My model Reality

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

If you’ve been around the modeling industry for a while, chances are you’ve had your photos used without your permission. If it hasn’t ha...

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...

When you first sign with an agency, you may be a little overwhelmed at all of the things they are going to want you to get started on so you

New models often assume that they need a professional modeling portfolio (aka “book”) filled with stylized photos before they approach model

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

One of the most common questions I get asked is “how did you get into modeling?” My modeling career began when I was about 16 years old. Growing up, I was always tall and scrawny, I got made fun of a lot for being so skinny, and never felt like I fit in with my peers. I didn’t really have an athletic body and sports were really the only activities in the small town where I lived. My mom was looking for something for me to get interested in, and took me to an audition at John