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Graduation Speech: From Super To Sandbox Top Models

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From Super to Sandbox; Top Models Talk Back. Combined, these girls have over 90 years of experience in the modelling industry. As dear friends of ours, many an afternoon has been spent laughing and “ah-hah-ing” with these gorgeous, soul-seeking ladies. The most profound bits of wisdom & beautiful moments of love were gleaned in this tight circle: either backstage at shows or worlds away, plugging away on Facebook chat. No matter how often we may see each other, our sisterhood bond of fashion holds strong. Today, we thought we’d gift you with a little love; exclusive advice from models whose minds have taken them to Chanel, Vogue, and the Victoria’s Secret Runway. What would they want to have known at 15? Here you have it. LAUREN CHAN …show more content…

First, be mindful and don’t get discouraged. What’s the point in beating yourself up or comparing yourself to other people? Second, get (or stick to!) a defining trait. Whether you’re going to be the commercial model mogul, the witty social media wiz, or the über-stylish edgy girl, find something that others can identify you with. Finally, have other hobbies, interests, or endeavors. Whether you paint, act, write, or take classes, It’s really important to not throw all of your energy into one aspect of your life. OKSANA OREL you are looking for an agency, you are not the only one being interviewed. It is important to interview the agency as well, because you are essentially entering a business partnership and need to know that both of you are on the same page in terms of advancing your career and how it is going to be done. Not being in control of your career and schedule is the one of the hardest parts of modelling, but when both you and your agency have an understanding that they are there to manage you by suggesting the best options, you will always have control of your life. AMANDA

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