Modeling Styles Defined

Includes all below, but not limited to the following descriptors.

Suggestive Fashion Wear:   Typically casual clothing of a provocative nature (e.g. Mini-skirts, Daisy Dukes, Hot Pants, Tank Tops, etc.)

Bikinis: Swimwear:   Various tops and bottoms

Lingerie:   Bras and Panties, Teddies and Baby Dolls, Bustier, Corsets, Stockings, Gowns, Camisoles.

Implied Topless:  Where implied topless is requested for a shot, you will generally be asked to disrobe partially. While the standard is subjective, a photographer will normally not reveal nipples in the photographs. The essence of implied topless is that the photograph is suggestive but not revealing.

Sheer:   Modeling in clothing or drapes which are sheer or transparent. Generally the model will be exposed to the camera through the material. The model might be topless or completely nude beneath the sheers.

Semi-Nude:  (Topless), No-Shirt or Bra, Breasts exposed

Implied Nudity:  Where implied nudity is required for a shot, you will generally be asked to disrobe fully or partially. While the standard is subjective, a photographer will normally not reveal nipples or genitals in the photographs. In some cases, buttocks will be shown. The essence of implied nudity is that the photograph is suggestive but not revealing.

Wet T-Shirts:  Modeling in T-shirts which maybe sheer or transparent. Generally the model will be exposed to the camera through the material. The model might be topless beneath the T-Shirt.

Figure Modeling:  Form of nude modeling normally used for art and glamour.

Nude:  No Clothes - Nude