The “Shop for Good” event by Haute Trotter with Models Lizzie Miller, Heather Hazzan, Meredith Beardmore, and Denise Bidot.

The “Shop for Good” event by Haute Trotter with Models Lizzie Miller, Heather Hazzan, Meredith Beardmore, and Denise Bidot.
Shop for Good event at Wix Lounge with fellow model Meredith Beardmore
Shop for Good event at Wix Lounge with Erica Lynn Young and models Lizzie Miller and Meredith Beardmore
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joeydaytona
Well I’ll take it! Thank you :D
Hey!
I’m in a fashion program at college and in a creative suites class we had to do a Model Mosaic assignment, and I chose you! I hope you don’t mind. We didn’t have to edit it, just oragnize and place the photos, but I added a little more in Photoshop :)
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dropideas
Oh my gosh - you totally made my day! Thank you so much. :D
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substratagraphics
xx
Some of my recent photographs
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Anonymous
9.5 or 10! I get my shoes at Nordstrom Rack, Zappos, Urban Outfitters, AllSaints, and Marshalls/TJ Maxx.
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sophielestrande
Well I wasn’t always this way. I promise. When I gained back the ~70 pounds, I felt horrible about myself. I didn’t know what was going on, and I was afraid of what people might think of me (Oh, she must be unhealthy and just let herself go…”). After quite some time (really - it took A LOT of soul searching and role-models and letting my preconceived notions go), I finally realized that my body was just trying to save itself from my harsh ways. So I decided that there is absolutely NO SHAME in being a certain size if you are healthy. None. And not to harp on your mom, but your body is YOUR body. How YOU feel about is all that matters. I never like the term “diet.” Becoming healthier is not something you should have to force on yourself or be hard to maintain. You’ll find freedom in what is right for you, because health really is an individual thing. Just listen to yourself, eat naturally, and be moderately active. No need to go crazy! Keep me updated!
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cheecheefourchange
Hey! I used to be a straight size model and when I gained wait I also felt like my dreams where being halted. But then I really learned about plus size modeling. It gives you a lot of leeway because you don’t have to be one exact size, like in the straight size world.
The best way to start is to apply varies agencies with some simple, natural digitals taken by a friend and your measurements. If an agency sees potential, they’ll contact you back and you may go in the meet them and so on. Best of luck!
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lapisfey
Well thank you. :) I think there is absolutely no harm in submitting. Why not?! I love your look, btw! If you have what an agency is looking for, they may throw their guidelines to the wayside. But as a rule of thumb, model requirements usually start at 5’8” or 5’9”. Let me know how it goes!
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ameliadowd
Thank you - that is so sweet of you! Do you have a website? Love to check out your stuff. :)
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samfinnemore
Hey! I think Zappos.com has some with extra wide-calf room. :) I think my boots usually fit because I have such big feet! :P