Lgtbq Models
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Gender
Model heritage
Location
Pronouns
Modelling Categories
Age
18-100
Dominant Hand
Gloves (width)
6" - 11"
Left Ring Finger
C - Z.5
Wrist
12cm - 25cm
Shoe
3 - 14
Eye Colour
Hair Colour
Hair Length
Hair Type
Left Piercing
0 - 10
Right Piercing
0 - 10
Chest / Bust
28" - 50"
Men's Collar size
14" - 20"
Women's Dress
2 - 20
Height
4' 2" - 7' 0"
Hips
33" - 40"
Inseam
27" - 40"
Suit
Waist
20" - 40"
Skills
Sports
Driving License
Height
5' 7''
Bust
37''
Waist
32''
Hips
36''
Shoe size
7
Gloves
7.5, 7.5
Adam W
Adam W
Height
5' 6''
Bust
34''
Waist
28''
Hips
36''
Dress
8
Shoe size
5
Gloves
7
Anna Buckmaster
Anna B
Height
5' 5''
Bust
34''
Waist
27''
Hips
37''
Dress
6-8
Shoe size
4
Gloves
7
Clara Sojung Tan
Clara S
Height
5' 10''
Chest
38''
Waist
30''
Hips
32''
Shoe size
7
Gloves
8
Daniel W
Daniel W
Height
6' 1''
Chest
40''
Waist
30''
Hips
31''
Shoe size
9
Gloves
8
Donald Sze
Donald S
Height
5' 10''
Bust
32''
Waist
25''
Hips
36''
Dress
8-10
Shoe size
8½
Gloves
7.5
Emily Haynes
Emily H
Height
5' 7''
Bust
32''
Waist
25''
Hips
34''
Dress
8
Shoe size
5½
Gloves
6
Emma Korantema
Emma K
Height
5' 11''
Chest
41''
Waist
31''
Hips
43''
Shoe size
9.5
Gloves
8
Haré Dhami
Haré D
Height
5' 7''
Bust
33''
Waist
26''
Hips
33''
Dress
6-8
Shoe size
6
Gloves
7
Kelly B
Kelly B
Height
5' 11''
Chest
38''
Waist
32''
Hips
38''
Shoe size
8
Gloves
7
Lucas T
Lucas T
Height
5' 10''
Chest
37''
Waist
30''
Shoe size
8
Luke Stone
Luke S
Height
5' 7''
Bust
35''
Waist
27''
Hips
40''
Dress
10
Shoe size
5
Gloves
7.5, 7.5
Meera Solanki
Meera S
Height
5' 6''
Bust
34''
Waist
26''
Hips
38''
Dress
8-10
Shoe size
7
Gloves
7
Ntiarna Xavier Knight
Ntiarna X
Height
5' 7''
Bust
32''
Waist
26''
Hips
35''
Dress
6
Shoe size
7
Gloves
7.5
Resi H
Resi H
Height
5' 7''
Bust
32''
Waist
28''
Hips
36''
Dress
8
Shoe size
6½
Gloves
7.5
Sonia Benito
Sonia B
LGTBQ Modelling Agency
- Representation: Historically, the modeling world presented a very narrow ideal of beauty, which often excluded those who didn't fit into heteronormative or cisnormative standards. The rise of LGBTQ+ models challenges and expands this narrative.
- Transgender and Non-Binary Models: While transgender individuals have worked in fashion for decades, they were often forced to hide their identities. Nowadays, models like Hunter Schafer, Teddy Quinlivan, and Valentina Sampaio (the first transgender model to work for Victoria's Secret) are breaking barriers.
- Advocacy and Activism: Many LGBTQ+ models are also advocates and activists for LGBTQ+ rights and representation, using their platforms to raise awareness and promote acceptance.
- Diversity in Campaigns: Brands are increasingly featuring LGBTQ+ models in their campaigns, not just during Pride Month but throughout the year, reflecting a broader commitment to diversity and inclusivity.
- Challenges: While there's increased representation, LGBTQ+ models still face challenges. Some are typecast or pigeonholed into specific roles, while others face discrimination or prejudice in the industry. However, the tide is turning, and the industry is becoming more accepting.
- Not Just a Trend: It's essential to understand that LGBTQ+ representation isn't just a trend. Brands and agencies must ensure they're genuinely committed to diversity and inclusivity, rather than capitalising on it for marketing purposes.
- Agencies Specialising in Diversity: Some modeling agencies focus on representing a diverse range of talents, including LGBTQ+ models, showcasing the range of beauty and identities in the world.