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

It goes without question- modeling takes practice, dedication, and hustle. When you see a model strutting down the runway, know it’s the...

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

Getting booked for a runway show involves much more than just showing up the day of the show. It's quite a process that begins weeks or months before the show date. Photo by Brishen Lee wearing Ann Taylor What does all this preparation entail, exactly? Of course, the process is slightly different for every model, but there are a few things that every model does to prepare. See below for some common tips & tricks to get yourself runway ready. Month/Weeks before the show: Worko

As a model, it is essential that you are always prepared when you are on a booking or have a day of castings ahead of you. Your “Model Bag” is a vital part of being prepared, and should contain everything you may need for a show or a shoot. If I am going to a shoot, I usually prefer to use a small carry-on luggage style bag that has swivel wheels because I tend to pack more for a shoot than I would a show, and having a wheeled luggage bag helps take the strain off of my shoul