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N i c o l e- Commercial
Posts: 10668
Lake Forest, Florida, US
Amanda Kim wrote:
sound like an attack... how is that an attack. i will never be on a runway (unless i make my own clothing line) and i find this thread funny as hell. and attack would be a "when-will-you-short-bitches-just-give-up" post.
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Dave the design student
Posts: 45198
Detroit, Michigan, US
N i c o l e wrote: and attack would be a "when-will-you-short-bitches-just-give-up" post. I'm sure we'll see that one tomorrow. Edit: I'm still laughing at "Haubbits" - that's too good, definition and all.
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Aspin Lea
Posts: 1053
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
kudos
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SLE Photography
Posts: 68937
Orlando, Florida, US
Nude Window wrote: bump I should've linked this thread to the one that's now in the lock log. I kinda wonder what I missed that made it get hidden.
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Mz Nova
Posts: 2608
Portland, Oregon, US
udor wrote: You will NOT walk at Fashion Week for any of the major designers in NYC, Milan, Paris, London and Tokyo. Maybe you'll be able to walk for some really small designer (pun intended) who shows in some club during fashion week... but it's still not for the big league... and that's what's all about... The fantasy world of haubbits... aw poo...that means when I go to Japan i'll still be too short! boo! I want to dress up like a pretty lady on stage with a look so dead sexy serious that everyone will want to buy my outfit! maybe Osaka then...;p
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MELissaMOORE
Posts: 1939
Fairfield, California, US
OMG can you say "SUPERBOWL" still? Shorty...... checking in, I shave my feet though. Never realisticly would even dream of doing foot modeling with these hairy feet Kisses, MELmoore
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Lindsay Ryan
Posts: 192
Los Angeles, California, US
M*A*C wrote: i've never done any kind of modelling outside of australia, so i'll take your word on bryant park .. (i've heard of the kate moss thing time n' time again.. kate moss is taller than 5'5.. 5'7 i think she is if not taller. the only reason why she is signed is because people thought she'd grow and she did, a little. if you notice she hardly does runway anyway. mostly editorials. i love kate but i hate when the "delusional haubbits" as you call them bring her up!
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Jennifer Barker
Posts: 8010
Houston, Arkansas, US
Oh thanks for reminder one more time .. I had almost forgotten that I am only 5'4 ... wanker
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Lindsay Ryan
Posts: 192
Los Angeles, California, US
M*A*C wrote: it is beyond my logical comprehension to understand why so many threads are dedicated to scrutinizing short models, especially those that 'dream' of runway (please note that i, as i'm sure many other non 6'0' women, DONT dream of it.. but you 'assume'), when their dreams have nothing to do with you, but the irritation is still there. From what i understand, this is nothing but hateful, disrespectful and spiteful energy being directed at the 'little people' by those in so-called power.. i'm sorry i feel this way, but i am amazed at how ardent some people are at denegrating people they perceieve as inadequate, or less capable.. as though its a crime to dream. LET the dreamers dream, everyone comes to their own realisation.. the majority of haters though, are fixated on the third stage of conventional moral development.. most people dont get past that, nevertheless know what it means i am humored by the immaturity there wouldn't be discrimination if they didn't try to march on land that doesn't belong to them. it's annoying when someone is casting for a show and someone who doesn't fit the bill shows up and wastes time. time is money!
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Lindsay Ryan
Posts: 192
Los Angeles, California, US
Jennifer Barker wrote: Oh thanks for reminder one more time .. I had almost forgotten that I am only 5'4 ... wanker i think your gorgeous!
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i c e c o l d
Posts: 8610
Fort Myers, Florida, US
WOW! Talk about a 3 1/2 year old thread bump!!
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Lindsay Ryan
Posts: 192
Los Angeles, California, US
i c e c o l d wrote: WOW! Talk about a 3 1/2 year old thread bump!! lol i know! i forgot how i found it. i was looking up stuff on google for a friend of mine who wants to do petite modeling :p
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Jennifer Barker
Posts: 8010
Houston, Arkansas, US
Holy shit .. I did not look at the date ...
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Greg Kolack
Posts: 18392
Elmhurst, Illinois, US
i c e c o l d wrote: WOW! Talk about a 3 1/2 year old thread bump!! Yeah - I saw Udor's name and I thought "Cool! He's back!" Alas...
