How Do You Become A 1940-1950S Pinup Model?
Retro pinup styles are becoming more popular in fashion, pop culture and advertising. While high fashion still favors gaunt, tall models, more companies are looking for curvier bodies and a great sense of personal style in their models. Pinups of the 1940s and 1950s were feminine and sexy. Today, pinup models often work in burlesque as well, and may do lingerie modeling. Confidence is critical if you want to work as a pinup model. Step 1 Research pinups, calendar girls and the styles of the 1940s and 1950s. Take a look at modern pinups and modern burlesque, including Dita van Teese, Sabina Kelley and Bernie Dexter. Be sure that you know and can comfortably wear pinup style clothing. While most pinup models are curvy, they are toned. There is a marketplace for larger pinup models, especially if they have a great sense of personal style. Step 2 Perfect your look. The pinup girls of the 1940s and 1950s each had their own trademarks. Emphasize your best features. Wear pencil skirts and hig
