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MichaelRef: K260289Fee: £210“The people at Columbia Sports werevery friendly and welcoming. Thefocus for the day was to pitch thenew sports plus ski range for thenext season to Blacks. This involvedwearing the outfits to display the‘look’ of each product.”

HerbRef: V155533Fee: £202.50“The assignment was to highlight thevarious benefits of beds and chairs,in nightwear and daywear, showingthe flexibility of the various productson view. Firstly, the assignment wasvery enjoyable; Mike MacNicholas and his colleagues made me very welcome and we were well lookedafter. Secondly, the venue was abeautiful country house and theowner was always on hand with cupsof tea etc. The stills photographerand the video lady were very clearwith their directions and patient.”

JakeRef: Z252295Fee: £90“I had an enjoyable day doing the photoshoot. Everyone was reallyfriendly and i felt totally comfortable.”

LukeRef: K228387Fee: £140“I was pleased with how the assignment went today. I would loveto do it again. I enjoyed getting intocharacter for the specific task presented to me. I portrayed a person suffering with cold/flu. I had aprop for this and dressed suitably forthe role so that the shoot was morerealistic.”

AlanRef: 174091Fee: £140“It felt great to be a model on thisNHS assignment. The shoot gave me an opportunity to use my actingskills. The best part of the assignment for me, quite apart fromthe pleasant friendly people I was

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working with, was the closeness tomy home. I only had to go ten miles!”

RobbieRef: 248766Fee: £80“The photoshoot went really well. Iwas asked to model a fridge that willbe used in supermarkets. Everyonewas friendly and the clients got whatthey required. I really enjoyedmyself.”

GeorginaRef: G244911Fee: £775.50“The assignment for TalentManagement went very well. On bothdays I got on really well with all people on the shoot. It felt great tobe in that enviroment and I wouldlove to work with them again.”

AlisonRef: K255470Fee: £210“This was my first paid assignmentwith Talent Management, so of courseI was excited and a little nervous.Everyone was friendly, and now Ican’t wait for my next assignment.”

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Spring already…and plenty ofways to feelgood aboutyourself in thisissue of Image,as well as

reasons to feel positive about yourpotential for making it in the talentand modelling professions! Planetceleb remains as exciting as ever, andwe’re drawing inspiration from someof the hottest names in style andfashion… as well as sharing somegood old-fashioned, down-to-earthadvice on how to stay looking goodand feeling great over the comingmonths. Whatever your ambitions,we’re here to help… and delighted to welcome you into the TalentManagement family!

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Almost 90 per cent ofwomen will develop celluliteat some point in their livesbut there’s plenty you can do to minimise itsappearance

07HOT NEWSFROM THE TALENT MANAGEMENTTEAMGet the low-down on allthat’s hip and happening inthe world of celebrity andstyle

1 1 CROWN JEWELSFirst it was the high schoolprom… now the US beautypageant has hopped acrossthe Atlantic and become a popular showcase foryoungsters who have a talent for looking good

12 STICK WITH THEPROGRAMMEA few months into 2011,and many of us are strug-gling to stick with thoseNew Year’s resolutions,especially when they relateto losing weight or improv-ing fitness. Neither are easyto achieve, but here aresome tips to help…

13 MAN, YOU’RELOOKING GOOD!There’s an abundance ofadvice for the older gent onhow to dress for his age, butyounger guys are often left totheir own devices… some-times with disastrous results!If you’re ready to admit to afew of your own, read on…

14WHAT’S EATINGYOU?Fomfort eating often has its roots right back in ourchildhood, but it’s a habitthat can cause problems for a lot of people. Here’show to beat it…

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There’s no ‘miracle cure’for cellulite – and if youhave it, you’re in good

company! – but there are lotsof techniques that you can use to help to reduce itsappearance.

