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Summary: To become a Victoria's Secret model, use the Internet to locate agency Web sites and register photos on-line to be viewed by modeling agencies. Build a portfolio and gather head shots for becoming a Victoria's Secret model with tips from a modeling instructor in this free video on modeling.
Layla Beth is an experienced model, singer and actress. She has appeared on the runway, in print, film and even television. Beth is also a licensed cosmetologist and modeling...read more
"I'm Layla Beth. Today I'm going to tell you how to be a Victoria Secret model. Go online and simply enter the words become a Victoria Secret model to your browser. You will be directed to websites with recent requirements and information. Go to the agency websites for Forward and Elite modeling agencies. These are the two modeling agencies that currently book for Victoria Secret. Once there you can register online and upload your photos. Your photos can be taken by a friend. Most agencies want to see real photographs as opposed to professional photographs. You're going to need several different types of shots. A close up, a three quarter length and a full length shot. Once you have these simply upload them on the Forward and Elite modeling agencies website. Be sure to read and agree to the terms and conditions. Also check back the website as often as you can because they may have an open call in your area. If they do you'll definitely want to go. Dress professional; bring your resume, your head shot and your portfolio. And lastly, good luck."
eHow Article: How to Become a Victoria's Secret Model
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