Petite Model

Petite models are models who are smaller than the usual standard size in the fashion world. While the standard height for female models is often 1.75 meters or taller, petite models are usually under this height, often under 1.70 meters. Despite their smaller stature, petite models have found an important niche in the fashion industry, especially in areas such as commercial fashion, catalog work and advertising.

• Diverse representation: Petite models contribute to diversity in the fashion industry by representing a more realistic portrayal of women who do not conform to traditional model measurements.

• Target group appeal: They appeal to a broad target group of consumers who can identify with a smaller body size.

• Fashion for all sizes: Petite models show that fashion can be available and stylish for all sizes and statures.

• Limited opportunities: Petite models can face limited opportunities in certain areas of the fashion industry, such as high fashion modeling.

• Perception in the industry: They often have to fight against the prevailing perception that only taller models are suitable for certain fashion jobs.

• Commercial modeling: Many petite models find success in commercial areas, including advertising, catalogs and certain types of fashion shows.

• Specialized agencies: Some modeling agencies specialize in petite models, offering tailored support and targeted assignments.

• Self-promotion: Petite models often use social media and online platforms to market themselves and promote their careers.

• Portfolio building: A diverse portfolio showing different styles and looks is important to demonstrate your skills and versatility.

• Networking: Networking with industry insiders and attending castings and modeling events can open up valuable opportunities.

• Flexibility and versatility: Flexibility in terms of job types and a willingness to work in different areas of the fashion industry are beneficial.