Model portfolio — Seville

A solid starter book is usually built from four to six looks covering different registers: one clean and commercial, one editorial, one beauty close-up and, depending on your profile, one full-body or more conceptual. That's done in a three- to five-hour session, counting wardrobe and makeup changes. If your goal is to refresh an existing book, two or three well-chosen new looks sometimes suffice. We define the number together based on what you need the material for.

Both work. You can bring your own wardrobe and do your own prep — for the digital polaroids agencies prefer zero or very little makeup, so that's sometimes ideal. But for the editorial block I recommend adding professional hair and makeup and, if you want to lift the result, a stylist to source and combine garments. We work with a trusted team in Seville and scale it to your goal and budget. We lock it in before the session so you arrive with nothing to improvise.

As a model you receive a full usage licence for your career: sending the book to agencies, uploading it to casting platforms, using it in your portfolio and professional social media, with no per-image cost and no expiry. I keep the copyright and the ability to show the work in my own portfolio, unless you prefer discretion, in which case we agree it. If a brand or agency wants to use the images for advertising, that's a separate commercial use handled with them.

Yes, and it's an essential part of the job. Most models starting out don't know what to do with their hands, their gaze or their body weight, and that's completely normal. I direct you on every shot with clear instructions and examples, adjusting angle and expression until the pose feels natural. We start easy so you loosen up and build from there. The aim is for you to leave not only with good photos but having learned to move in front of the camera for your next castings.