For showrooms, look for models who can present garments and combinations to professional buyers. For fittings, prioritise the measurements required by the design team and useful feedback on fit and movement. Use the Showroom or Fitting search filters accordingly.
When you need a showroom model
During wholesale appointments or collection presentations, the model shows how outfits fit and move. Consistent changes, comfort with appointment schedules and clear brand-team instructions matter. Price discussions and commercial negotiation are not automatically included.
When you need a fitting model
Fitting supports sample assessment before production or delivery. Request relevant current measurements and explain the movements or checks involved. If appointments will recur, confirm availability and how measurement changes should be communicated.
Details that prevent misunderstandings
- Sizes, number of samples and expected changes.
- Attendance hours and the person giving instructions.
- A private changing space, styling support and breaks.
- Whether photographs are for internal fitting records or public use.
- Who can access each type of material and for what purpose.
- Separate terms if e-commerce photography or runway work is added.
EXAMPLE REQUEST · NOT A LIVE CASTING
Describe the role clearly
For a showroom collection presentation, we are looking for a model for scheduled professional buyer appointments. The work covers outfit changes and presenting looks under the brand team's direction, not sales. Sample sizes, schedule, fee and any image recording will be specified in advance.
Complete the actual dates, location, fee and agreed terms before publishing your own casting.
Questions before you book
Is fitting the same as clothing photography?
No. Fitting assesses a sample's fit, while photography produces presentation content. If you need both, state this from the outset and agree the time and image usage.
Can I search for a runway model?
Yes. Use the Runway category and describe rehearsals, the route, garments and schedule. Showroom experience does not necessarily imply runway experience.