We interview every single model that we represent so our clients can not only see how beautiful they are on the outside but on the inside too.
Being your own kind of beautiful means you are able to walk into a a room of people and not compare yourself to anyone. Being confident with yourself and more so who you are as a person is very important to be able to embrace the beauty within and out.
Read MoreWhat inspires me the most is the fear of being average. Without sounding boastful or arrogant, I believe that I'm meant for more and that i can acheive success with the skills I already have and the skills I have yet to learn. Specifically with modeling, I believe I have both the potential and the right "look" to be successful in the modeling industry.
Read MoreBeing your own kind of beautiful to me, is to be able to be yourself without a second thought. no care of judgment or a box that you should fit into. Being your own kind of beautiful is realizing that we were born to break that box.
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Having a genuinely pure, kind disposition first and foremost. And, your body is a temple, what you put in you get out. Eat well, work out, and get plenty of sleep.
My advice would be to be patient and don’t give up. It is a hard industry but you will find the right fit and absolutely love it! Perseverance is key to being successful and continuously putting yourself out there. I would also say forming meaningful relationships and respecting others' time is key to being successful in any industry.
Read MoreTo be your own kind of beautiful is to embrace everything about yourself all the quirks, beauties, and flaws because no matter what there are people who aren’t gonna love everything about you but more importantly there are plenty of people who will. and when you embrace everything about yourself you will attract the right kind of people and support.
Read MoreYou are worthy of seeing yourself as beautiful. This work can become hard because of the constant comparison of women in the world and models tend to find themselves comparing their identity to others. The societal beauty standard is something I constantly try to break and I attempt to be comfortable in my own skin every day. Seeing yourself as beautiful will push you to be better, to be kinder, and to push your passion even further.
Read MoreI feel the most beautiful when I am in no makeup on the couch at home and when I am full glam to the max at a fancy event! Seeing myself in different lights and going through different experiences is always interesting. Staying true to myself no matter what environment I'm in is most important.
Read MoreYou are unique and valuable just as you are. Building confidence is a process, and it's okay to take small steps. Start with posture and walking with confidence. Avoid voicing negative thoughts about your physical appearance, and only think of and say the things you would tell a friend to boost their confidence. Celebrate your progress, be patient with yourself, and keep moving forward. You’ve got this!
Read MoreI would say regardless of the circumstances never compare yourself to anyone else because the world would be a real bland place if everyone was the same. Don’t look to social media for beauty standards because there are millions of people who are all beautiful and unique including you.
Read MoreI’ve always been interested in modeling but didn’t pursue it until I did my senior pictures and saw how much I enjoyed it. I also did a photoshoot/modeling class with Allie Ayers and Kendall Kiland and it taught me a lot.
Read MoreBeing your own kind of beautiful is solely based on what's inside of you. When you surround yourself with positive influences and focus on your personal growth you become beautiful inside and out. Don’t compare yourself to others but appreciate who you are and how far you've come. It's not about your physical appearance but how you treat yourself and others!
Read MoreFor somebody who is starting modeling, the best advice I can give is be your authentic self. Life is far too short to constantly be paranoid of other peoples thoughts, opinions, criticism. This industry thrives off of people who are their confident authentic self, and granted some people might not like you for that its not for them to like. You are not for them to like. You do everything for yourself, and the true beauty of that is that the right people will come to you and see that beauty in you that you see in yourself and that authenticity you want for yourself.
Read MoreI think being your own kind of beautiful means embracing your differences and celebrating your unique qualities. It means accepting and loving yourself without validation from others and recognizing that beauty comes in many different forms.
Read MoreMy personal style is heavily influenced by vintage fashion trends, but applied to modern day design. My favorite place to shop is my mother’s closet- she knew she had amazing style and managed to preserve pieces from the 70’s to the 2000’s which I am lucky to wear today! My fashion icons include Jane Birkin, Twiggy, Grace Kelly, and of course Carrie Bradshaw.
Read MoreBelieving in yourself is stronger than anyone person not believing in you.
Read MoreI would tell someone my age that is struggling with confidence to not be so hard on themselves and to not compare themselves to people especially people on social media because in this generation mostly everything is edited. I'd tell them to always remember that everyone is uniquely beautiful and to never talk negatively about themselves.
Read MoreMy biggest dream is to be a role model and be so successful to where I can help out the world become a better place. I dream of becoming such a successful business woman to where I could retire my mother and fly out to third world countries and help communities handing our basic life necessities.
Read MoreBeing your own beautiful means embracing you’re uniquely different in your own way , from the inside allowing yourself to shine with confidence
Read MoreI am heavily inspired by my inner child. She fought so hard growing up to be able to express herself through art, even against her parent’s wishes. What she wanted she would get, through hard work and fueled by creative passion. My inner child’s persistence and determination has made me the woman I am today, and inspired me to carve my own path in life.
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