Commercial and lifestyle
Natural expression, product interaction and believable everyday scenes. Share the channel, audience and required crops.
CASTVERO KNOWLEDGEModel specialties: choose the right profile
A practical map of modeling disciplines, what each booking needs, and how companies can prepare a precise brief.
Fashion and editorial
Concept-led work where styling, movement and visual direction matter. Attach a mood board and publication context.
Beauty and parts
Close framing demands exact skin, hair, hand or foot requirements. State retouching and usage boundaries before booking.
Model specialties: choose the right profile
Fashion
RunwayFashion editorialCatalogLookbookE-commerceFit modelShowroomModest fashionBridalPlus sizePetiteLingerie
Commercial
LifestyleCorporateHospitality & tourismReal estateAutomotiveTechnologyFood & beverage
Beauty
MakeupSkincareHairFragranceJewelryHands & nailsSmile & dental
Performance & media
TV commercialActingPresentingUGC creatorMusic videoEvents & promotions
Fitness & wellness
SportsActivewearYogaWellness
Swimwear
BikiniOne-piece swimwearBeachwearResortwear
Body parts
FeetLegsFootwearPedicureHandsNailsHairEyesLipsTeeth
Special profiles
Hijab modelMatureMaternityAlternative & tattooTraditional & cultural
Worked example
For an online skincare launch, a beauty brief might request close-ups of hands applying the product, six vertical images and three months of website use. That differs from a runway booking.
Checklist
- Choose the intended channel and audience.
- Describe framing, movement and required experience.
- Confirm deliverables and licensed use.
Frequently asked questions
Can one model work in several specialties?
Yes. Review relevant portfolio work and the exact brief rather than treating a category label as proof of every skill.