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Heightand Professional Modeling

We hear this all thetime: 'I've always wanted to be a model. Everyone tells me I ought tobe a model. I'm 5'2' tall. Can I be a model?'

Theshort answer is 'yes'. But for fashion models it is about the as probableas being struck by lightning on the way to cash in your winning lotteryticket. Even for commercial models, the market for short younger models issmall. The realistic answer is 'no.'

'That'snot fair.' No, it isn't, but that's the way it is. This is abusiness, it isn't about what you want or what's fair, it's about what themarketplace wants. And for the most part the market doesn't want shortmodels.

Fashion

Women

Height requirements in fashion are driven by two factors: sample size and preference. Designers and fashion photographers prefer tallermodels. Dresses for runway shows and editorial and advertising photography arecut to a 'sample size' that reflects that preference. Once the clothes are puttogether it's a lot easier to hire a model to fit than to redo the clothes fora shorter model.

The requirements for being a major market fashion model arenot absolute – they are just (very strong) preferences. Everyone in theindustry knows that Kate Moss and Laetitia Casta, among others, don't fit the'standards,' and yet they have been very successful. So why shouldn't you sayto yourself 'Hey, what about them? I'm only 5'7' tall, but so are someother fashion models I could name. That means I have a chance to make it,right?' Yes, it does. But we have to distinguish between 'possible' and 'reasonablylikely.'

Let's look at some numbers. A study done in 2002 showedthat among top editorial fashion agencies in Los Angeles and New York, 81% oftheir 'editorial fashion' models were 5'9' and above; 15% were between 5'8' and5'9', and only 4% were below 5'8' tall.

According to the US Center for Health Statistics, onlyabout 3 ½% of all young women are within an inch of 5'10' in height. Theaverage weight for those women is about 145-150 pounds – some 30+ pounds morethan the 'normal' fashion model. If you add in factors like facial beauty,body proportions and all the other things that qualify a girl to apply as a'fashion model' the competition is a very small part of the population.

By comparison, almost 20% of all young women are within aninch of 5'6'. So when you couple the strong desire of the fashion industry fortall women with the fact that a short girl has 5-6 times the number ofcompetitors, the chances look very small indeed.

When a model below 5'8' or above 6'0' tall is successful it is almostalways because someone, typically a photographer, agent or editor, took aspecial interest in a girl and 'made' her career, or because of fame in a non-modeling field. It doesn't happenthrough the normal route, but by having a special person with influence in theindustry decide, for whatever reason, to push you to the front of the line. Things like that can't be worked for, planned for, or reasonably hopedfor. They simply happen, very, very rarely. The 'modeling schools' andthe scammers seek out girls who want to believe they can be the exception. Theyassure girls that they can, but they never say what it really takes to be thatexception – because it's almost certain most victims don't have it, and theschools and scammers aren't going to give it to you.

'Petites'

As a rule, any agency or management company that advertises that they accept 'petite' models is a scam. It's just one more marketing ploy that allows them to expand their potential base of victims. 'Petite' fashion modeling is almost non-existent except at the very lowest levels of the industry, which pay very little.

When it does exist, 'petite' fashion models aren't what most people might expect. In the fashion world, 'petite' means 'under 5'9' tall', and most of them are 5'7' to 5'8' tall. Sometimes shorter models get jobs as fit models, or in mall fashion shows, but there is very little opportunity in fashion modeling for 'petites'.

There is at least one current legitimate model agency in New York City that has a 'petite' division - but it is a 'commercial fashion/commercial print' agency - not a 'high fashion' agency - and the girls are mostly commercial print oriented. Even in that agency, the majority of the 'petite' models are 5'5' or over, and some are as tall as 5'8'.

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Wecannot in good conscience suggest that a girl who does not meet the height standardsfor a fashion model spend a lot of time, effort and money pursuing that goalwhen the probabilities of success are so very low. She is better offpursuing some other kind of modeling that uses different standards. Ifthe luck is going to strike, it can do so regardless of what else she is doing.