Cellulite is caused by fatcells which are trapped withinfibres of supporting tissuesthat are thought to havebecome inflexible due to poorsupplies of blood and oxygen,resulting in the ‘orange peel’appearance we are all so

influence it significantly. Toxins in the body can causerestrictions in blood supply and this is thought to worsencellulite. Stay away fromcigarettes, alcohol andprocessed foods if you want to improve the appearance ofyour skin generally, and withcellulite salt intake is also afactor as it often causes fluidretention and bloating. Flushtoxins out of your system withplenty of fluid every day,preferably filtered or bottled

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familiar with. If you suffer fromcellulite you are not alone –some of the most beautifulcelebrities and models in theworld have been snapped withthis most frustrating ofproblems, from the super-slimactress Uma Thurman to thebootilicious Beyonce!

So it’s safe to say thatcellulite is not limited to thosewho are overweight… it canbe a problem whatever yoursize. However, what you eat,drink and smoke may

Almost 90 per cent of women willdevelop cellulite at some point in theirlives but there’s plenty you can do tominimise its appearance…

water, and increase yourwholegrain intake to lessenwater retention. Saturated fatsshould also be avoided; try toreplace them with fish, pulses,lean meats, fresh fruit andvegetables.Exercise helps to maintain a

healthy circulation so try to

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stay active. Toning exercisessuch as lunges and squats willalso help to improve theappearance of your legs andbuttocks. Body brushing improves

circulation and stimulates thelymphatic system – do it everymorning for a great start to the day! For this you need anatural bristle brush and youuse it all over the body,excluding delicate skin such asthe face. Always work towardsthe heart in long firm strokes,

and do this on dry skin, with adry brush.While body brushing is a

form of exfoliation, othermethods are practiced on wetskin with products such asbody scrubs. Make your ownsalt, sugar or coffee groundsscrubs – simply mix a handfulof your chosen exfoliator withyour favourite shower gel or atablespoon of almond oil andrub into the affected area incircular motions workingtowards the heart.

Some of the world’smost beautiful modelsand celebrities sufferfrom cellulite…

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Step into the spotlight!You too could feature in a future ‘Spotlight’, the specialfeature which picks out your portfolio picture so thatprospective employers can find just what they’re lookingfor in a talented person. Young, old, female and male,babies – even pets! The service isn’t free, but it’s asmall price to pay for the kind of attention only aSpotlight feature can bring!

EmbracingdiversityWe’ve just checked out Vogue Italia’s latest issue, in whichwe’re happy to see some of the world’s top black models.

Vogue Italia’s ‘Black Allure’ spread sees top blackmodels – Ajak Deng, Chanel Iman, Arlenis Sosa Pena,Jourdan Dunn, Melodie Monrose, Lais Ribeiro, RoseCordero, Mia Aminata Niaria, Sessilee Lopez, JoanSmalls and Georgie Baddiel – all looking stunning in anEmma Summerton shoot.

We love the opportunity to celebrate occasions whendiversity is embraced; after all, our agency has a hugelydiverse range of models on its books.

But it’s got us thinking, is this shoot an attempt todiversify the representation of models in Vogue? Or is itjust a great shoot using great models?

Vogue Italia Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani wroteabout whether colour is still an issue in fashion on herblog last week.

Sozzani said: “There isn’t a problem and it’s not aproblem in fashion either. There is no discrimination.I’ve explained many times this argument in my posts, in December for example when the Washington Postmentioned Vogue and Vogue.it as a publication thatcares for black girls, and comparing the great successof Eastern models to the lack of black models in theindustry. Prejudice? Absolutely not.”

We think that beauty embodies all colours and arehappy to see the fashion world continuing to embracediversity.

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Sustainablefashion

Ever since Kane designed a capsulecollection for Topshop back in 2007,the girls at Talent Managementhave kept an eye on this Scottishtalent. We loved Kane for his signature sexy style, stunning useof embellishments, and tight silhouettes.

Well since then, he’s come a longway – he designed the VersaceVersus collection with Donatella,collaborated with Catwalk by TIGI,and has now won this year’sBFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund,which as well as £200,000, comeswith fashion business mentoringfrom industry big shots.

“The BFC/Vogue DesignerFashion Fund is focused on celebrating talents that have thepotential to be successful Britishbrands of the future,” BFC Chairman

H&M’s ‘ConsciousCollection’, a sustainablefashion line made fromgreener fabrics includingorganic cotton, launchesin April.

