Kube Studios talk Male Modelling
Kube Studios are one of the UKs best established photography studios with premises in London, Manchester and Birmingham. We often cater for advertising photoshoots and thought we should look at how the male photography business has evolved in this post. Companies have realized that men want more freedom than
starched suits and ties. As a result the casual look has spread into offices
and workplaces all over the country and into the modelling industry as
more and more jobs appear every day. A male model can as such be well dressed
and groomed with very little effort; just by buying the right clothing to get
the right job.
Casual doesn't mean the same in business as it does with
home wear, and smart options are available other than T-shirts. T-shirts are
for at home, and the equally comfortable styles available need to be explored.
Polo shirts with classic collars not only look great, but give the model
so many possibilities. The range of colours available today makes mixing and
matching so simple, and a guy can look fresh and tidy, reflecting a good image
to the world. It may only be a casting, but going from the stories we hear at Kube Studios, nailing your look makes the difference between getting the gig or not.
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In traditional shirt styles in the casual range, pay attention
to materials. Man-made materials are bad for encouraging sweat and nothing
looks more unprofessional than shirts stained in the armpits. By buying
cottons, and even cotton polyester mixes, you can avoid the embarrassment of
sweat at your male modelling casting. Long sleeves and short sleeved shirts are
on the market, and tailored looks are the look. For the slimmer man, these look
professional and casual all at the same time, if crisp and clean. For those
that are a little overweight, the polo shirts offer classic style that is less
restricting and covers more. For information about Kube Studios London flagship studios, visit our website and also make sure that you follow the Kube Studios twitter for updates on offers and modelling news.
