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Even if you’ve been in the modeling industry for a while, some of the lingo that industry insiders use can get confusing. Don’t worry, I’ve

Many aspiring and new models assume that all they need to do is be good at posing in front of a camera and walking a runway. But the reality is that there’s a huge business side of things that you also need to be aware and educated about. One of the biggest things models should know about and use but often don’t, is the Model Release form. This little form is very important but is often underutilized by both models & photographers, especially when doing trade work. In this po

Being prepared for the unexpected often shows the difference between an amateur model and a professional model.

When you become a model, you learn very quickly the importance of a good pair of heels. Whether a casting call, a shoot, or a runway show...

Read below for a list of some quick tips that apply to casting calls as well as agency visits so you are never caught off-guard!

It's that time of year again- Kansas City Fashion Week! As a model, this week is going to be both exciting and exhausting, and the last thing you're going to want to do is try to pack your model bag in a rush and risk forgetting something. Last week, I shared model bag essentials for women, but this week is for the GUYS! I have reached out to one of Kansas City's top male models and dear friend, Vinny Sung, for all the essentials the men need to have in their bags! This was a

If you are just starting out in your modeling career, or you are trying to expand your network and start work in bigger markets, you have probably heard the term ‘mother agent’. What are they? Do you need one to be a successful model? If you don’t know the answer to these questions, you are not alone! When first starting out, many models aren’t familiar with this term and everything it entails. I know I had to do a few Google searches before I fully understood what being sign

Tax season is upon us, and if you are a model, it can be very frustrating & confusing when it comes time to file. The modeling industry is a grey area as far as the taxation system is concerned because there are no actual black and white rules for what you can or can't claim, making it a slippery slope for write-offs/deductions. As a model, you're considered a self-employed individual and therefore can deduct business expenses from your modeling income. Tax write-offs are imp