Ever since Mariah Carey's husband Nick Cannon revealed that they werehaving twins on his radio show back in December last year, we have beenwondering whether they’d be having two boys or two girls. But it seems noone expected they’d have one of each!

“Even before we announced it was twins, I was trying to keep everythinggender neutral because I didn’t want to impose an identity on them toosoon,” Carey is reported as saying.

The couple are thrilled to be having both a son and a daughter, who areexpected in April.

Harold Tillman, said. “The judgingpanel and funding is underpinnedby leading business men andwomen in the industry to identifythose with the potential and visionto succeed.

“All finalists presented professionalplans and although the competitionwas incredibly close, ChristopherKane’s success to date and branddevelopment proposition securedhim the prize this year.”

Vogue’s Editor AlexandraShulman added: “I am delightedthat Christopher has won. The

shortlist was very strong and wewere impressed by the level of talent which was inspiring.Christopher and Tammy haveworked immensely hard and it iswonderful to see a designer with hisvision and commitment rewarded.”

Having beaten seriously goodcompetition – including OsmanYousefzada, Richard Nicoll, PeterPilotto and Jonathan Saunders –there’s no doubt that Kane’saccomplishment is thoroughlydeserved – he’s come a long way insuch a little time!

One of Talent Management’sfavourite young British designers,Christopher Kane, has won the2011 BFC/Vogue Designer FashionFund…

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Luscious lips make welcome returnSeason after season, muted, pale lips have dominatedbeauty trends, but now that spring is just around thecorner, bright oranges, reds and pinks make a valiantreturn to the lips of models, celebrities and the fashion-savvy team here at Models Direct.

Dubbed as one of Spring/Summer 2011’s biggestbeauty trends, we’ve spotted lusciously colouredsmackers on the catwalks of Diane von Furstenberg, Jill Sander and Marni.

As well as being bang on-trend, a bright hue instantlymakes a statement and adds vibrancy to a basic look.But be warned – to make bright lips work, be sure tokeep the rest of your make-up toned down and simple,especially when it comes to the eyes. If you feel thatyou need to balance out your face when wearing a

bright lip, then try pencilling in your brows rather thangoing for a heavy eyeshadow.

GET THE LOOK1. Begin by applying a good quality lip primer. We atModels Direct like MAC’s Prep & Prime; worn under lip-stick, it adds light moisture, smoothes and refines thelips, and improves the appearance of lip products.2. For shapely, defined and plump-looking lips, use a lipliner just outside the edge of your natural lip line andfill in. This will stop the colour from bleeding.3. Now for the lipstick. It’s important to use a quality lip-stick that won’t crease or feather. Our favourite is EsteeLauder’s Double Wear Stay-in-Place lipstick in Apricot.It’s silky and creamy and has 12 hours’ staying power.

Oodles of doodles – 1000celebs draw for charityOver 1,000 celebrities, including fashion’s finest SophieDahl, Ben de Lisi, Bruce Oldfield and Twiggy, have beenshowing their artistic side for charity as part of thisyear’s National Doodle Day.

The money raised from this year’s event will helpsupport people affected by epilepsy. With a theme of‘Me and My World’, celebrity doodlers were asked todraw what’s important to them, revealing interesting,but somewhat expected traits of their personality.

Oldfield, currently a Talent Management favourite todesign Kate Middleton’s wedding dress, has drawn,you’ve guessed it, a woman in a wedding gown.

While former model Sophie Dahl, who is currentlypregnant and pursuing a career as a chef, drew herselfnext to the words “Babies and biscuits”.

Dahl, who has been drawing for the charity since2006, said: “Spend money on oodles of doodles.”

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Many of our modelshere at Models Directare rocking colouredhair at the moment, asare several celebritiesever since Cheryl Colekicked off the trendwith her home-dyedburgundy tresses.

If you fancy achange too and areplanning on going red

like Khloe Kardashian, brunette like Alicia Silverstone or ice-blonde like Ashlee Simpson, then you’ll need toknow how to keep your coloured locks vibrant and‘salon fresh’ for longer.

So read on for Models Direct’s top maintenance tipsfor coloured hair…

Condition: whether you’ve turned blonde, red, brownor even blue, specific colour-care shampoos and condi-tioners help maintain a juicy looking colour. One ofModels Direct’s favourites has to be Tigi Bed Head’s

Colour Combat range. Products lock in colour and fightthe arch enemies of colour fade: water, heat and UV.

