Modeling Interview Outfits

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Mariah M.

Jun 16, 2013

Mariah M.

I have a modeling interview and have no idea what to wear! I read online and they said pants but its way to hot wear I live to wear pants and I'm thinking of wearing and black pencil skirt and a dressy top?? And the Agency said casual but nice. Help me please?

Vanessa W.

Jun 16, 2013

Vanessa W.

Personally if they specifically said pants I would wear pants, but a skirt might work too, just make sure whatever you wear is form-fitting and shows your figure. :)

Jessie W.

Jun 16, 2013

Jessie W.

Where something extremely basic, and make sure to where something that accentuates your figure. Where skinny jeans or leggings, and a plain white shirt. Accessorize. Where makeup that looks like you're barely wearing any, but accentuate your face as much as possible. Where heels, but not too high.(bring flats). Lastly, for hair, don't do anything special. Have it straight, and pull your hair from the front back and put a bow or just a spider clip in a half up, half down look. I'm a model and this is what they always want, so they can see what they're working with. For the hair, I say this because this is usually what they ask for in the future, plus it accentuates your face structure without giving a permanent hairstyle. Good luck!!

Paige L.

Jun 16, 2013

Paige L.

For auditions, I wear dark jeans and a black tanktop. Don't wear distracting patterns or colors.

F M.

Jun 16, 2013

F M.

Do that but add some chunky neon asessorys

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