When most people think of modeling, they think about high fashion magazines and runway shows. But there are many kinds of models.
I've performed nearly all of it, but I spent the majority of my career as a fit model.
What is a fit model?

Here is what Wikipedia says:
A connecting item (sometimes fit model) is an individual who's utilized by a fashion designer or maybe clothes manufacturer to check the fit, obvious look as well as drape of any design on a' real' human being, effectively acting as a living mannequin.
This's a technically correct meaning, although it fails to account for the range of fun as well as challenges that goes into the morning in the life of a fit model.

I used to start my workdays at 5am in army fatigues driving the vehicle downtown of mine for boot camp with a team of type A wall streeters to sweat as well as stay fit. With music blasting and singing in the top part of the lungs of mine, I would be psyched to exercise by time I pulled into my parking area outside the gym.
Everywhere I went, everyone was sporting clothes I'd fit and I was always working... in the gym, at a charity event, almost everywhere people put on garments!
Even when I wasn't actually in a fitting, which was almost 24/7, I would be to ask ladies questions about the dresses they were wearing I had fit. I would shop the brands I fit plus the competition, measure all of the clothes, take photos of myself and others wearing the garments and give clients digital and written reports of how you can help improve the garments we meet. All the ladies tea burn at gnc boot camp wore Gap Body undergarments and they had been big consumers with good feedback (which made a terrific start to the day.)