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ok, not quite sure what the reaction will be on here but you never know, i might possibly get some useful information.
Girlfriend chef last night decided that as a side line to her career in hotel management she wants to pursue a career in modelling. She is goodlooking and has the sort of bone structure/physique you see/expect in a model, i.e she's not a munter which obviously helps, however, the questions I have are:
1) isnt it near impossible to breakthrough in modelling? the sort of equivalent of being signed by a well known producer for those in the music business.
2) does anyone have any tips of how to go about getting into the business?
3) has anyone you know pursued this and whats their feedback?
Chef
If you find a model uk forum please let us know - might be worth considering for the cuk summer holiday...
ok, not quite sure what the reaction will be on here but you never know, i might possibly get some useful information.
Girlfriend chef last night decided that as a side line to her career in hotel management she wants to pursue a career in modelling. She is goodlooking and has the sort of bone structure/physique you see/expect in a model, i.e she's not a munter which obviously helps, however, the questions I have are:
1) isnt it near impossible to breakthrough in modelling? the sort of equivalent of being signed by a well known producer for those in the music business.
2) does anyone have any tips of how to go about getting into the business?
3) has anyone you know pursued this and whats their feedback?
Chef
I can't really help on that one other than to say
(1) expect lots of gay blokes called Jeremy or Tarquin to come sniffing round her
(2) there are easier ways to get hold of good quality charlie
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