Liv Yelf wrote:
Does anyone know what the ideal model weight/measurements are? Ive recently put on weight and i need to get down to a better size!

Because of your height, you are not going to be of an ideal ''model'' weight or measurement, because the point of reference is for someone from 5'8 and up. xx

Charlotte Schmidt wrote:
You're not tall enough to be a fashion model, so you're weight doesn't matter. Besides, it's all about sizes and measurements, not weight.

this.

Miss Eva Marie  wrote:
From my understanding, the standard fashion model measurements are:
5'10
32A/B
24
34

But like said above, your height isn't grouped in with the high fashion model standard. Just make sure you are well proportioned

5'9 and above, me thinks but I could be wrong.

Aswald wrote:
5'9 and above, me thinks but I could be wrong.

Yeah 5'9-5'11 is the standard, and the measurements stay the same I think. I'm pretty sure.

Liv Yelf wrote:
Does anyone know what the ideal model weight/measurements are? Ive recently put on weight and i need to get down to a better size!

You're too short for fashion, so there are no ideal measurements to give you.

I will say the size you are in your photos is perfect for commercial modeling, which is a possibility for you to go after. 

You are too young for glamour etc, but if you go that route eventually your weight won't matter as much because curvy girls can do a bit better (although being a lot overweight can hurt you in that field as well).

Liv Yelf wrote:
Does anyone know what the ideal model weight/measurements are? Ive recently put on weight and i need to get down to a better size!

For who and what are you shooting?

As for what *I* shoot... (mostly artistic)

I don't have a "weight" preference... As long as you look good, we will shoot.

as for measurements.. as long as the waist is smaller than the bust and butt.. I'm good... No preference there either.

laowai wrote:
you're in a commercial category, so i would just say stay in good shape (toned, proportional) and try to make your measurements match a particular dress size like 4/6 or something.  that will make you more marketable.

+1  If you get above a size 8 you will find yourself outside of the "size max" for some castings.  Also keep in mind that your market may function differently than others so talk to models/photogs/agencies where you're at and see what they think.