Stomp Models sharing this portfolio photography just to highlight
the basic portfolio poses and expressions also for those girls who are ready
for their portfolio photo shoot.
Sunday, 20 March 2016
Friday, 11 March 2016
Stomp Models - Summer Fashion Clothing Tips 2016
Are you ready for your new summer look? Just look the new
style clothing trends around you and implement this trend according to your
style. Stomp Models provide these style tips for the all women who want to look
different this summer.
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Stomp Models: How to Choose the Perfect Dress for Your Body
Everyone has figure flaws, but it
doesn't mean you can't hide them! When shopping for a new dress this season, be
sure to keep your body type in mind. Stomp Models sharing these simple tips, by
following these you can accentuate the positive and downplay the areas of your
body that... well, aren't so perfect.
1. Full hips and thighs
For pear-shaped women with full
hips and thighs, the dress shouldn't be shorter than an inch or two above the
knee. Select a dress with an A-line skirt but not something too full. A short,
super fuller dress will look like a tu-tu.To draw the attention away from your
lower body, select a dress with a plunging V-neck, halter top or embellished
neckline.
2. Thick waist
If you are apple-shaped with a
thick middle, you need to elongate the appearance of your torso and draw the
attention away from your waist. Select a dress with an empire or drop waist to
re-define your waist line. Avoid thick belts cinched around your midsection and
instead choose a chain or sash belt slung low on your hips.
3. Heavy arms
Sleeveless and cap sleeve dresses
aren't for you. Instead, select billowy, bell sleeves that are 3/4 or even
full-length to hide flabby arms.
4. Small bust
If you weren't endowed with ample
breasts, avoid deep plunging necklines. Instead, select dresses with a scoop or
bandeau neck and sequins or other adornments to add a little dimension up top.
Layered necklaces are very popular right now and they can add some dimension
and depth to your bust.
5. Big bust
Dresses with halter tops and deep
V's are very attractive for women who want to accentuate their big bust. Select
fabrics that skim your body rather than bind, which can make your breasts look
too big. To draw some attention away from your bust and balance out a smaller
lower body, choose a dress with an A-line skirt that falls one or two inches above
your knees.
6. Plus size
Don't pack on layers of baggy
clothes to try to cover-up your body. Contrary to what you may believe, baggy
dresses will just make you look bigger. Select fabrics that don't cling to your
body, but drape nicely. A wrap dress is particularly flattering to full-figured
women. Don't avoid color and prints. A collection of dresses at avenue.com
offer a variety of styles for full figured women including bold print and sexy
silhouettes.
7. Too thin
Sweater or knit dresses are
terrific options for thin women. Add layers to your dress, such as a cardigan
or fitted jacket to give you some bulk. If you have extremely thin legs, avoid
mini-skirts and choose longer, flowing dresses instead. Thin women can add a
thick belt to give their waist more definition. Bubble dresses are very trendy
right now and can also give the appearance of a larger lower body.
8. The shift dress
The shift is a dress, flattering
on almost everyone that hangs straight down from the shoulder. It skims your
body nicely, but doesn't cling. For summer, you can find shifts in cool cotton,
linen and light knits. When fall arrives, wool and heavier knit shifts will
continue to be popular.
Though the typical shift dress
has a straight skirt, Stomp Models fashion designers have created shifts with a
slightly A-line cut this season.
Monday, 7 March 2016
Stomp Models - Posing Tips for Modeling
Posing for fashion modeling can be tricky. Stomp Models sharing some
easiest modeling poses tips for beginners, photographer and for a model also. Learn
how to pose for a modeling. Stomp Models is casting new talent by providing
best opportunities for modeling in film, television and music videos.
Thursday, 3 March 2016
Stomp Models: Tips to Create Portfolio
To all ambitious models out
there, it’s time to create your fantastic portfolio!
The most significant factor to a modeling
career is being yourself, and let your personality shine through your work as
per Stomp Models.
Make a unique portfolio
Such as head-shots and Polaroid’s
in your portfolio will put together your facial features, so extenuate your
all-natural beauty.
The clothing and fashion you
learn in your portfolio shoots will also outline your individuality. Therefore,
if you are trying to entice specific client or portray an unusual fashion image,
you should be selective with your clothing and background selection. Make sure
to generate an environmental feel to your pictures that clearly defines your style,
passions and character traits according to Stomp Models.
Stomp Models tells that many
effective models have pictures from shoots with a special location or
background and lighting. This allows the need for uncommon clothing and make up
with unique stance or attitude- enabling you to stand out from herd.
Model should avoid such situations Tips by Stomp Models
• Never
pose like a hoochie. (You don't understand what a hoochie is, that's best.)
• Have
strength and never be a limp noodle. Constantly pose with pressure in your body
absolutely from head to toe.
• Never
stay in the same pose always Mix it up with impressive poses. Your craziest
pose could be the one that's selected.
• Never
present for a photo shoot except if you are thoroughly clean shaven, have a
clean face, and clean hair.
• Do
not hate how your hair or makeup is done. This may affect your performance. Just
be through it.
• Never
gaze haphazardly while posing. Produce depth for the camera via your eyes just
smile with your eyes.
• Never
slob on the runway; imagine you have a twine through your spine that is taking
you up to the threshold.
• Don't
be forgettable. Develop an impression by showing your exceptional personality.
• Request
to have your preferred music playing when you do a photograph. The beat will
make you pose much powerful.
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