height.\nBulimia is a serious thing! Get help with it, girl.
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I felt a little guilty reading this. You are right. We say that we just want a good man, but we look at the abs too. I am short and have a lot of boobs and junk in the trunk, but no junk anywhere else, so thank you for giving me and other women like me respect. I am not fat (fab abs.. gotta brag a little work hard at them) but educated, but I do see your point. (@blonde coley) For all the trash that you just talked, honey you better be a perfect dime peice. To talk that much trash, you need to make at least 100,000 a year, have a PhD. and be the most desireable thing that ever walked the earth. My guess is that you probally are not. I wonder how many heads that you turn at the beach..What makes me sick is when an inadequate person tries to find fault in others. You have to be lacking to be so angry. Before you say that I must be heavy, no baby, I have DD with a 25" waist and booty, but I am confident enough in myself to not have to put someone down to feel better about myself. I have a feeling that you are the skinny, pale guy at the beach that have his shorts pulled up really high in the front, with the swim flippers on.(or the girl that looks like the skinny pale guy)
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5'5" and I average between 125-130. I think I am a good weight. I have curves which I love. I actually don't think I can get down any lower. I have tried, but can't. And I do think that I am fat a lot of the time. When I lived in NYC I was a moose compared to some of the girls who lived there who were 'trying to be stars' I kept on telling myself that guys find me sexy at my weight and to stop comparing myself to other girls. I don't think guys like girls who are bone thin anyway.\nIt's hard not to compare yourself though. I agree.