i am girl of 18 i am and i want to be a model i am good looking but how to start my career?
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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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First, be very good looking physically, you have to be fit and proportional and the right height. Hair just right, clothes that are just right.\n\nSecond, confident\n\nLastly, have one of those personalities that shine (like you are always the superstar of the room you're in.)
994349
i use to model and my advie to u is to discuss with your parents that you want to get into modeling,have them surf the net and search for the top modeling agencys in your area.make sure you take 2 head shots of yourself with no makeup or just a little bit of makeup(cause the agency wants to see how your skin looks) then take a picture of your whole body.mail those pictures to the agency or take them there directly.whe they call u back make sure u walk with some more pictures of yourself and have your mother represent you.if they ask u for money upfront do not pay cause if any agency wants you u dont have to pay a dime.probably for your pictures unless u get a job through the agency and u pay for them that way.make sure u get a agent who can also represent u and make sure u research and see if your agent is the right person to represent u and knows how to get modeling jobs for u
611980
A great site for all these sort of questions is http://www.lifeofamodel.com . It is written by models and you can email them at info@lifeofamodel.com  \n\nI asked her some stuff on make-up and she was very helpful and gave me extra tips on how to become a fashion model. Good luck!
969897
sure, become a bolemic moron like the rest of them\nor be happy with who you are and get modeling jobs for real people
8731
"The problem with writing an article on "How to become a fashion model" is that you can't really become a model. Either you were born that way or you weren't. And if you were, somebody has probably already discovered you, in which case you don't need to read this. But if you happen to be one of those rare creatures that is 5'9" to 6' tall; not larger than a size 6; have perfect skin; between 14-20 years of age still; and un-discovered, we can give you some pointers on how to get started. "\n\nThe website below provides some interesting information.
508021
Yes definately.  You look like a runway model, tall very thin pretty face, you should really check it out.  What you need to do is put together a portfolio with professional pictures and send them to different modeling agencies, and call them after a few days to see if they recieved your photos.  Its just like anyother job be kinda pushy so they remember you.
352011
first you'll have to start from entry level job. try to get job in big and good orgnaziation..then it's totally depend on your skills, your attitude towards your job, your commitment and your ambitiousness how much ambitious you're so wish you good luck...
252436
Modelling's a very difficult profession and to make a successful career out of it requires an awful lot of hard work and luck.  You may be the most beautiful person but if you don't get noticed by the right people in the right place at the right time then you'll struggle.\n\nMy ex-girlfriend was a model herself before setting up a promotions agency (which included modelling) and she always advised aspiring models to pursue a different career and to treat modelling as a side-line.  That's not to say you shouldn't give modelling your best shot but don't rely on it working out and have a regular income from some other source.\n\nAs for getting into it.  This is where you need to do a balancing act, the more you spend up-front the greater your chance of getting work.\n\nThe first thing you need is a professionally prepared and varied portfolio, this could cost anything from several hundred to many thousands of dollars.\n\nBe careful when choosing someone to create a portfolio for you - ideally get recommendations, failing that go for someone who has been established for some time, has qualifications and is a member of any appropriate regulatoty bodies, ombudsman schemes and professional associations.\n\nFollow this same criteria when choosing which model agencies to present your portfolio to.  If they ask for upfront fees then be wary, if they're any good they should be making their money by finding commissions for you and not by charging you.\n\nPleae be aware that thare are a lot of unscrupulous organisations that exploit would be models.  Choose carefully.  I don't know how old you, if you're under 18 then take a parent along with you.  Even if you're over 18 it's not a bad idea to take a friend along who can perhaps offer an objective opinion on things.\n\nI'm sorry I can't be more specific but I'm guessing by the way you spell modelling that you're in the US and as I'm in the UK I don't know of any firms or organisations that I could suggest to you.\n\nGood luck and I hope it all works out for you.\n\nPS - Please remember me when you're rich and famous.
1079566
Decent modeling would not be a problem.  Nude modeling and "sleeping" your way to the top, would be.
1158546
uproot your entire life and move to the united states. if you're hot send your pictures to a modeling agency or something then maybe u can move into acting.
1159375
Please allow me to say this.  Whats even more important to a decent man then looks is confidence.  If you want to be happy, start with yourself, with your life.  Find your own goals, work towards achieving them.  Find out what you can do well, and work to excell at that.  Most men would really like to sleep with someone that looks like a runway model, but few would stay with them if thats all they are, a bit of fluff with no interests, or if they aren't happy with themselfs or their life.  If you can find happiness just being you, everything else will fall into place.  Besides, your 17, give it time.  It took me longer then 17 years to figure out who I was and what I wanted from life.  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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Realize that there are hundreds of millions of educated and capable people in the world that will be willing to take whatever job you can get if and when you graduate into the working world. \n\nIf you're so lazy you're life will suck. If that doesn't motivate you, not much will, and you'll have to experience how crappy your life will be first. Unfortunately, society is not forgiving, and you will be forever living behind the curve if you don't work hard now.\n\nOf course, if you're a good-looking female you could always become a call girl or a gold digger. You might be ok with that.
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Modeling is an awful life, I have friends who are in it and they get sucked into an ugly world.  Maybe you should convince your daughter to do something worthwhile, like focus on school or her dancing.  If she wants to get out and do something maybe she should volunteer.\n\nAsk her why she wants to model, does she have a positive reason?  \n\nBe careful of modeling scams, our culture just feeds on the insecurity and ignorance of people. And in the real modeling world be careful of drugs and worse.
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Do the best that you can with looks. Dress really well, in nice clothes that are fashionable. For girls--clothes that are really pretty and fashionable that accentuate your good points. For guys--sharp suit and fashionable shirt and tie, great shoes, etc. (not the boring plain stuff). For girls, wear makeup that makes you look pretty, maybe some really pretty earrings and a hairstyle that looks good on  you. If you're a guy, have a good haircut that looks best on you and be well groomed. Just do the best that you can with what you have. And then make the rest up with your personality. SHINE with your personality and enthusiasm.
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Please could you contact your local modelling agency with a profile of your photos etc. You should find them at www.yell.com. This will lead you in the right direction.