Male Runway Model
This category is OPEN to all athletes and also to the general modeling world – while NOT judged on conditioning and proportions it is a good category for off-season ladies and gentlemen who still want to have some stage fun and keep their confidence up. The Runway Model must NOT do Bikini or Fitness posing, it is purely runway walk – it will be judged on the Model who best shows the garment they are modeling.
The dress code is “long evening wear” for ladies and “suit and bow tie (James Bond style) for men. There will be a catwalk at the end of the stage so practice that strut!
This category is OPEN to all athletes and also to the general modeling world – while NOT judged on conditioning and proportions it is a good category for off-season ladies and gentlemen who still want to have some stage fun and keep their confidence up. The Runway Model must NOT do Bikini or Fitness posing, it is purely runway walk – it will be judged on the Model who best shows the garment they are modeling.
The dress code is “long evening wear” for ladies and “suit and bow tie (James Bond style) for men. There will be a catwalk at the end of the stage so practice that strut!
This category is OPEN to all athletes and also to the general modeling world – while NOT judged on conditioning and proportions it is a good category for off-season ladies and gentlemen who still want to have some stage fun and keep their confidence up. The Runway Model must NOT do Bikini or Fitness posing, it is purely runway walk – it will be judged on the Model who best shows the garment they are modeling.
The dress code is “long evening wear” for ladies and “suit and bow tie (James Bond style) for men. There will be a catwalk at the end of the stage so practice that strut!
Runway Model
This category is OPEN to all athletes and also to the general modelling world – while NOT judged on conditioning and proportions it is a good category for off season ladies and gentlemen who still want to have some stage fun and keep their confidence up. The Runway Model must NOT do Bikini or Fitness posing, it is purely runway walk – it will judged on the Model who best shows the garment they are modelling. The dress code is “long evening wear” for ladies and “suit and bow tie (James Bond style) for men. There will be a catwalk at the end of the stage so practice that strut!
Model Walk tips
When walking, don’t look down. Instead, look past the audience and focus on an imaginary spot. Don’t make eye contact or interact with the audience.
Take long, steady strides.
Let your arms swing naturally by your side.
Keep your mouth natural.
Practice good posture. Walk tall with your body straight and your shoulders back (your ears, shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles should make one straight line). Bend your knees a little and try to relax. You don’t want to look like a robot.
Male models walk with their feet farther apart than their female counterparts. So instead of placing one foot in front of the other, like you’re walking on a line, keep your feet side-by-side at a close, yet natural, distance from one another. As well, try not to move your hips too much.