Shade the sun: although any good haircare productmade for coloured hair should contain ingredients thatwill help to protect from UV rays – which not only damage hair, but discolour pigment causing colour fade – it’s important to go that extra step and wear a hat if you’re planning on being exposed to strongsunlight for a while.

Protect from the heat: it’s not just the light that cancause colour fade, but also heat. Heat degrades thecolour molecule, which causes colour fade and candamage fragile hair. To avoid this, try to blow dry yourhair on a lower heat setting or let it dry it naturally ifpossible. It may take longer, but will be worth it in theend.

Be wary of swimming: of course, swimming is greatfor your fitness, so we’re not dissuading you completely– but if you want to protect your colour, then alwayswear a swimming cap and condition your hair beforeentering the pool. This is because chlorine can cause alot of damage and colour loss to dyed hair.

Home-dye to die for!

Cheryl Cole

Koma designs for TopshopGeorgian David Koma is loved by theTalent Management team for his signature sculptural, body-con dressesembellished with metal tubes and multicoloured chains.

And with inspiration from William Pye’smetal sculptures, Koma’s Topshop collection is made up of just fivestyles, which all incorporate his signature look.

We can now revealComic Relief Let’sDance stars include TheMighty Boosh’s NoelFielding and formerGMTV host Penny Smith,as well as RebeccaFront, Colin McAllisterand Justin Ryan, RussellKane, Andi Osho and Ed Byrne. Can’t wait!

Dancing forrelief…

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F irst it was the highschool prom… now theUS beauty pageant has

hopped across the Atlanticand become a popularshowcase for youngsters whohave a talent for looking good!Beauty pageants can boost

self-confidence and may evenopen doors into a futurecareer in the performance,entertainment or modellingworlds. For those with a ‘can-do’ attitude they’re a great wayto counter stage fright, andalong the way they’ll help youdevelop your social skills andrecognise areas that need work. If you, or your child, are

considering joining thepageant circuit this year, thenhere’s a few tips to help. First things first. Include lots

of detail in your application,about out of school activitiesand other talents, or anyawards received. Show strongmorals and positivity alongsideany academic skills.Good grades. Good grades

will go a long way not just atpageants but in life generally! Appearance. It is essential

that contestants are wellpresented with a neat, tidyhairstyle, subtle make-up andattention to details such asmanicured hands andpedicured feet (with any

varnish in neutral colours).Some contestants ask beautyconsultants and hair stylists forhelp but this should not benecessary and can beexpensive. Instead, experimentat home to find an appropriatelook and avoid any last-minutepanic.

Confidence. Work onconfidence by practicingperformance and publicspeaking whenever theopportunity arises – in school,at clubs and even aroundfriends and family. If nerves setin, pause between sentencesand talk slowly.

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• Make it fun. Most of us find arange of activities enjoyable soit shouldn’t be too difficult tofind something that puts asmile on your face! Think backto which activities you enjoyedthe most or excelled at in youryouth – from swimming to

The gyms are full in Januarywith those who’ve vowedto change their shape and

health after the excesses ofthe festive season. But winterchills, long dark nights andchunky clothes that hide everylump and bump mean thatmany of us lose motivation forthose new-found fitnessregimes fairly quickly.

However, spring is here andwith it the green shoots ofsuccess – just follow our topfive tips for sticking with thisyear’s fitness resolutions.• Find a fitness friend,someone to share yourambitions and help you stayon track with the training.Exercising with a friend notonly gives you instant andconstant support, but it alsoprovides enough obligation foryou to stick with that

commitment at times whenyour determination is waning.Competitive friends can reallypush each other to do theirbest and a fitness friendopens up your options – afterall, you can’t play badmintonon your own!

