modeling, questions about it Options

[xlitoxb]

Has anyone here done modeling before? Or has a friend who has done it? I'm just curious since right now Rampage has this modeling thing [I don't know if some of you have seen the ad in CosmoGirl or not] and I was wondering how hard modeling can be. Also, this ish out of the subject but it's almost the same thing related to modeling.. kind of. =P Has anyone tried/knows/ if Windsor Pilates and ProActiv works? =\

[gigiopolis]

You don't have to be 5'9" to be a runway model. There aren't any "requirements" or "rules" to become a runway model, just so long you've been successful elsewhere and people want you. You could be 5'4" and still walk, providing people want you. Take Kate Moss, one of the most famous models in the world. She's only 5"6' (don't quote me on that, I'll have to look it up. Plus models always lie about their height, so it's never accurate on the internet) and she walks the runway as a fashion icon. You don't need to be a giraffe to be a model.

Just ask yourself what kind of modelling you want to do. Actual high fashion modelling? Well, you have to be tall and have a unique face to do that. Or do you just want to appear in small editorials for teen magazines? You could be any size for that. Plus the Rampage contest is awesome if you want to do that. =))

I'd advise you to do a LOT of research of agencies, designers, models, etc. If you appear knowledgable, you will be knowledgeable about the industry and everything about it. Just look out for scams, and make sure the agencies are credible. If you want to hit it big, move to New York or Paris, as you will have TONS more luck there.

Good luck =)