Ja Morant or Romeo
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My mother in law modeled for several years in NY / NJ. My wife modeled locally for annual back to school events and a uniform shop. My daughter auditioned and was hired as a model for a catalog that sold cheerleading, school drill team , and band uniforms. She also worked as a "model" for Abercrombie & Fitch and was in the running to be included in company sales ads.
Not only did they not need to pay to be considered, they were paid for their work. Spending more than the cost of some head shots is too much.
A former high school girlfriend has a daughter that started in our hometown the same way as my wife. The difference is this girl now lives in Miami Beach and doe swimsuit modeling and has done commercials as well as been in background shots for TV and movies. The sort of thing where there is a pretty girl in the background at a party or on a beach. She never paid a cent to anyone other than as management costs.
Making a living as a model is as rare and fleeting as being an NFL or NBA player. Those like my mother in law had a short but successful career. The daughter of my friend has had a longer career, but she isn't filthy rich. It will end without her becoming the next Christie Brinkley. It is dumb to pay $5,000 if they expect to get anything back. It is okay if they want to pay the money to satisfy a dream or knowing they are probably throwing their money away with an outfit that just wants their money.
My mother in law modeled for several years in NY / NJ. My wife modeled locally for annual back to school events and a uniform shop. My daughter auditioned and was hired as a model for a catalog that sold cheerleading, school drill team , and band uniforms. She also worked as a "model" for Abercrombie & Fitch and was in the running to be included in company sales ads.
Not only did they not need to pay to be considered, they were paid for their work. Spending more than the cost of some head shots is too much.
A former high school girlfriend has a daughter that started in our hometown the same way as my wife. The difference is this girl now lives in Miami Beach and doe swimsuit modeling and has done commercials as well as been in background shots for TV and movies. The sort of thing where there is a pretty girl in the background at a party or on a beach. She never paid a cent to anyone other than as management costs.
Making a living as a model is as rare and fleeting as being an NFL or NBA player. Those like my mother in law had a short but successful career. The daughter of my friend has had a longer career, but she isn't filthy rich. It will end without her becoming Christie Brinkley. It is dumb to pay $5,000 if they expect to get anything back. It is okay if they want to pay the money to satisfy a dream or knowing they are probably throwing their money away with an outfit that just wants their money.
Damn...that's a hot mother-in-law you got there.
Finally a post in this thread worth viewing. ThanksMy mother in law modeled for several years in NY / NJ. My wife modeled locally for annual back to school events and a uniform shop. My daughter auditioned and was hired as a model for a catalog that sold cheerleading, school drill team , and band uniforms. She also worked as a "model" for Abercrombie & Fitch and was in the running to be included in company sales ads.
Not only did they not need to pay to be considered, they were paid for their work. Spending more than the cost of some head shots is too much.
A former high school girlfriend has a daughter that started in our hometown the same way as my wife. The difference is this girl now lives in Miami Beach and doe swimsuit modeling and has done commercials as well as been in background shots for TV and movies. The sort of thing where there is a pretty girl in the background at a party or on a beach. She never paid a cent to anyone other than as management costs.
Making a living as a model is as rare and fleeting as being an NFL or NBA player. Those like my mother in law had a short but successful career. The daughter of my friend has had a longer career, but she isn't filthy rich. It will end without her becoming the next Christie Brinkley. It is dumb to pay $5,000 if they expect to get anything back. It is okay if they want to pay the money to satisfy a dream or knowing they are probably throwing their money away with an outfit that just wants their money.
I'm still waiting for his daughter's Abercrombie & Fitch photos.Damn...that's a hot mother-in-law you got there.
I can say for certain that the little girl needing to fork over the big dough for the photo shoot in hopes of becoming a child model wasn't in line to be the next JonBenet Ramsey, but that's probably a good thing.
I was at Morant's first college game last season in Murray. At halftime of his first game I told my buddy and this kid sees the floor like a 5th year senior already. It was obvious this kid was going to be an amazing point guard, and by the end of last year you knew there was no way he was going to last 4 years in school. He largely deferred to two senior all conference players last year (as was Morant), so his numbers weren't eye popping. However over 12 ppg, over 6 assists and 6 rebounds as a freshman, along with a triple double game as a freshman isn't too shabby. Plus he led the team to conference regular season and tourney titles. He's been a lot of fun to watch to say the least.
I'm sure those pictures are on a certain Facebook page. You would have better luck checking out the 201? BandShoppe catalog online. They are only 300+ pages and they only have 5 or 6 years of catalogs saved on their website. That is all the help I can give you. Post a pic if you think you found her.