Men

For men the situationis very different. It's still hard to make it if you aren't the preferredsix-footer (up to 6'2', but no more than 6'1' preferred), but the numbers tell a different story. Over 25% of all young menare within an inch of being six feet tall. The average weight for young men ofthat height is 175-180 pounds – not very different from what the fashioncommunity wants. Twitterrific for twitter 5 4 3 ring binder. If it's true that a short girl can get taken by an agencysimply from the difficulty of finding enough tall girls, the opposite is truefor men. There is an abundant supply of men who meet the height criteria, sothere is little need for an agency to look outside their preferred bounds.

Commercial Print

The typical reactionwhen counseling short aspiring models is that, since they can't be a fashionmodel, they ought to be a commercial model. It's pretty common to hear that'height doesn't matter' in commercial print. The motivation is understandable,and there is some (limited) sense behind the advice. But it's every bit aswrong as it is right. Here's the truth: The criteria are different than theyare for fashion, and not as firm. But height does matter in commercialprint.

Forthe most part, very tall and very short models (for women, 5'11' and above,5'4' and below, for men 6'3' and above, 5'8' and below) are not what the printindustry is looking for. Yes, there are exceptions, and commercial agenciestend to have some models who will work in those exceptional cases. But for themost part, commercial work goes to those who are of 'middle height'. (Yes,5'4' is close to the median in the 'real world', and 5'4' girls really are not'short'. But the terms and criteria used here are based on the norms of themodeling industry, not 'real life'.) The average female commercial printmodel is 5'6 ½' tall, the average male 5'11 ½' tall.

Synctwofolders 2 1 9 – syncs two user specified folders. Wedid an analysis of who was actually requested for commercial print work, basedon thousands of castings. A great majority of the time, height was not specified,but when it was, 96% of requests were for women over 5'6' tall. Sinceheight is not often an explicit part of the casting request, we took a look atwho actually gets hired. The sample size was a lot smaller than for requests,so it's harder to draw firm conclusions. But based on what we have observed, wecan draw some tentative conclusions:

1. Short minoritiesare more likely to get hired than short Caucasians. That is especially true ofAsians.

2.Short older models (over 40) are much more likely to be hired than shortyounger ones. There is too much competition among the 5'6' and above group fora young, shorter girl to compete.

Again, this is forclassic 'commercial print' work, not specialties like glamour, promotional orfitness modeling, where height doesn't seem to matter as much.

Thebottom line is this: Except for Asians, the market for young female models under5'5' is vanishingly small, much less than 1% of the market. With rareexception, a taller girl can do pretty much any print job; a shorter girl islimited to a very small subset.

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Agenciesknow that, at least to a rough approximation. And that is why it is sodifficult for a short model to attract the attention of a commercial printagency.

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Wecannot in good conscience suggest that a girl who does not meet the height standardsfor a fashion model spend a lot of time, effort and money pursuing that goalwhen the probabilities of success are so very low. She is better offpursuing some other kind of modeling that uses different standards. Ifthe luck is going to strike, it can do so regardless of what else she is doing.

Men

For men the situationis very different. It's still hard to make it if you aren't the preferredsix-footer (up to 6'2', but no more than 6'1' preferred), but the numbers tell a different story. Over 25% of all young menare within an inch of being six feet tall. The average weight for young men ofthat height is 175-180 pounds – not very different from what the fashioncommunity wants. Twitterrific for twitter 5 4 3 ring binder. If it's true that a short girl can get taken by an agencysimply from the difficulty of finding enough tall girls, the opposite is truefor men. There is an abundant supply of men who meet the height criteria, sothere is little need for an agency to look outside their preferred bounds.

Commercial Print

The typical reactionwhen counseling short aspiring models is that, since they can't be a fashionmodel, they ought to be a commercial model. It's pretty common to hear that'height doesn't matter' in commercial print. The motivation is understandable,and there is some (limited) sense behind the advice. But it's every bit aswrong as it is right. Here's the truth: The criteria are different than theyare for fashion, and not as firm. But height does matter in commercialprint.

