The Centenary Development History Of Fashion Models

Everyone loves beauty.

The beauty of beauty is due to the beauty of the sword.

Often can not help, unwittingly.

Beauty is a gift from God, but God is not fair.

Most women are plain and lifeless. There is nothing they can do about it.

As a result, every move of a beautiful woman is a flag, which will make us willingly go into the trap that they have set up. We will follow suit behind them and follow suit.

As a result, smart people invented the model, but also led to a fashion revolution, allowing models to enter our industrial age.

Marie Vernet Worth is recognized as the first person in modern stage performance. She performs in her fashion designed by her husband, and the graceful figure adds color to the costumes.

Her husband, Charles Worth, was one of the most outstanding French women's designers in the mid nineteenth Century.

According to historical records, he created the petticoat.

And put the fashion on the dummy's body for display. He created the new atmosphere of fashion publishing. He hired young and beautiful salesgirl to show the costumes to customers in the salon, and release the latest style in the social gathering place where the ladies dressed up.

In fact, at that time, the stage was similar to the non professional walking show we saw today.

Before the middle of nineteenth Century, clothing display was carried out on the doll of equal size.

Just like what people call them, "fashion dolls" were first introduced by Rose Bertin, a female designer from Versailles in sixteenth Century.

In order to ensure that she can get the order, she sends dolls to her customers in Europe to fashion their own fashions.

In 1914, the first real show fashion show was held in Chicago. Chicago was the center of garment manufacturing at that time.

The show hired a total of 100 models, and presented 250 sets of advanced garments to 5000 spectators.

The unruly works led the fashion trend at that time. These first class ready-made clothes were made in several neighboring cities of Minneapolis, Detroit and Chicago.

The fashion show was filmed and released in theaters across the country.

At that time, fashion models were not favored or even considered as a career that women should be engaged in. Most models were actually sold by shop salesmen, dancers and part-time actors.

But at that time, the traditional concept began to change when Jean Patou, a designer in Paris, launched a professional fashion show for young salons in France.

With the co operation of fashion magazine, the recruitment work started, and the six female models recruited also set standards for future recruitment.

This led the fashion model's career.

It was not until 1920s that photography models appeared.

At that time, although fashion magazines and newspapers used photographic technology to record events, fashion remained only in colorful illustrations.

Edna Woolman Chase, editor of Paris fashion magazine, first used photos of walking models to be used in magazines.

With the flourishing development of fashion photography, the demand for models began to increase. Thus, the first model broker company came into being and engaged in modeling management and intermediary work.

The first model broker company was founded in 1928 in the United States, and the founder, John Robert Powers, is a director in New York. He recruits actress and friends with star potential as models.

The "Powers Girl" of natural beauty has become the prototype of today's photographic models.

In New York, the fashion model industry is growing and maturing.

Harry Conover, once a model of Powers company, founded his own model broker company in 1938. Immediately after that, Huntington Hartford, a millionaire, founded a company in 1940.

He pioneered the payment voucher system, which made the disordered pay uniforms become orderly and commercialized.

In 1946, Ford model broker company was established.

It was founded by the photographer of New York photography, the Eileen Ford of the far Kang novo company and the wife Jerry Ford.

At that time, some of the industry standards established by the company were still in use, including the training and training process of models.

With the increasing popularity of models in the advertising industry, model brokers are springing up everywhere in the big cities of the United States.

Dorian Leigh and in Europe, model broker companies failed to make their way, mainly because the postwar law prohibits the establishment of labor intermediary agencies, which made a large number of professional photography models continuously enter the European market from the United States.

At that time in Europe, if a photographer needed a model, he would find some pretty girls from the street and ask them to come to his studio at the appointed time.

If you are lucky, one of them is really going to come, and the work will be successful.

However, this can not be called commercial operation, and with the development of the French industry, the demand for professional photography models is imminent.

In 1957, Dorian Leigh, one of the most famous models in the United States, opened the first model broker company in Europe in Paris.

After that, many brokerage firms were gradually established.

John Cassablancas founded an elite model broker company in Paris in 1974. First, a talent intermediary network was established worldwide.

By the 1970s, the diversity of models had been accepted by the world.

Before that, the classic beauty face prevailed.

Until 1975, Wilhelmina model brokers used two freckled girls as the fashion cover girl (Patti Hansen and Shaun Casey). Freckles took off the beauty defective hat and became a kind of capital.

In 1977, the large size (more than 10 yards) models were also born. The Click Q Management Inc, founded by Mary grill, also broke through the limitations of rigid national models and aesthetic limitations.

By 1980s, as the average age of the population went up, the middle-aged model about forty years old also emerged.

In the late 1980s, the model industry underwent significant differentiation.

Small model broker companies focus on the development of distinctive models, while large companies classify their models according to age, height and appearance.

Today, the modeling industry has become a diversified, prosperous and globalized industry.