Should i go in modeling? (picture included)?
I think you're really hot! You have a beautiful face, which is a makeup artists dream come true. The only reason I don't think you need to get into modeling is because it is NOT a glamourous, wonderful career as people think it is. Very stressful, very demanding, and very very VERY hard on your self-image. All this for little pay, and a huge initial investment on your part. I modeled a little years back, and it was NOT what I expected. Would never to it again. You might do very well with part-modeling. Your face specifically, or your hair. They need models who are size 0 or 1, who are flat chested. Who wants to look like that in real life?
Could I be a model *PICTURES INCLUDED*?
I am from Tennessee, a mix of, Cherokee, Creole, Scottish, Irish, Brazilian, & German. I would love to be a model, I am inspired by Adriana Lima (the Brazilian model) is modelling good money? I have glaucoma in one eye, does that effect modelling? Also I am 19 years old, 20 years old on July 4th, is that too late to become a model? Myself http://www.flickr.com/photos/79417425@N05/7111336529/in/photostream More pictures http://www.flickr.com/photos/79417425@N05/ thanks
Could I be a model?? PLZ answer!! (Pics included)?
Well, I saw alot of mean answers on here. Dont listen to them. You are very pretty. You defiantely have that model look to your face. In some of them you look just a tid bit awkward. Soften your face just a little bit. Use lighter colored make-up. But anyways, I tried our for America's Next Top Model. I didnt make it to the T.V. Show part but I did get pretty far. And you are alot prettier than some of them girls I saw there. Try for that. You'll get far. Good luck!!!
Do you think I could model? Picture included?
I posted this earlier, but got no responses so I'm posting again! So people have told me I could model, but I've never seriously considered it (because its always family members who tell you that, and they usually say it to be nice, haha). I'm going to graduate highschool soon though, and I was thinking I could do it on the side of my part-time job and college and all (for extra money). Here's a picture of me (not a very good one, but I don't have many, haha): http://i1169.photobucket.com/albums/r510... I'm only wearing a tiny bit of mascara and shimmery eyeshadow in this picture. I don't like to wear makeup very much. Oh, and sorry about the hair, I'm growing it out from an AWFUL above-the-chin cut right now and I'm scared to cut it, haha. I have a couple of questions... 1. Do you think I could model? Face-wise? Be nice? 2. Any beauty tips? I'm not too good at putting on makeup and I need to lose some weight, and work out, I know. Make-up, skin regimen, anything tips? What's your routine? 3. I have a lip piercing...is that an issue? Thanks for your answers. Please go easy on me!
What do you think...could i be a model...[pics included]?
ya y not but only gud luks r not enough u should b ambitious too
POLL: Should my mom be a model? (PICTURE INCLUDED)?
My mom has small nose. I see all the celebrities, models have small noses. Everyone thinks my mom is beautiful. Even my friends, tell me she has the looks to become a model. Here's a picture of my mom http://oi40.tinypic.com/35au7pv.jpg do you think my mom can still model?
Am i model material? (picture included)?
Hey i really want to be a model? am i model material? http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn18/cheerstar77/?action=view¤t=sadme.jpg&t=1210693741133
Is it professional to include your photo in your CV?
Original post here - Should I Include A Photo In My CV?Your CV is your opportunity to make a lasting first impression and ultimately get yourself an interview, so follow this guide when deciding to include a photo in it.It is more important to display your achievements, skills and experiences, not your looks.The best and ethical hiring managers will consider you only on the basis of your skills and value you could bring to the company.If you must have your picture on your CV, do get it professionally taken or ensure your self-shot photos are cropped and clear.Avoid photos on the beach, with shades, revealing clothes, group photos, pictures in parties, pictures with your spouse, and pictures with your kids.Also, photos should be recent, taken with good lighting, in your appropriate work attire and have a plain or professional background.You should avoid including photos in which there are other people, the employer should not be confused as to which person in the picture is you.It is much better to avoid pictures unless required for customer-facing positions. In this case, ensure you have a great picture taken professionally.In the end, the no-photo rule is simply a recommendation; employers will most likely view your online profile anyway so focus on a well-written resume that paints a great picture of your experience and what you can offer.If you need a professional touch to your CV, social media platform or website, check out Photo-JIG. They will edit and convert your picture to HD and web-optimized formats and different styles.