Non-Binary 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"
Women's Dress
2 - 20
Height
4' 2" - 7' 0"
Hips
33" - 40"
Waist
20" - 40"
Skills
Sports
Driving License
Height
5' 7''
Bust
37''
Waist
32''
Hips
36''
Shoe size
7
Gloves
7.5, 7.5
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Adam W
Adam W
Height
5' 5''
Bust
34''
Waist
27''
Hips
37''
Dress
6-8
Shoe size
4
Gloves
7
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Clara Sojung Tan
Clara S
Height
5' 7''
Bust
32''
Waist
25''
Hips
34''
Dress
8
Shoe size
5½
Gloves
6
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Emma Korantema
Emma K
Non-Binary Commercial Models
Non-binary models are individuals who identify as non-binary in terms of their gender. Non-binary is a term used to describe genders that don't fall into the traditional categories of exclusively male or female. Instead, non-binary people might identify as both, neither, or somewhere in between, or they may have a gender identity that shifts over time.
In the context of modeling, non binary models act as or promote:
In the context of modeling, non binary models act as or promote:
- Representation: Non-binary models provide representation for a demographic that has historically been underrepresented or misrepresented in media and fashion.
- Blurring Gender Norms: These models often break down or blur conventional gender norms. They might model clothing that is gender-neutral, or they might model for both traditionally "male" and "female" clothing lines.
- Diverse Identities: Non-binary is an umbrella term, and it encompasses a range of gender identities, including genderfluid, genderqueer, agender, and more. Thus, non-binary models bring a spectrum of experiences and expressions to the table.
- Advocacy and Awareness: By being present in the industry, non-binary models often play a role in advocating for greater understanding and acceptance of diverse gender identities. Their visibility challenges the traditional binary view of gender.
- Brands Embracing Inclusivity: As societal understanding and acceptance of non-binary and transgender individuals grow, more brands are embracing inclusivity in their campaigns. This means hiring models that reflect a broader spectrum of gender identities.
- Challenges: Like other marginalized groups, non-binary models may face challenges in the industry. This can include a lack of understanding or acceptance, misgendering, or being pigeonholed into specific roles. However, as awareness grows, many in the fashion industry are working to create more inclusive and respectful environments.
- Role Models: Many non-binary models become role models for others who are exploring their own gender identities. Their visibility and success can offer encouragement and validation.
In recent years, there's been a move towards greater inclusivity and diversity in the fashion and modeling industries, and non-binary models are a significant part of this shift. They represent a broader understanding of gender and beauty, illustrating that both are multifaceted and not confined to traditional norms.
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