Wilhelmina Guide to Modeling
Tuesday, June 26th, 2007Wilhelmina Guide to Modeling (Paperback) by Natasha Esch (Author), C.L. Walker (Author) “Generally, your chances of becoming successful as a female print model are best if you are between 5′9″ and 5′11″, a dress size 6-8, with…” (more) Click the cover image on the right side of this screen for more information and to order direct from Amazon Books. Some interesting info is re-printed below:
Editorial Reviews
Review: Dominique Palombo
Photographer for Seventeen and Mademoiselle
If you want to know about reality — not glamour and gossip — read this. This guide will definitely give a head start to anyone thinking of becoming a model.
Top Model Magazine
Natasha Esch shares the experience and insight of her own success in the exciting but competitive world of modeling. A must-read for any aspiring model looking for inspiration.
Review
Top Model Magazine Natasha Esch shares the experience and insight of her own success in the exciting but competitive world of modeling. A must-read for any aspiring model looking for inspiration.
Book Description
Every year, thousands of young men and women descend on America’s largest cities to make it big in the world of modeling. Unfortunately, most of them end up disappointed because they lack the knowledge they need to work in this exciting industry.
A few do make it, though, and you can be one of those who do. In The Wilhelmina Guide to Modeling, Natasha Esch reveals all her secrets to give you the edge you need.
In this informative and illustrated manual, you’ll learn about:
* How to get started and find the right agency.
* The modeling opportunities in domestic and foreign markets, including new opportunities in the plus-size, male, and ethnic segments.
* The people who make it happen, including interviews with models, photographers, and stylists.
* And much, much more.
Spotlight Reviews
By “gertrudelise” (Newport Beach, CA USA)
I have been an editorial/fashion/runway model for 10 years. This is definetely the best book I have read on the subject. I wish I had been written before I started out, because it would have saved me from some of the pitfalls in the business.
Natasha’s writing is short and to the point, -without leaving anything out. It does contain a sample letter you can send to the agencies. It shows you exactly what kind of pictures to send to the agencies, as well. How to dress. What make-up to wear (or not wear). Everything you need to know.
I love her chapter on the foreign markets (London, Milan, Tokyo etc.) because she describes it exactly the way it is.
Another favourite chapter of mine, you get to know how photografers, stylists and designers feel about models….and what they expect from us.
She walks you through everything from A - Z. I can’t think of anything she forgot to write about.
Best of Luck…..and go for it.
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