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Bridal/prom dress modelling
Are the requirements for this style of modelling any different to high fashion modelling requirements? Feb 21 13 04:40 pm Link It depends on the designer/show/production. Some of the local bridal shows around here cast girls who aren't even marketing themselves as llamas to save on budget.... The bigger productions tend to use girls who are agency represented, or at least agency standard. Feb 21 13 06:00 pm Link yes and no. it really depends on the brand, what it's for,... bridal can be this  very young and thin, more high fashion or this  a bit older, more commercial or this  plus size or this  local bridal shows, wedding fairs, etcetera so there are lots of different requirements for lots of different opportunities  Feb 22 13 01:29 am Link Thank you both for your help Feb 22 13 07:51 am Link I love doing bridal modeling and IMO, they come in all shapes and sizes. Although I can understand what you mean to an extent because most wedding dresses by default are made for women 5'8" and up with or without heels. Feb 22 13 10:53 am Link vbabe wrote: See I'd love to do it but I'm very slim and only 5'3. But then surely At wedding fayres there's women my height and build wanting to know what a dress of a certain style would look like on someone there height and build. Which is why I wondered if the requirements were much different. Feb 22 13 12:44 pm Link I've been to a few castings for bridal magazines sold on stands in stores. They use agency models. For smaller publications or individual advertisements they may not go the agency route. Feb 22 13 02:11 pm Link |