A few months into2011, and many ofus are strugglingto stick with those New Year’s resolutions, especially whenthey relate to losing weight orimproving fitness.Neither are easyto achieve buthere are sometips to help…

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trampolining, there are manyways to make keeping fit fun,so be inventive.• Get organised. Plan yourfitness activities so there’s noreason to exclude them fromyour routine. Plan at least aweek in advance so you canbook courts, organisechildcare, or take care of anyother factor that you need toconsider.• Set achievable goals. It’s

good to push yourself, butmake sure your goals arerealistic or you will be leftfeeling disheartened. Having a goal such as improving yourtime on the running track orcompleting a particular routeon the climbing wall can reallyhelp to keep you focused.• Reward yourself with a treatfor every month that youmanage to stick with yourfitness regime. A great firstone could be some new gymgear or, for a smaller budget,even a luxurious shower gelthat leaves your skin feelingfab. Another option is to awardyourself points that you cancash in, so for every three orsix months you can treatyourself.

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There’s an abundance of advice for theolder gent on how to dress for his age, but younger guys are often left to theirown devices… sometimes with disastrousresults! If you’re ready to admit to a few of your own, read on…Get those teen years over and,without the crippling peer pressurethat can dominate your every waking moment, you now have thefreedom to experiment with different trends. Whether you takeinspiration from minimal, vintage,military or preppy looks, the list ofideas for men who want to lookgood is endless. Try different styles and see whichyou think suits you best – and moreimportantly, what you feel mostcomfortable and confident in. Havefun, and when you settle on a look that you love, wear you ownpersonal style with confidence.Always make sure your clothes area good fit guys! In your 20s andbeyond, there’s no excuse for ill-fitting clothing. It’s time to considersome tailored items and these willonly look good if they fit correctly.Get measured for the best results.Choose a few key items – invest insome good jeans, a tailored blazerand a white shirt as absolute basicsthat will stand the test of time.Leave the over-sized jeans for theteenagers – your look should bemore refined by now. Slogan T-shirts are also best left behind, as are loud clothing covered inobvious logos. You don’t have to bea walking advertisement for otherpeople… it’s time to find your ownstyle and shine!

Man,you’relookinggood!

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If you’re interested in modelling or some other talent-based career, thenthere are five everyday crimes against beauty you need to know about…and avoid at all costs.

SmokingThe chemicals found in cigarettes are highly toxic and reduce the efficiencyof your skin to regenerate. Smoking also thins and ages the skin, giving it adull appearance. Besides the obvious health risks associated with smoking,consider how often you have realised, simply by looking at a person’s face,that he or she is a smoker. It’s time to quit. Now!

Sun worshipEven during the colder months some of us will sneak off for a sun bed session because it makes us ‘feel good’ or ‘dries up spots’. Please don’t dothis to yourself! UV rays age your skin dramatically and raise your risk ofskin cancer by up to 75 per cent. There doesn’t appear to be any escapefrom the facts about sun beds, and exposure to natural UV must also bekept to a minimum, whatever the time of year.

Sleeping in make-upA common crime against beauty is going to bed with your make-up stillintact. We have all done it, but it’s not a good way to treat your face – atnight your skin needs to breathe and renew. Leaving make-up on meansthat pores will become clogged and this process can’t happen as it should.Instead you’ll encourage break-outs and miss the opportunity to allow yourskin some QT. Always remove your make-up before you sleep, just like mumsaid.

Squeezing and pickingIt can be very tempting, but squeezing spots and picking at delicate skinnot only spreads bacteria but can also leave nasty scars that could be withyou for many years to come. A basic monthly, or even bi-monthly, facialcosts less than a round of drinks and can really benefit problem skin.

Nail bitingThis habit not only leaves your poor fingers feeling sore and looking lessthan their best, it’s also extremely unhygienic. Carefully consider all thethings that you may have touched during your average day. By biting yournails you are inviting anything that your hands may have come into contactwith, into your mouth. Enough said!

Stop… beauty thief!Many of us try out beauty products and follow advice to enhance ourlooks and boost confidence, but what of the beauty ‘no-no’s’ thataren’t so often shared?

A s babies we are comfortedwith milk, and as we growolder most of us are given

sweets, biscuits and otherfoods as treats, rewards orcomfort. It’s a process thatcomes with only the best ofintentions, but it can leave uswith the feeling that food isthe answer in many situationsthat wouldn’t naturally call forit, and some of us are left witha ‘comfort eating’ habit as aresult. If you think you may bea comfort eater these tips mayhelp.

