18 year old Madison Taylor, with Ford Teens, is a southern girl at heart but moved to the big bad city to pursue her dreams as a model.
Model Experience: How old were you when you first got into modeling?
Madison Taylor: I was 10 years old when I first began to model. I stayed for a summer and never went home.
ME: What was appealing to you about modeling?
MT: Because I was so young and I didn't know much about it; I use to always love to have my photo taken when i was younger and watch fashion shows on TV.
ME: Is the business as tough as people say it is?
MT: Yes it has its ups and downs but if you love what you do everyday its not tough as most think. The sterotypes exist everywhere but i believe less than the average person believes because there are other factors that affect ones expierence and view on the industry.
ME: Has modeling influenced your style at all? What would you describe your style as?
MT: Yes I have always been influenced by the industry but every since i was younger i always dressed wild and had my own sense of style. However, I would describe my style as vintage with a edgy twist. I love mixing and matching patterns.... my style is taking typical patterns but mixing them making an outfit unpredictable.
ME: What would be your advice to a new model in the industry?
MT: Don't get easily discouraged and don't take everything too seriously but always create bonds with the people you work with and be professional.
ME: What has been your favorite photoshoot?
MT: Oh my I have been doing this for 8 years so off the top of my head.... probably when i was younger the Tommy Hilfiger Campaign because all of my friends were with me and we just had a blast it wasn't like a job.
ME: What has been the hardest photoshoot you've had to do?
MT: Probably shooting in hardly any clothes in the winter time on a beach and running in the ocean. I couldn't feel my body although it was something simple considering the conditions and wearing hardly anything on my legs it was miserable!
ME: Do you prefer working in a studio? or shooting outside?
MT: I love either i think that it doesn't matter but sometimes shooting outside is exciting more to work with but the downside is the lighting is hard to control and can be time consuming but it doesn't really mattter. Work is work.
ME: Has modeling brought you on any travels?
MT: Yes the most recent was when i went to Mexico for a shoot. We had a super early call time and shot in City hall and then had the rest of the day to lay by the pool and roast! I went back to school nice and tan in the middle of February.
ME: Finish the sentence:
The absolute best thing about modeling is....
MT: Meeting great talented people from designers, makeup/hair artists, photographers... etc.
ME: The absolute worst thing about modeling is...
MT: There is always going to be someone who looks similar to you and appeals more to the client but if you have a great personality you can win them over; so don't let it get to you there is always something out there. Also, the worst thing is those who walk around thinking they are better than you.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Ruthie Pito
19 year old Ruthie Pitio, with fentonMoon media, started off as a ballerina from New Jersey. Now she's living the dream as a model in New York City.
Model Experience: How old were you when you first got into modeling?
Ruthie Pitio: I was 16 years old.
ME: What was appealing to you about modeling?
RP: The girls were so thin and beautiful, i wanted to be like that.
ME: Is the business as tough as people say it is?
RP: YES
ME: Has modeling influenced your style at all? What would you describe your style as?
RP: Yes, definitely. It taught me how to dress! I wear mostly black, and try to observe what others wear to get ideas.
ME: What would be your advice to a new model in the industry?
RP: Bring your own snacks to long jobs. Sometimes at a shoot, the model won't be fed for 6 or 7 hours...passing out is not worth it! Ask for a lunch break! They makeup artists and hair stylists will appreciate it too.
ME: Has modeling brought you on any travels?
RP: I was supposed to go to London...then Paris...then Greece. I decided I didn't like modeling enough to leave my family and friends for that long.
ME: What has been your favorite photoshoot so far?
RP: My first job when i was 17 was an editorial in D Magazine, which comes out in milan. The photographer direct booked me from a test shoot so i knew he really liked me. It was at Milk Studios so they had an amazing food spread!
ME: What has been the hardest photoshoot you've had to do.
RP: I had a test shoot where the stylist, makeup artists, hair stylists, and photographer spoke no english. They kept me in hair and makeup for SIX HOURS and i had no idea what was going on because they wear speaking Japanese.
ME: Do you prefer working in a studio? or shooting outside?
RP: Definitely in a studio.
ME:Finish the sentence:
The absolute best thing about modeling is....
RP: The people you meet and the parties you get into!
ME: The absolute worst thing about modeling is...
RP: The actual modeling part!
Thank you so much Ruthie for participating and giving insight to the way you see things!
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