What are the specific requirements for male models? Is there a modeling agency in Putian?

As a good model, you should have comprehensive qualities in all aspects. Taken together, there should be several conditions such as body shape, appearance, temperament, cultural foundation, professional feeling, and presentation ability.

(1) Body shape

What the model looks at, of course, depends on the body shape. For professional clothing models, height is the most basic condition for a model (this is not the case for graphic models). The height of male models is generally between 1.80 and 1.90 meters, with a bust of 86 to 90 cm, a waist of 63 to 78 cm, and a weight of Between 70~80kg.

Harmonious body proportions are an important physiological basis for models. For models, who are the showcase of the beauty of human body form, the "golden section rule" can be used as a reference when judging whether our body shapes are harmonious.

The model’s body proportions can probably be analyzed from the following aspects.

1. Upper and lower body ratio: The requirement for models is that the lower body is longer than the upper body.

2. The ratio of the calf to the thigh: the calf is close to the same proportion as the thigh or slightly longer than the thigh.

3. Head-to-body ratio: The head length is preferably 1/7~1/8 of the body length. A smaller head will make the body appear more agile.

4. Measurements: If you have a good bust, of course designers like to use it; your waist should not exceed 60 centimeters, your hips should be narrow, preferably within 90 centimeters, and your buttocks should not sag.

(2) Appearance

For T-stage models, although appearance is not as prominent as body, it is also a very important external factor. For us, the ideal head shape is oval, and the face should not be wide, but can be slightly longer. Good facial features are the minimum requirement. They don’t have to be very beautiful. As long as you have personality, you can still stand out. Don’t forget, your skin health is also very important.

(3) Temperament

An excellent model often has a unique temperament. It includes people's posture, expression, demeanor, speech and behavior, etc. As a model, it is not enough to have a good figure and facial features. Only with a good temperament can you create wonderful fashion clothes. If you are born with a construction site or pastoral temperament, perhaps only a few people can accept you. Therefore, it is very important for models to always pay attention to their inner cultivation and appearance.

(4) Cultural Foundation

Today, society is complicated. In people’s minds, as long as you have a tall figure and a beautiful face, you can become a good model. . In fact, this understanding is wrong. If this is the case, then why does the country set up modeling majors in various higher education, technical secondary schools, and technical clothing colleges? What else do we spend great efforts to cultivate? Wouldn't it be enough to randomly pick some people on the street who meet the standard of body shape and appearance? Facts tell us that although education and cultural literacy are not absolutely consistent concepts, models who have not entered colleges and universities still have to obtain some necessary knowledge through other channels.

Imagine that a model with a cultural foundation has various unique ways of performing different clothing styles, which makes it easier to form his or her own personality and develop professionally. In fact, a lot of cultural knowledge is closely related to model performance. For example, music knowledge, dance knowledge, costume design, photography art, stage lighting, etc. are all things that those who work in the modeling profession must know. Even if he (or she) knows a little bit of history, he (or she) can display the clothing of different eras. It must be very appropriate. Even if you can't master these things, you still need to be familiar with them.

(5) Professional feeling

The professional feeling of a model generally includes clothing feeling and stage feeling. The so-called clothing feeling is an intuitive judgment about clothing, that is, being familiar with clothing trends; knowing which style is suitable for which type of body and temperament; and being proficient in the personality requirements of one's own image. In layman's terms, it means that you can use your own intuition to find out the latest trends and dress according to the trend information.

We often see that some good-looking people have no charm at all once they get on the stage. This has something to do with the feeling of the stage.

I think stage feeling is related to personal talent, but acquired training is also very important. We often see some supermodels. When they perform fashion shows, they often enter a state where they are at ease and as if no one else is around. They can show the beauty of fashion to the fullest in every move they make. Their stage feeling can often make the performance better. Art brought to its peak state.

(6) Display ability

General display ability includes stage performance skills and costume display ability. No matter what kind of model, they should have the skills to walk on the T-stage, that is, they must be able to walk the catwalk. Stage performance skills are generally developed through professional training. Fashion shows generally require models to understand the designer's design intentions and the choreographer's purpose of arranging music and walking on the stage. The content of these requirements is the ability that models must have to display clothing.

The above six troublesome items are the basic conditions necessary to become a qualified model. As an excellent model, you must not only have good physical conditions and cultural foundation, but also have a certain understanding of clothing design, production, fabrics, accessories, music, stage lighting, etc. The workplace of models is on the T-stage. If you want to succeed on stage, you must cultivate various related qualities off the stage. I think this may have something to do with why Dior, a generation of fashion design masters, called fashion models "costume actors"!