In recognition of Fashion Week 2009, I have been researching beauty and modeling tips. In particular what top modeling agencies are looking for when they cast their models. I have used the example of America's Next Top Model in previous posts, which I understand is not a truly accurate view of the struggle for a model's recognition into the field. However, since the launch of this year's Fashion Week, it has become undeniable that the model industry and model agency standards are increasingly growing.
Having the "right look" or being overly "beautiful" does not cut it in the modeling industry now. Very rarely do you see models that you can relate to. Bo Derek, Christie Brinkley and even Cindy Crawford were the last of the girl next-door models. They were all so relatable; they were the beautiful top models that had healthy looks and demeanors.
Having the "right look" or being overly "beautiful" does not cut it in the modeling industry now. Very rarely do you see models that you can relate to. Bo Derek, Christie Brinkley and even Cindy Crawford were the last of the girl next-door models. They were all so relatable; they were the beautiful top models that had healthy looks and demeanors.
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