Forthe most part, very tall and very short models (for women, 5'11' and above,5'4' and below, for men 6'3' and above, 5'8' and below) are not what the printindustry is looking for. Yes, there are exceptions, and commercial agenciestend to have some models who will work in those exceptional cases. But for themost part, commercial work goes to those who are of 'middle height'. (Yes,5'4' is close to the median in the 'real world', and 5'4' girls really are not'short'. But the terms and criteria used here are based on the norms of themodeling industry, not 'real life'.) The average female commercial printmodel is 5'6 ½' tall, the average male 5'11 ½' tall.

Synctwofolders 2 1 9 – syncs two user specified folders. Wedid an analysis of who was actually requested for commercial print work, basedon thousands of castings. A great majority of the time, height was not specified,but when it was, 96% of requests were for women over 5'6' tall. Sinceheight is not often an explicit part of the casting request, we took a look atwho actually gets hired. The sample size was a lot smaller than for requests,so it's harder to draw firm conclusions. But based on what we have observed, wecan draw some tentative conclusions:

1. Short minoritiesare more likely to get hired than short Caucasians. That is especially true ofAsians.

2.Short older models (over 40) are much more likely to be hired than shortyounger ones. There is too much competition among the 5'6' and above group fora young, shorter girl to compete.

Again, this is forclassic 'commercial print' work, not specialties like glamour, promotional orfitness modeling, where height doesn't seem to matter as much.

Thebottom line is this: Except for Asians, the market for young female models under5'5' is vanishingly small, much less than 1% of the market. With rareexception, a taller girl can do pretty much any print job; a shorter girl islimited to a very small subset.

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Agenciesknow that, at least to a rough approximation. And that is why it is sodifficult for a short model to attract the attention of a commercial printagency.

Promotional

There is a preferencefor taller models in promotional modeling (taller people are easier to see in acrowd, and attract more attention), but it's far from a requirement. Manypromotional models who are well under 'modeling' height have had excellentcareers.

Glamour and Art

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There is no heightrequirement for glamour and art models.

Getting an Agency if You are Short

Fashion agencies wanttall models. Commercial print agencies in major markets may have a variety ofheights, and so accept shorter models. But agencies in medium and smallermarket cities generally are 'hybrid' agencies which book a lot of commercialfashion work, and that sets the baseline for their needs.

Manynon-fashion clients don't much care about the height of their models. Ifmodels were all 5'4' tall that could be just fine for them. But there arethree reasons why print agencies don't carry many short models on the books:

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Agencies don't want alot of models that aren't getting much (or any) work – they would much ratherhave all of their models working as much as possible. So they want tosign models that can work in as much of the market for their type aspossible. And that means taller models.

There is one significant exception to the height rules for fashion, however, even though it applies only in a very few cities. 'Fashion' is more than just dresses. It also includes accessories and shoes. And there is a robust market for 'shoe models' at trade shows and fashion shows. It might be true that shoe designers would also like to use tall, skinny models – after all, the models have to be wearing something besides just shoes, and we already know that looks better on a tall, skinny girl. Still, the point of a shoe show is . . . well . . . the shoes. You want them to look as good as possible. And research tells us that smaller shoes are prettier; size 10 women's shoes bear far too much resemblance to canoes. Not surprisingly, the 'sample size' for shoe shows is size 6.

So let's do a little survey. Would all the pretty, size 2, 5'10' girls with size 6 feet please raise your hands? Anyone? . . . Anyone? . . . Bueller?

They pretty much don't exist. There is a rough correlation between height and shoe size, and the number of tall women with very small feet is close to zero. Nature has arranged it that way on purpose; a 5'10' girl with size 6 feet would blow over in a stiff breeze. So shoe designers do what they must: they hire models with size 6 feet, and if that means that no taller girls qualify for their shows, well, too bad for the taller girls, or those who were blessed with sturdier feet.

And so in those few cities where shoe fashion and trade shows hire a significant number of shoe models (of which New York and Las Vegas are two), shorter girls with size six feet do have a chance at representation by 'commercial fashion' agencies. And, once you are in the agency, you have the chance of being sent out on other jobs where the client may not care so much about height.

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