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Cindy

Oh dreamysigh. Now if only real lads were like him.

Gemma.

Doutzen. Although I prefer Adriana.

Doutzen

Rachel

Rachel

Catherine

Lily

Kate

But I've changed my mind since voting on this, it was that long ago. I'm a Sasha convert.

Julia for all.

...seriously, you sound like you're interested in the girls.

Wait at least a couple of years, seriously. Finish up with school and get some qualifications and then go for it if it's what you truly want. But be prepared for some hard work, and don't expect the girls to instantly fall at your feet - they'll have seen it all before.

You're a member of a forum that mainly centers around models, so presumably you have some kind of interest in modelling and fashion photography and whatnot. Therefore you already know what is roughly needed to be a model, no? Most agency sites clearly state that you need good skin (ie. no acne) and a healthy build. There are thousands of wannabe models out there, and many of those have clear skin, why would an agency take somebody on who will cost clients extra, rather than somebody who already fits criteria - if too much airbrushing and photoshop touchup is needed, a model just won't get work and won't be a sound investment for an agency. Unless of course you're something very very special and unique, but those people are one in a billion. Plus, you need to have the right personality and temperement. You need to do exactly what photographers tell you without question, you need to be able to have a certain level of independance to get yourself around and between jobs without phoning your agency about 7129831 times a day, you need to be able to find out about some things for yourself, you need to be able to turn the magic on at the click of the photographers' fingers and look a million dollars. If you're serious about modelling, and it's not just a passing fancy because you think it sounds fun or could be easy money, I'd strongly advise you to wait it out a bit. You're still young, give your skin time to clear. See a dermatologist, and after they have your acne under control, think about ways to reduce the scarring that you're left with. Look after yourself, keep on eating well and exercising. And most importantly, keep other options open - don't pin all your hopes and dreams on being a model, because it might not work out.

I hope this didn't come across as overly harsh or mean. They're just a few things I think you ought to consider first, before sending photos off to many more agencies, considering you obviously want positive responses from them. I personally haven't done this so I don't know for sure, but I hear it can be of use - it might be worth you getting a profile on models.com once you think you're ready to give it a serious shot. Many good and reputable agencies give the site a trawl once in a while, and you might strike it lucky - can't hurt right? Make sure you have the correct photos and that they are clear and a good representation of you. Also, don't lie on your stats! (eg: I've seen girls who must be around a US12 put their measurements as 33-24-34 and seriously who are they trying to kid. I guess some of the guys are creative numberers too, but can't be so sure!) After all, if you are contacted, an agency will want to see you in the flesh, so they'll only see for themselves if you've overly touched up your photos or done some clever work with angles and whatnot. Good luck!

Caroline for all of them.

yay for him being number one! (Y) :hell yea!: :hell yea!:

Hell yeah!

Love, love, love him!

Adriana. Although Gisele comes a close second.

Lindsay, easily.

I swear it's only because I'm British and want to go to Uni.

Katie

G - Garou

In Paris, yes.

Have you ever been deep sea diving?

Z - Zulu

My dad used to be really into F1 so I know a wee bit about it from him. Jenson Button = my favourite, ever. He's gorgeous too which doesn't hurt!

Tennis

Never, I don't like it.