Imagine having an exciting high-paying job as a professional model. Imagine walking down a runway at a designer fashion show, or having your photo taken for Vogue or your favorite magazine.

While a lucky few can become a supermodel like Tyra Banks, it is possible to have a successful modeling career even if you are not very tall, thin, or young.

In fact, many items sell better when they are promoted by models who look more like "real" people. Consumers want to see what clothes or beauty products look like on someone "just like them." As a result, there are modeling opportunities for people of all shapes and sizes. Which category do you fit into?

• High fashion modeling
• Glamour modeling
• Petite modeling
• Plus size modeling
• Teen modeling
• Mature modeling
• Body part modeling (hand modeling, etc.)
• Character or "real people" modeling

• Runway modeling
• Catalog modeling
• Showroom modeling
• Fit modeling
• Promotional (trade show) modeling
• Television
• Videos
• Editorial (magazine and newspaper) modeling
• Print advertisements

To give you inside information about modeling, author Barbara Carr Phillips talked to many fashion professionals around the country, including models who have worked with agencies such as Elite and Ford. The guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone in the U.S. or Canada who wants to become a model, including:

Getting Ready for a Modeling Career

• How to look the best you can. Simple tips to help you improve the appearance of your:
• Hair
• Eyebrows
• Skin
• Makeup
• Body
• The best insider resources to help you develop your fashion sense
• 7 personality traits you can develop to give you an advantage over other models
• Tips for choosing a modeling school 
• Plus why you do not need to take any classes to get hired as a model
• Information about the different categories of modeling so you can decide which type of modeling is right for you
• How to get discovered through
• Modeling conventions
• Model searches
• Beauty pageants
• Modeling contests
• Your portfolio
• How to get free or low cost photos of you taken by professional photographers
• Photographers to stay away from
• Posing tips
• How many and what types of shots to include in your portfolio

• What you need to know about modeling agents 
• What agents can do for you
• Finding legitimate agents
• Which type of model agency is best for you?
• Model agency contracts (exclusive versus non-exclusive) and fees
• How to contact model agencies 
• Contacting a model agency by mail (includes a sample letter)
• Attending an "open call"
• Submitting your photo by email
• How to do well in a model agency interview 
• tips on what to wear and do
• questions you may be asked
• questions you should ask
• Model management companies that can help you get international modeling assignments
• How to find freelance modeling opportunities in your hometown
• What to put on your modeling resume (includes a sample)
• How to prepare for "go-sees" (meetings with clients that are looking to hire a model)
• What happens when you get your first paid job (also known as a "booking"), and how to make a great impression so you can get future jobs

• How to spot modeling scams that could cost you thousands of dollars
• Information about legal matters such as model release forms and copyright
• Tips for overcoming rejection and achieving success
• Advice on creating a web site to promote yourself
• How to keep track of your money (and get tax deductions for clothing, cosmetics, meals and modeling books)
• A brief overview of 7 related careers you can get into after modeling - from modeling agent to fashion stylist

It can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some common mistakes that could cost you thousands of dollars, and give you information you need to break into professional modeling.

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Contrary to popular belief, you can become a professional model even if you are not tall, thin or young.

"The best thing about being a model for me really has been making my parents proud of me."
- Christine Gouden
5' 5" model with the Ford agency, New York