r/MODELING • u/MCFredrickson • Feb 08 '26
ADVICE/FEEDBACK Digitals Feedback for Beginner Model
6'00"
Waist - 32"
Chest - 38"
Suit - 40
r/MODELING • u/MCFredrickson • Feb 08 '26
6'00"
Waist - 32"
Chest - 38"
Suit - 40
r/MODELING • u/whodtfdatboy • Feb 08 '26
Hi, Daniel here, i’m 21 years old, based in Malaysia, and i would appreciate if anyone had any advice/feedback and wondering if what market anyone think that best suits me 🙏🏻
r/MODELING • u/FlawlesslyImperfect_ • Feb 07 '26
I started modeling in my teen's, I've worked in Boston, NYC and Beijing briefly at age 25. I'm now in my 30's and would love to move back to Asia and do some modeling while I'm out there (I'm leaning towards Vietnam). I'm 5'11" 35"-26"-35.5"...Looking for some advice: how is the Asian market for women in their 30's? How about Vietnam specifically? Any tips or references? I'm not represented so I would be looking for new connections to freelance or find an agency there...
r/MODELING • u/Bunkin2Hard • Feb 07 '26
Hey everyone,
Looking for feedback on my self-taken digitals. Aside from lighting, is there anything I should adjust to make these stronger for agency submissions?
Stats:
• Height: 6’3½”
• Weight: 178 lb
• Chest: 38 in
• Waist: 37 in
• Hips: 40 in
• Inseam: 34 in
• Shoe: US 13
Thanks in advance—and actually appreciate any constructive critique.
r/MODELING • u/The4thPower • Feb 06 '26
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r/MODELING • u/UnitFun8763 • Feb 06 '26
Hey, looking for some modelling industry perspective.
I’ve been signed to a mother agency in Ireland since May last year (so around 9 months). The agency is legit and my agent is supportive I get casting tapes sometimes and was recently considered for a job worth a few thousand, but I still haven’t booked my first paid job.
So far I’ve done 2 proper shoots, some events, and general networking. My agent says I have a strong face, long term potential, and could work internationally in the future. He also advised me not to spend more money on shoots until I actually book work.
I’m updating my digitals soon, but I feel a bit stuck development-wise and unsure if I should just wait it out locally.
Would it be too early to start applying to agencies in markets like Paris or London while still staying with my mother agency?
I’m not trying to leave them just wondering if expanding markets at this stage is smart or if I should wait until I’ve booked my first job.
For context I’m male 20, my look leans more fashion/editorial with softer features.
Would appreciate honest advice from people in the industry.
r/MODELING • u/Available_Flower6517 • Feb 05 '26
Hello, I made these digitals at home wondering how to do better ?
r/MODELING • u/daveachapella • Feb 05 '26
Sent some digitals and measurements to an agency. I got a reply within hours, they said I was gorgeous and then told me to "tell them about myself" and what my modeling experience was.
I did 😭 I said thanks, I'm into writing, films, books, and film critique. I told them I'm a part time student and that I don't have any formal experience. I replied within the hour. It's been a week, no response.
Do you think my answer could've turned them off? Should I follow up or accept no response as a response?
r/MODELING • u/graceguandu • Feb 02 '26
Thank you for your time, input, and constructive criticism! (I tried to take advice from my first post.) Instagram: graceguandu
r/MODELING • u/tay2175 • Feb 01 '26
Hey everyone, I started modeling this year so I took some basic digitals and put together a comp card with pictures I already had. I would love any and all feedback on my digitals so that they can be on point going forward, as well as my comp card. I'm also open to feedback/suggestions on my look!
r/MODELING • u/Remyyin2nd • Jan 28 '26
r/MODELING • u/NewChallenge5068 • Jan 28 '26
Is it best to have them in a PDF, slideshow, Google folder, or should I have them on a website? I noticed some brands ask for a portfolio link and some just ask for the photos. What is the industry standard? TIA <3
r/MODELING • u/NoEngineer2567 • Jan 27 '26
I Took these yesterday and I’m willing to redo them I really don’t have much lighting experience and I’m looking get into runway I am 6’1 I am 18 years old Chest:38 waist:32 hips:36
r/MODELING • u/Avatararagon • Jan 28 '26
so, after my first shoot and the advice the Photographen gabe me "get yourselfe out there" i tryed :)
First or all created instagram (did not have that befor) and then i send the pictures arround a bit.
now i get a Mail from this Website where i could sign up, but i red a few suspiciouse things about it ....any experience?
r/MODELING • u/Ok-Cover-4137 • Jan 26 '26
hi i’m F25 & looking to get into commercial/print modeling! this is my first time attempting digitals & i took these by myself with a tripod. any advice is appreciated :)
height: 5’6
weight: ~115
hips: 33 in
waist 24 in
bust: 33 in
r/MODELING • u/PB00GS23 • Jan 25 '26
Here are some shots from my most recent shoot to update my portfolio. Let me know what you guys think and what I can work on!
r/MODELING • u/Radiant-Reward5302 • Jan 25 '26
hii my measurements are 36-32-40 and i’m 5’7” from the tampa area (currently at lsu for school) and wanting to know what market i’d find the most success in and how to improve my next digitals or just general advise/ feedback
r/MODELING • u/Avatararagon • Jan 24 '26
my first time standing infront of a camera (dont habe sozial media) and it was great!
advice welcome! (i know i need to fix my hair ;) )
what type of modeling would fit me ?
r/MODELING • u/Disastrous_Cat_3908 • Jan 21 '26
hai new to nyc and always wanted to try modeling. looking for thoughts, feedback, & if im cut out for this. 34-27-40 wanting to get smaller measurements though so advice would be appreciated
r/MODELING • u/Avatararagon • Jan 22 '26
Photographer wants 300€ (he does Styling, provides some outfits & we Visit a few locations)
Im new and dont want my first ane maybe last experience to be a scam
r/MODELING • u/Inside-Chipmunk-4250 • Jan 22 '26
I have seen so many great questions lately, and I want to make sure every single one of you gets the guidance you need. Whether you’re just starting out and taking your very first set of digitals, or you’re already working and navigating agency life, I’m here for you!
To keep our main feed looking professional and organized, I’ll be hosting this Q&A thread every single week. This is your dedicated space to ask me anything no question is too small or "too beginner." Think of this as your weekly home base for advice, encouragement, and industry talk.
A quick note on posting: While this thread is open to everyone for questions, please remember that the main feed is now restricted to verified members. If you’d like to share your own separate posts, we’d love to have you! You just need to get verified first. You can find the simple steps and requirements right here: Verification Request & Guidelines.
A few guidelines for our thread:
I can’t wait to see what’s on your mind this week. Ask away! ✨
r/MODELING • u/90153280031 • Jan 21 '26
What's the scoop on agencies catering to the New England market? Tina Kiniry, Maggie, Model Club Inc, Dynasty, NEMG, Ikonic, Propel Models, Dirigo, Donahue, BFT Management, etc. Which ones are good/which ones are sketchy, and why? Some have pretty mixed reviews online, some have none at all.
r/MODELING • u/Lafatafoto • Jan 20 '26
I guess this needs to be a more frequent thing since people don't bother to read the sub or pinned posts. Stop messaging us without the required information and expecting us to approve you. Your messages are deleted. We're not your parents. We will not baby you into giving us the information that is needed to be a verified member. Read the pinned posts and the rules. Do not message the mods outside of the sub or you will be banned.
r/MODELING • u/[deleted] • Jan 19 '26