
There are different modeling types, and models may choose to focus on a specific type of modeling. If you want to become a model, it is apt to know what the different types are. Let’s scrutinize at 15 different modeling types.
FASHION & RUNWAY MODELING
Fashion models are the faces you see in high fashion magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Honest, and Conceit. These models are found on the catwalk and are hired to showcase a designer’s clothing line. Most Fashion models are incredibly tall, slim, and on average, at least 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and acquire measurements around 33 inches at the bust and hips, and 23 inches around the waist.
Fashion models procure hired to enact editorial work in the fashion industry. Not all runway models who work on fashion shows enact editorial work.
EDITORIAL MODELING
An editorial model is a fashion model who gets photos featured in magazines or online magazines wearing designer clothes. The photo may be on the front cover or race alongside the article itself. Where editorial models focus on becoming a brand and a recognized name, commercial models will work with a multitude of clients and build a strong client-model relationship.
PRINT & CATALOGUE MODELS
Print models are used for publications, such as magazines, print advertisements, billboards, posters, calendars, campaigns, booklets, flyers, and banners. Print models must believe attractive faces and bodies. Catalogue models are people who pose for photographs while wearing or displaying a product to succor sell it. This market presents commercial models with a wide range of opportunities.
COMMERCIAL MODELING
There are multiple categories within commercial modeling, including catalogue, fit, and editorial. Commercial models are the people you see in ads, whereas editorial photos are used in fashion magazines. Commercial Models are not restricted by age, height, or size. There is a wide range of products advertised by commercial models.
PROMOTIONAL MODELING
This type of model books jobs that succor sell or promote a certain commodity at events. Models must be personable, outgoing, and believe a strong knowledge of the product they are representing.
SPORTS & FITNESS MODELING
These models are fit, toned, and athletically built. They’re hired to carry out ads for a wide variety of brands like Adidas, Nike, and Fabletics. They can also work for health supplement brands or to promote gyms. Most fitness modeling agencies scrutinize for body types that are lean and fit, with defined muscle tone. A fitness female model is, on average, at least 5 feet, 5–9 inches tall and has measurements: 34–26–37. A fitness male model is, on average, at least 6 feet, 1- 2 inches tall and has measurements: 39–34–39.
LINGERIE MODELING
Models are hired for campaigns showcasing bras and undergarments. Work can range from appearing on the runway for events or being featured in a commercial. They’re hired to carry out ads for a wide variety of brands like Spanx, Lily Silk and Bluebella. A lingerie model is on average, at least 5 feet, 6–7 inches tall and has measurements around 35 inches at the bust and hips, and 35 inches around the waist. A bikini model will be like a lingerie model but with a slightly larger bust size.
MODELING SWIMWEAR
A swimsuit model promotes all kinds of swimwear products and is mainly booked by larger companies. They’re hired to enact ads for a wide variety of brands like Speedo, Dolfin Swimwear and BlueSeventy.
GLAMOUR MODELING
This modeling is centered on appearance, including facial beauty and body shape, and has an attractive physique. These models are usually curvier than editorial models and often book swimsuits and lingerie photoshoots. Glamour photography is a genre of photography in which the subjects are portrayed in erotic poses ranging from fully clothed to nude.
MATERNITY MODELS
Maternity models are always needed for parenthood and baby brands. Pregnant models with the correct image could be perfect for a spectrum of maternity modeling assignments, from photographic shoots for catalogues, magazines, websites, and films.
PLUS SIZE MODELING
Plus-size models are typically size 12, bold and with radiant personalities. Plus-size clothing is colossal business and modeling opportunities are increasing across the industry, from catalog and commercial jobs to swimsuit modeling, magazine editorials, and even runway shows.
Mature modeling is for people over the age of 50. Both men and women are in significant demand for mature modeling, especially as the population of people over the age of 50 continues to grow.
BODY PORTION MODELING
Parts Models specialize in modeling their hands, arms, feet, and legs. A hand model can book a job involving a current hand cream, and a foot model can book a job with a shoe brand.
FIT MODELING
Fit models are not seen in ads. A fit model is a model that works behind the scenes and helps the designer find out how sizes fit on a human body before the garment is produced. This type of job can provide steady work for models. Fit models are a diverse group in terms of body shape and size.
STOCK MODELING
Stock photographers create generic photos, and they hire models to be in their shots. A stock model is a person being photographed for one or more pictures in different poses, clothing, and places. Photographers then spot the shots on stock photography websites, where they can be bought. Many models refuse to carry out stock photography because anyone can buy it, and use it anywhere and legal issues could arise if you unknowingly accept a booking for an ad with a competitor.
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