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Ararity
Posts: 4358
Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
udor wrote: This is for all those models who are too short to qualify and are NOT known celebrities, who clinch to the belief that they too must be able to walk the big league in high fashion runway modeling, especially the superbowl of 'high fashion anything': NYC Fashion Week Three helpful threads about the subject don't awake those models out of their dream world and no matter how much is being explained from industry insider... they keep on chasing their own tail because some dude who shot them and their mama tell them that they belong on a major runway: Why runway shows need tall models: Why do short models insist of doin Runway? Modeling Success: RESEARCH I propose a new definition, inspired by Junk Fashion and J.R.R. Tolkien: "A very short model that lives in a fantasy land who believes that she has a birthright to walk the high fashion runway of NYC or the other 4 high fashion centers in the world for the major designers" = "haute couture hobbit" or its shortform: "haubbit" * * haubbit© by UdoR 2007 I saw a short model ROCK IT on the runway... Better than the rest of us. Anyways, what height do you consider a haubbit? Am I a haubbit?? And what's the purpose of this thread? To ridicule people of their dreams? Informing is one thing, but your tone suggests otherwise.
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Vintagevista
Posts: 11804
Sun City, California, US
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A L I C E
Posts: 4
Santa Rosa, California, US
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Damianne
Posts: 15978
Austin, Texas, US
Me @ 5'8" at the last show I did, group shot (I'm in blue). Notice how tiny and ridiculous I look.
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Livane
Posts: 6334
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Just like the Evil that the Ring represents.. This thread has risen again from the depths of Despair to darken the glistening realms.. Oh hai reanimated zombie thread! (still at Haubbits)
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netmodel
Posts: 6786
Austin, Texas, US
Damianne wrote: Me @ 5'8" at the last show I did, group shot (I'm in blue). Notice how tiny and ridiculous I look. but you got the name!
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udor
Posts: 25255
New York, New York, US
Livane wrote: Just like the Evil that the Ring represents.. This thread has risen again from the depths of Despair to darken the glistening realms.. Oh hai reanimated zombie thread! (still at Haubbits) OMG... lol...
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Lawrence Guy
Posts: 17716
San Diego Country Estates, California, US
LaViolette wrote: *Sets out on her quest to destroy the ring. Prepares to toss it into the fire where it was created...Stops suddenly* Oh hells no! I spent good $ on this white gold band! Fuggetaboutit!!! It's precious.
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Lawrence Guy
Posts: 17716
San Diego Country Estates, California, US
Damianne wrote: Me @ 5'8" at the last show I did, group shot (I'm in blue). Notice how tiny and ridiculous I look. *points and laughs* *giggles* Actually, you're the hottest model in that lineup...
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Reflected
Posts: 16390
New York, New York, US
Emeritus wrote:
lZl wrote:
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udor
Posts: 25255
New York, New York, US
Ararity wrote: I saw a short model ROCK IT on the runway... Better than the rest of us. Anyways, what height do you consider a haubbit? Am I a haubbit?? And what's the purpose of this thread? To ridicule people of their dreams? Informing is one thing, but your tone suggests otherwise. Nope, you are not... at 5'8" you are tall enough for some designers at fashion week. Truth is, they look usually for a minimum of 5'9" (prefer 5'10")... But... you have to read the definition of a haubbit... it has to do with delusions of walking NYC Fashion Week for, let's say Diane von Furstenberg, Chado Ralph Rucci, etc., at let's say 5'4" and insisting that they will change the industry and that they can "rock the runway" better than tall girls. Problem with this is... the big industry shows are not about "rocking the runway", or about the model it is about presenting the clothes to a buying audience... and that is unfortunately often completely overlooked.
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Ronin_LLC
Posts: 2012
Louisville, Kentucky, US
Don't let Dean Johnson see this.
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-Nicole-
Posts: 19211
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Necro-thread lives again. I'm normally the shortest at fashion shows, but my walk is pretty fucking killer, so I don't care...and neither do the people that have me represent them
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udor
Posts: 25255
New York, New York, US
-Nicole- wrote: Necro-thread lives again. I'm normally the shortest at fashion shows, but my walk is pretty fucking killer, so I don't care...and neither do the people that have me represent them Yeah, but you also do not insist of walking NYC Fashion Week for Carolina Herrera! So, this is not about you and you are not a haubbit!
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-Nicole-
Posts: 19211
Madison, Wisconsin, US
udor wrote: Yeah, but you also do not insist of walking NYC Fashion Week for Carolina Herrera! So, this is not about you and you are not a haubbit! but...haubbits sound so cool
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udor
Posts: 25255
New York, New York, US
-Nicole- wrote: but...haubbits sound so cool Okay... I grant thee, Nicole, the honorary title of "haubbit"!
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Tom Linkens
Posts: 6450
Lititz, Pennsylvania, US
Oh, there was a model outside the tents at NYFW S/S 2009 who was holding her phone and probably reading a text message, when she speedwalked into me from behind & pretty much bounced off me. Would that technically make me a Haubbit who doesn't have a clue about keeping up a good pace?
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