Sentence examples for editorial model from inspiring English sources
Since the Givenchy ad, Ms. T. has become a popular editorial model, appearing twice in Vogue Paris.
James King writes: "The Mail's editorial model depends on little more than dishonesty, theft of copyrighted material and sensationalism so absurd that it crosses into fabrication".
Even then, an editorial model – a boy who has an indie rather than boyband look – could be modelling for only four years.
Communications Chemistry operates a shared editorial model, with full-time professional in-house editors working alongside an Editorial Board consisting of active researchers.
Likewise, Juan Señor of Innovation Media Consulting, a firm that advises newspapers around the world, reckons that "you won't fix the business model without fixing the editorial model".
The editorial model for Colette is likelier to be a magazine with a passionate readership and a fraction of Italian Vogue's ad base; France's Self Service, a fashion insiders' bible, comes to mind.
As debate rages on about the diminishing size of catwalk and editorial models, Perin is aware that many see modelling as an industry that needs some medicine.
By 2009 diversity had reshaped the fashion world, bringing people of colour into every sphere, although runway and editorial models remained predominantly white.
Both the economic and editorial models were in sync; advertisers had to pay premium prices to join the club and editors, like Ruth Reichl, had to become stand-alone cultural icons, not mere backroom scribes.
This fact allows fashion magazines to pay peanuts, even for a cover-shoot.There remains an iron divide between "editorial" models, who appeal to the expensive designers, and "catalogue" models, who are often slightly larger and more conventionally pretty.
There's one point in the book when you quote a booking agent who attributes the prevailing aesthetic of editorial models — skinny, tall, often unfeminine — to the undue influence that gay men have over the fashion industry.
