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A Crash Course in Modeling 
 
by Cynthia Rice June 07, 2005

How to Get Started

Alright, you’ve decided what angle of modeling you’d like to pursue. Now it’s time to get prepared.

Research

You wouldn’t try to be an accountant without knowing how to add, would you? It’s very important that you study up on modeling so you can be the best you can be..

  • Go to your local bookstore or library and find everything you can on the type of modeling you’re interested in. Study it in detail and write down questions you haven’t found answers for.
  • Watch television and read magazines! Their are non-stop runway shows and photographs out there for you to evaluate. Keep your eye on current trends and decide where you can market yourself best.
  • Speak to an expert. Call around to agencies and ask if they can refer you to someone who can speak with you (for free!) about modeling. The agent might even be happy to answer a few of your precise, prepared questions.

Physically Prepare

We’ve already covered the fact that you don’t have to be drop-dead gorgeous anymore to be a model but you do have to take care of the assets you have.

  • Start working out, eating right, and caring for your skin.
  • Evaluate your hair. Do you have a hairstyle that is perfect for today’s market or are you stuck in the 80’s? Ask your friends then hairdresser for an honest evaluation and do what needs to be done.
  • Start gathering outfits that will be appropriate for interviews and go-sees. Modeling interviews are different from regular interviews. You’ll need clothing that is body conscious and appropriate for the image you want to project.

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