Print modelling

 Print models showcase clothes in images used in magazines, newspapers, advertisements, billboards, press kits, etc. Fashion models may be used to display or promote various types of clothing, such as dresses, jeans, suits, lingerie, or swimsuit. They are known as an "editorial model" or "photographic model". They can work all over the world. The fashion capitals are London, Paris, Tokyo, Milan, and New York. Though there are markets in almost every country, shooting can take you anywhere from a studio to exotic locations like Fiji or Morocco or Florida or Tennerife, which can make a career exciting but also demanding.
Models work under the direction predominantly given by the photographer but also from a clients. They must work in a variety of working conditions depending on the client. Models work can have them in extreme cold weather or hot weather. Print models can work part-time or full-time. For example, a part-time model might only work one week out of an entire year. Full-time models work with a variety of photographers and clients.^[5]:188
A model must accommodate his/her time and must be flexible. He/She must be willing to work any day of the week, at any hour, depending on whom they're working for, how much money they'll get, and how much they're willing to accept. Print models go to interviews (called 'go and see's' which are to meet a client so they know they are in town or a "casting' which is always for a job. ) and must take a portfolio of their best work which is normally arranged and decided upon by their agent. Agents classify models as self-employed though predominately function under the agencies business number, they have to go to modelling interviews in order to get more work. The average career span of a print model is 3-5 year. A girl's peek money periods often range from 15-25 years of age and men 18-35. Fashion magazines often shoot younger models while commercial print clients target a broader age group. Women's career spans are normally shorter but they can expect to make up to 9 times a male model's earnings in a year.
Models often venture into areas associated to the entertainment/production industries once they have withdrawn from modelling exclusively.
The requirements for print models depends on the needs of the employer. Models must be well kept- hair, skin, and attractive or unique features