JFC, she is further down the runway than the other girls. It's called perspective.
So why would I bother with the short one?
But couldn't you just stand really close to the short one? Then she'll look tall...?
JFC, she is further down the runway than the other girls. It's called perspective.
So why would I bother with the short one?
Sasha Pivovarova. In an interview she says she's 5'7 but doesn't have issues finding work. But unless you have a face THAT striking and are more than comfortable in front of a camera, you won't find work except for Instagram girls.I dont think it would be really realistic at that height. It would work if you are very lucky or a Cara type (aka joke) who's family fame or anything can make it possible but otherwise even with a pretty face, theres always better with all the competition around . But thats a guess i dont have any example of models who made it below 5'8 in the HF
Oh i didnt knew that ..i know shes on the shorter side but never thought 5'7. Thank youSasha Pivovarova. In an interview she says she's 5'7 but doesn't have issues finding work. But unless you have a face THAT striking and are more than comfortable in front of a camera, you won't find work except for Instagram girls.
Sasha Pivovarova. In an interview she says she's 5'7 but doesn't have issues finding work. But unless you have a face THAT striking and are more than comfortable in front of a camera, you won't find work except for Instagram girls.
Do you have a link to this by any chance? Thought we established earlier in this thread Sasha wasn't short but if she's stated it herself I'm curious to see the interview or read it
I think she is around 172~175 max but thats just a guess and yeah when you google 178 in inches it gives 5'8 and then when you google 5'8 in cm it gives like 173 something?I googled 1.78m in height and inches and the first result was 5'8, but there a few scattered links below that say 5'10 now? Can someone help me out? I also compared her to when she stands next to Gemma who is 5'10 and she's definitely shorter, but I don't want to be blabbing if the measuring tool wasn't accurate!
It would surprise me that if she actually is 5'10 like the measurement told me, why she would then say she's not tall for a model. It didn't add up.I think she is around 172~175 max but thats just a guess and yeah when you google 178 in inches it gives 5'8 and then when you google 5'8 in cm it gives like 173 something?
@skinnieminnie I should have cited it before, but it's right here!
Interviewer: "What do you like most, and least, about yourself?"
SP: "I'm a bit short for model, 1.78m, but it's never been a real problem. I like my eyes."
I had asked my friend that was with me how tall that was, but I double checked online and it's 5'8!
Okay update because I'm wickedly confused: my whole conversion methods must be really different because other places I'm reading 5'10? And wouldn't she still be considered fairly tall then?
@skinnieminnie I should have cited it before, but it's right here!
Interviewer: "What do you like most, and least, about yourself?"
SP: "I'm a bit short for model, 1.78m, but it's never been a real problem. I like my eyes."
I had asked my friend that was with me how tall that was, but I double checked online and it's 5'8!
2.54 cm = 1 inchI googled 1.78m in height and inches and the first result was 5'8, but there a few scattered links below that say 5'10 now? Can someone help me out? I also compared her to when she stands next to Gemma who is 5'10 and she's definitely shorter, but I don't want to be blabbing if the measuring tool wasn't accurate!
The industry generally allows one misgiving if you're otherwise ideal and it's not too much of a major thing. Like if you're remarkable tall and thin, but your face is plain or average, you still have a shot of doing well. Or if you're an inch or two under the required height, you could still have a career if your face is exceptional and you're super skinny. So there is always the possibility, it just depends on whether your other assets compensate enough to forgive what you lack
I absolutely agree that it's not very realistic to be a model at 5'7.
But I still disagree with most of you girls on this one.
Is being a model your biggest dream? Would you do everything to become a model? Would you rather be a commercial catalog model than no model?
If your answer to all of these questions is yes, go ahead and try it. Be prepared to get rejected, but try it nevertheless.
There's nothing worse than a dream you haven't even tried to make reality.
(That being said, don't let this get in the way of another more promising career. When in doubt, choose excellence over mediocrity.)
Exacly! Furthermore, there are many other ways to work in the fashion industry if you don't have what it takes to be a model.The only thing worse than not chasing your dream is chasing after a completely unattainable dream in the deluded hope that one day, you'll make it.
Anja Konstantinova, Zippora Seven, Amanda Norgaard, Devon Aoki, Camille Rowe, Charlotte Free, Laetitia Casta, Bambi Northwood-Blythe, Audrey Marnay, Camille Rowe... Certainly not saying it's ideal, and yes, most of these girls resort to commercial work after a few seasons on HF, but there are plenty of examples of successful models under 5'8" (under 5' 7" even). Especially in this day and age where unique traits are being lorded by the industry more and more, particularly in reference to print modelling, it's really not such a great deal-breaker any more so long as you have the face and body for it.I dont think it would be really realistic at that height. It would work if you are very lucky or a Cara type (aka joke) who's family fame or anything can make it possible but otherwise even with a pretty face, theres always better with all the competition around . But thats a guess i dont have any example of models who made it below 5'8 in the HF