Examples

What a strong modeling portfolio actually shows.

A book is a short argument about what you can be hired to do. These examples break the argument down slot by slot — study the job each image performs, not the clothes.

Examples coming soon

Real examples are on the way.

We're adding approved portfolio examples with consenting subjects. Until then, the guides explain exactly what a strong book shows — slot by slot.

The six-image starter sequence

A simple first book can make sense with six deliberately different images

  1. Clean headshot

    Your face should be easy to read — styling can be polished, but the image should not depend on dramatic makeup or retouching.

  2. Full-body image

    Casting teams need to understand proportion and silhouette.

  3. Commercial / lifestyle frame

    Approachable, believable, expressive — usable for a consumer brand.

  4. Editorial frame

    Stronger styling, shape or attitude shows you can carry a concept.

  5. Black-and-white portrait

    Useful when it adds a different mood rather than duplicating another close-up.

  6. Location or movement shot

    Shows what happens outside a controlled studio pose.

Read the full breakdown in the examples guide.

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