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Model, modeling or modelling may refer to:

Conceptual model, a representation of a system using general rules and concepts
Physical model or plastic model, a physical representation in three dimensions of an object, such as a globe or model airplane
Scale model, a representation of an object which maintains general relationships between its constituent aspects
- Architectural model, a scale model for studying aspects of an architectural design or to communicate design ideas
Scientific model, a simplified and idealized understanding of physical systems,More info:wiki

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People often think that modeling is just about looks. This misconception turns a beautiful person into just a body with no skills. Modeling is not about having the perfect “looks.” The key to successfully modeling is the mindset. With just one thought, a photographer can take his or her models to the next level.

Oftentimes, people think of models as the unique looking people or pretty faces. But ask any professional photographer in the fashion industry and they will tell you that modeling is so much more than physical appearances. Professional models are the ones who know how to work with the camera; they are the individuals who need little direction and throw solid poses, one after another. It is a skill that can be mastered.

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#8 Kendall Jenner Apologizes for Critiquing Fellow Models for How Much They Work,More info:wmagazine

Last week, the normally interview-shy Kendall Jenner graced the cover of Love’s 10th anniversary issue, granting the magazine a short conversation to accompany all of her Alasdair McLellan lensed spread. As you’re probably now aware, one particular quote from the article didn’t got over so well with many of her fellow models.

“Since the beginning we’ve been super selective about what shows I would do. I was never one of those girls who would do like 30 shows a season or whatever the f*ck those girls do,” Jenner told Love. “More power to ’em. But I had a million jobs, not only catwalks but everything else.” Unsurprisingly, a copious amount of models took issue with Jenner’s words, reminding her, among other things, that 1) They have to pay the bills, 2) They don’t come from a “celebrity” family, and 3) They’re rarely financially comfortable to refuse work if offered. The uproarious response to Jenner’s interview has seemingly reached back to Kardashian-Jenner HQ, with the model offering defense of her words.

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Only recently have brands and designers begun casting plus-size models. But this community was thriving long before “inclusivity” entered the collective vocabulary. Many of us remember wanting America’s Next Top Model hopeful Toccara Jones to win as the first Black plus-sized supermodel – but what we perhaps don’t know are the plus-size pioneers like Allegra Doherty, Amy Lemons and Emme, who paved the road before her.

#6 Kendall Jenner Backtracks on Her “Those Girls” Model Comment,More info:vanityfair

Kendall Jenner would like to clear the air. After a quote from the model discussing her runway habits with Love magazine was posted on Instagram, a group of models quickly took to their own Instagram feeds to air their grievances with what seemed to be Jenner dismissing their hard work.

“I was never one of those girls who would do like 30 shows a season or whatever the fuck those girls do,” Jenner was quoted as saying in a now-deleted Instagram post on Love magazine’s account. “More power to ’em.”

Jenner’s representatives told Vanity Fair on Monday that “the quote was taken out of context. Mid-thought she realized the number of shows some models walk a season is closer to 80. The point was that it’s their path and ‘the more power to them.’ She admires their hard work and dedication. It’s an accomplishment.”