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First digitals, wanted some feedback
Aspiring models seeking agency representation often face the crucial first step: selecting compelling digitals. User /u/Geography_nerd3, standing at 6’1.5” with a well-defined physique, is seeking feedback on a set of recently captured images. Sharing measurements (chest 38”, waist 31”, etc.) alongside the digitals, they invite constructive criticism to inform agency submissions—a pivotal moment in any modeling journey. For those exploring the technical aspects of capturing impactful portraits, our "Sigma 85mm f1.2 Art Review" delves into achieving exceptional image clarity.
I am 5'11, is my face strong enough for runway?
The runway dream is attainable, even at 5'11"! Height is a factor, but a strong, memorable face can absolutely be your differentiator, particularly for luxury brands. Your measurements—33" inseam, 26" waist, 33.5" chest—indicate a lean physique suitable for high fashion. Based in LA, you should initially target emerging designers and showrooms, building a portfolio that showcases your unique look. Consider exploring editorial work as well.
need to update digitals and could use some feedback (current look at the end)
Seeking fresh perspectives on updated digitals, aspiring commercial model (M23, 5'10", 175 lbs) requests constructive feedback. Recent hair adjustments necessitate a refreshed portfolio reflecting his current aesthetic—view the latest look in the final slide. Guidance is welcomed on posing, facial expressions, photography techniques (lighting, backdrop), and overall image editing. For further insights into photographic artistry, explore "The Golden Hour Portrait Photo Tricks Everyone Forgot" on our site. See measurements and Instagram for additional looks.
Advice for digitals+modeling scams
Navigating the digital modeling landscape requires discernment, particularly when encountering agency requests. This post addresses concerns regarding potential scams, specifically regarding the Neal Hamil Agency's practices and feedback on submitted digitals. The author, a 6’1.5’’ Texas-based individual with a 42R suit size and a keen eye for authenticity, seeks community insight. Recognizing the complexities of reputable agencies with reported questionable tactics, we offer guidance on identifying red flags and evaluating constructive criticism.
Looking for feedback on digitals
Seeking feedback on a set of digitals intended for submission to mother agencies, this post highlights a promising model’s pursuit of representation. With measurements including a height of 6'05" and a trim 167.5lbs, the individual aims to connect with agencies, particularly in the competitive New York City market. Experienced model enthusiasts and industry professionals are encouraged to share their insights—similar to the feedback sought in the recent "Test Shoot Feedback/Posing Tips Appreciated!" thread—to help refine the presentation and identify potential opportunities.
Comp Card
A comp card serves as a model's essential business card within the fashion industry. Crucial for agency introductions and runway auditions, these cards showcase your best work and key measurements. The front features a headshot and name, while the back displays 4-5 diverse looks. Standard information includes height, weight, eye and hair color, bust/chest/waist/hip measurements, and clothing sizes. Contact details—ideally a parent's number and email for those under 18—complete the package.