Catalog modeling isn’t what it used to be, and thanks to the Internet, it's more valuable than ever. It dominates print and is taking over the digital world. Mobile, desktop, and everything in between—wherever the shoppers are, catalog models are there too. All of this increased exposure means catalog modeling is more exciting and lucrative than ever before. Here are a few tips for landing a job as a catalog model.

Depending on the type of fashion show, the client might be looking for short, tall, young, old, thin, or plus-size models of diverse ethnicities. There’s even a demand for models with disabilities. So, if you’re not suited to a particular runway show, don’t worry, there are plenty of other evnts to try for. You just have to find one that suits your look, as opposed to changing your look to suit a particular show.

Most of the major brands in the United States only work with company-approved modeling agencies in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Miami. Print works are expensive and time-consuming to shoot and clients want to feel confident that they’re booking professional models who will show up on time and get the job done right. As a model, being signed to our agency means you’ll not only have access to more print modeling opportunities but also that the jobs you do book will be legitimate and you’ll be paid what you deserve. It’s a win-win!

The great thing about the modeling industry today is that you don’t have to be defined by a particular style of modeling. Many of our models are also runway or catalog models and vice versa. A lot of our catwalkers have also used branding to jumpstart their careers. The proper branding gives models a “cool factor” and makes them more appealing to the their success in the fashion industry.