Talent of All Ages for Luxury Fashion Campaign
A renowned luxury fashion house is casting individuals across all age groups for an exclusive campaign shoot with a legendary British photographer. This campaign celebrates real people, real style, and timeless elegance—whether it’s you, your child, your parents, or grandparents, everyone is welcome to apply. The shoot will take place in London and promises to be a stunning visual story of generational beauty.
Job Responsibilities
- Appear in still photography for a high-end fashion campaign
- Bring individuality, confidence, and presence to set
- Collaborate with the creative team during the shoot
- Be available for the scheduled production date in London
Requirements
- Open to all ages and generations
- Must be available in London on the scheduled shoot date
- Submit clear, high-quality photos (no filters or distractions)
- Multiple generations encouraged to apply
Compensation
- Paid opportunity (rate disclosed upon selection)
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Job Description
A luxury hair extensions brand is casting female models with naturally wavy hair for an upcoming paid campaign in London. Selected models will appear in e-commerce, editorial, and social media content for the brand. The production includes photography, video content, interviews, and behind-the-scenes filming.
Job Responsibilities
- Model luxury wavy hair extensions for the campaign.
- Participate in photo and video shoots.
- Take part in on-camera interviews.
- Follow creative direction from the production team.
Requirements
- Women ages 25–45.
- Naturally wavy hair.
- Confident on camera.
- Comfortable speaking during interview-style content.
- Previous modeling, content creation, or on-camera experience required.
- Available to travel to London on one of the scheduled shoot dates.
- Submit:
- Recent natural photos of your hair
- Headshot
- Full-length photo
- Relevant modeling or content creation experience
Compensation
- Paid modeling opportunity.
- Featured in e-commerce, editorial, and social media campaigns.
