Are you the next face for one of the world’s best selling skincare and cosmetic brands. Next Model Event in conjunction with POSH Fashion Group is hosting an application event on July 19, 2009. Event will include Skin Analysis, Facial Treatment, Make-up, Photography and Custom Product Goodie Bags. You will all so receive a digital copy of your photos and complete application submission for the model search with a chance to will $100, 000 and a 2 year contract.

For complete details submit a request at www.nextmodelevent.com.
Event ID: POSH1
Reference ID: JAME

IGNITE MODELS INC. & VITA.MN Open Model Call

When: Sunday May 17th from 2-5pm
Where: Epic Event Center
Why: Vita.mn’s Third Annual Poolside Fashion Show (Thursday, June 18th)

Requirements:

Women must be at least 5′7″
Men must be at least 5′10″

*Models must be comfortable in swimwear
*Come in form fitting clothes and be prepared to show us your runway walk. Bring your resume and compcard/portfolio.

For more information please visit

www.ignitemodelsinc.com

or e-mail us at:  info [at] ignitemodelsinc [dot] com

Ignite Models Inc- Independent boutique agency

Voltage Amplified has announced an open model call for Sunday 2/10 to audition models (18+ years old and 5′ 7″ or taller) for it’s 2008 Voltage Fashion Amplified runway and rock show slated to take place First Avenue on April 16th. For more details on the casting call view their announcement.

Working with clients on the photography needs of their online and print advertising, it never ceases to amaze me how subliminal the effects of advertising are. Apart from apparel manufacturers who know they need models to make their clothes look good, most managers and business owners that I work with had no idea how important it is to have a human element in their advertising until they see with and without pictures side-by-side. Not that every shot has to have someone in it, but a website or advertising piece that is nothing but graphics, product shots and text usually comes off sterile and uninviting.

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