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solution, but it could beanything really – a job thatneeds doing or a phone call toa friend. If you can keep thisup you will gradually form new,more positive habits to replaceunhealthy comfort eating.

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time you get the urge to eatwhen you know you shouldn’tbe hungry, try a healthy drinkinstead. Other alternatives mayinclude sugar-free chewinggum or even ice-cubes whichreportedly work well for somepeople.

One of the most simple andeffective methods of stoppingyourself from comfort eating isto avoid buying the foods thattempt you in the first place. Itmay seem like a harshapproach, but if they aren’t inthe cupboard you can’t eatthem! If you must buy thefoods that you are trying toavoid – say for other membersof the household – make surethat you have only what theyneed and not an excess oftemptation. Instead, allowyourself to eat as much plainfruit and salad as you like –when faced with three applesyou are unlikely to eat them all,whereas three bars ofchocolate may be a differentstory!

In the long term, you mustconsider what’s at the root ofyour comfort eating habit. Takenote of which circumstancesand times of the day lead youto crave for food and be readyfor it next time! If breaking thecycle is too difficult on yourown you may wish to considersome help from a therapist.

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Distraction can be one ofthe healthiest and mostproductive ways to avoidcomfort eating. When you feelthose cravings coming, try toengage yourself in somethingelse. Fitness activities areperfect as you are fighting theproblem with a fantastic

Comfort eating often has its rootsright back in our childhood, but it’s a habit that can cause problems for a lot of people. Here’s how to beat it…

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When you feel cravingsengage yourself in fitnessactivities, which are perfectas you are fighting theproblem with a fantasticsolution…

“We search our database of models from allover the country and propose to clientsthose which match their requirements. Ourco-ordinators call the models selected,offer them the assignment together with afee… then the assignment takes place!

1-2 female models aged 18-30 yearsrequired for promotional work at a tradeshow. Duties including handing out company literature and handling generalenquiries. Promotional. Quoted £105 per model per day.

10-20 models required to be photographedusing a 3D scanner. The images will

then betransformed into virtual characters.Looking for models aged 20-40 years oldand of different ethnicities. Photographic. Quoted £90 per model.

One female model aged 13-18 years old toappear in a well known publishing companyreference book. Model must be fresh facedand have strong eyes, lips and hands. Photographic. Budget £500

6 models required for photographic shootto promote audio tours in galleries andmuseums. Looking for 2 children, 2 adultsin their 30s and 2 mature adults. Photographic. Fee: low budget

3 female models required for promotionaldvd to promote a cereal company. Modelsmust be a UK12 and must have an apple,pear or hour-glass figure. Production. Fee TBC

One model required for 6 days of fittingswork to show potential retail buyers a newline of designer clothing. Model must beaged 18-35 years, UK8 and 5’8”+. Fittings work. Quoted: £1260

Well known self-catering holiday park looking for ‘real’ families to be photographedat 8 different locations around the country. Looking ideally for mum, dad, sonand daughter (aged 4-12 years old). Photographic. Budget £200 per shoot (8 in total)

2 male models required for a casting andphotoshoot for a luxury hotel. One malemust be in his 30s and the other must bein his 50s. Photographic. Fee TBC

1 female and 1 male model required for aphoto shoot for a B&B brochure. Male mustbe aged 45-50 years and approx 6’ andfemale must be aged 35-40 years and beapprox 5’7”. Photographic. Fee TBC

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One malemodel aged 10-12 yearsrequired for aphotoshoot fora fancy dresscompany. Photographic. Fee TBC

1-5 femalemodelsrequired forhostess workat a sportingevent inLondon.Models mustbe aged 18-26years. Hostess work. Budget £120per model.

1 female promotionalmodel requiredfor a 3 daytrade show.Model must bein late 20s,preferably5’10” andUK10. Promotional. Budget £135 per day

One female model required for a photo-graphic shoot to test various lightingequipment. Photographic. Quoted £54

One male and one female model aged 6-10years required for a photographic shootfor a well known cruise company.Preferably models would be siblings orlook like brother and sister. Photographic. Budget £1000

Recent clientrequests for models