A Professional Fashion Model`s Resume

A Professional Fashion Model`s Resume

Every Professional models must have a portfolio that includes photographs and a resume. A 

modeling resume or cv is also included with the portfolio. A professional fashion model's resume 

is often used along side a portfolio, You can also submit the resume or
cv on its own. 

Putting together a professional resume should be a must you take on a career path to 

fashion,catalogue,lingerie,artist,commercial or child/teen modeling.

the following includes the steps to take in putting together a model`s resume or cv

Point 1

the first 1 0r 2 pages should contain a brief biographical note. This can be between 200 and 500 

words and should give a detailed report of *who you are, how and *when you began to pursue 

modeling as a career and *specify some of your most prominent modeling assignments.*your birth 

date and your *physical attributes. While this information isn't relevant in most traditional 

jobs, it does come under consideration when you are working as a model.

Point 2

choose a good resume design. Remember that this resume is different from traditional job 

resumes. My advice for you is to have a simple graphic design/format or you can play with colors 

that cannot be used in traditional job resumes. But caution is required do not make use of Light 

colors (pink, gray, yellow, tan, white or blue) acceptable colors. go simple, but adding a 

border will not be a mistake.

Point 3

specify your career objective. This career objective for a model will include
*Seeking 

commercial exposure in the fashion industry with possibility of moving into television and film. 

But otfen  In place of a career objective, you can write a biographical note that describes you 

in two or three sentences. Example: "Fashion model with a high level of exposure in national 

glossy magazines and catalogues." If you have an agency representation, include the name and 

contact information of the agency, along with the name of the contact who handles your career.

Point 4

Enumerate your past modeling experience. Unlike a traditional job resume, you do not need to 

start with the most recent and work your way back. In fact, it isn't necessary to list every 

modeling assignment you've ever had. The more the better, but you can be selective and tailor a 

resume toward a specific assignment. Separate your career history under categories such as 

"Print Ads," Theater" and "Catalogue Work." Include the names of the clients you did the work 

for and what type of work it was. There is no need to include assignment dates.

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