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How To Become America's Next Top Teen Supermodel In 6 Simple Steps

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How To Become America's Next Top Teen Supermodel In 6 Simple Steps


Do you love being in front of the video camera? Do you take hundreds of pictures of yourself or with their friends? Then you might want to check out the lucrative, exciting field of teen modeling. And it's a great way to jump start your college fund. Imagine having an exciting high-paying job as a professional model. Imagine walking down a runway at a designer fashion show, or having your photo taken for Sixteen or your favorite magazine. As a model you may have the opportunity to travel to beautiful locations, be pampered, attend events with celebrities, and earn thousands of dollars a day. Modeling can also lead to many other fabulous opportunities including acting. While a lucky few can become a super model like Tyra Banks, it is possible to become a model and have a successful modeling career even if you are not very tall, thin, or “exotic looking”.. In fact, many items sell better when they are promoted by models who look more like "real" people. Consumers want to see what clothes or beauty products look like on someone "just like them." As a result, there are modeling opportunities for people of all shapes and sizes. Which category of teen modeling do you fit into? •

High fashion modeling

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Glamour modeling

Petite modeling ( Are you 5 feet or less? Then this type of modeling is perfect for you!)

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Plus size teen modeling (Did you know that one of the fastest growing areas in modeling is teen plus size modeling? Finally, public attitudes are changing about beauty coming in all sizes - not just stick thin (and sickly looking if you ask me!) modeling. •

Plus, there is Plenty of Work: Surprisingly, many of the plus size modeling jobs are outside the United States with such clients as Elena Miro in Italy, Reitmans in Canada, and Neckerman & Otto in Germany. But U.S. Companies like Lands End, Eddie Bauer, Target, Nordstrom, and Federated Group are also hiring plus size models. Body part modeling (hand modeling, leg modeling, etc - this is a llittle known niche modeling area just ripe for the picking for teen models! •

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Character or "real people " modeling


In addition to fashion, models are also needed to advertise a wide variety of products and services - from cars to food. If you become a model your work may involve: • • • • • • • • •

Runway modeling Catalog modeling Showroom modeling Fit modeling Promotional (trade show) modeling Television Videos Editorial (magazine and newspaper) modeling Print advertisements

So now that you know what types of modeling opportunities there are for teen modeling... Here Are 6 Steps to Teen Modeling Success: Step 1) Evaluate Your Personality All teens are beautiful in their own way. But surprisingly, when it comes to teen modeling, looks are secondary to personality. Are you outgoing, independent, and willing to listen and take direction? Make sure you decide which type of modeling is right for you based on your interests and unique personality. Launching your successful modeling career is going to take commitment. So make sure your parents' and school/teachers are supportive and flexible. Step 2) Take Exceptional Amateur Photos Do you need a professional portfolio to break into modeling? Most modeling agents agree that you do not need to spend thousands of dollars on professional pictures. Especially for younger teens because your looks change so quickly. A good picture, such as what you would have done for a senior portrait, works just fine. Picture Perfect Tips: 1. Make sure you are the only one in the picture (do not include pictures with friends) 2. Your hair should be out of your eyes and face 3. Go for shots that show off your hair and eyes 4. Keep the background simple to not draw attention away from you 5. Dress appropriately and tastefully 6. Smile!


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