Featured Model Malory Henao

When I started out, I went to all the castings. Swimwear, runway, catalog, high fashion, commercial; everything! I wasted so much time going to castings that weren’t for me and because of it, I grew weary of the process. I got bitter and began to resent the industry. I must say there’s no initial harm going to all the castings that your agency submits you for because you may book the occasional job that doesn’t fit your description. The long term is what hurts.

Also realize that modeling has a shelf life and it could be much shorter than you anticipate. Developing one of these part time careers such as personal training or real estate is something you want to start right away and build upon so the day when the modeling grim reaper knocks on your door, you will be ready to answer and move gracefully to your afterlife career.

Modeling jobs & casting calls is exactly what to expect like a model.

When you´re doing some castings is normal is you feel  nervous in the moment when you´re going to do it well, and the adrenaline doesn´t let you, at the end you can be like think… Ohhhh!!!! it was very fun. Each casting is a unique experience.

What does fashion mean to you?

Fashion is an expression of how you feel, it is art, it is feeling, it is passion.

Who is your biggest beauty inspiration?

When I was a child, I loved to read fashion magazines and one of the most famous models at that time was Izabel goulart, she was my inspiration.

My goals as a model is just continue to enjoy life´s opportunities.

Who are some of your favorite models and designers?

My favorite models are those from the 90s such as Cindy Crawford, Claudia Schiffer, Linda Evangelista, Stephanie Seymour, Naomi Cambell.

My favorite designer: Elisabetta Franchi, alice olivo and silvia tcherassi.

That’s why my choice in this area was… Swimsuits and lingerie models, swimsuits and lingerie models model-specific garments like lingerie, swimsuit, summer, and nightwear. I can walk fashion runway shows, appear in fashion editorials and even commercial catalogs for various brands, designers and stores, depending on their skill, type, and versatility. These types of models are required to constantly monitor their diet and maintain proper shape and size.

It’s an awesome job. It’s fun, glamorous, creative, potentially lucrative, and overall one hell of an experience, or at least it can be.

My original point was that everyday companies like Tropicana, Microsoft, and Walmart need models. You’re not going to skip the line at the nightclub because you were modeling a plunger in last week’s Walmart flyer. There is a glamorous side, but usually that is not the work that pays the bills.