We the Indians have no reservations any more when it comes to shedding clothes. Yet, we are far away from figuring in such lists. I am sure, my body which i consider as a prop, is several times sensual than those i see on the list. Yet, can i make it??
We the Indians have no reservations any more when it comes to shedding clothes. Yet, we are far away from figuring in such lists. I am sure, my body which i consider as a prop, is several times sensual than those i see on the list. Yet, can i make it??
It takes years of hard work and strict routine to achieve the figure required for modelling. It is a very intense job and no mistakes are expected.
Too bad we don't see any indian models on this list. The reason being many of the international agencies are not reliable and may be involved in illegal activities. As a result, many of the models like Viveka Babaji and Carol Gracias did not approach them and never went international.
Re: Modelling is hard work
by piri on Jan 05, 2013 12:04 AM
There is a much simpler reason why Indian models are absent on western catwalks - they are simply not a quarter as good looking as the most plain among white western models!
Re: Re: Modelling is hard work
by Archana Kulkarni on Jan 06, 2013 07:36 PM
This has nothing to do with skin colour. There are many leading models in the west who are even darker than indian models, e.g. Naomi Campbell.
The reason like i said is lack of exposure to the international forum.
Fairness of skin matters more to us than most of the other world. Attractiveness of a woman in west does not depend on fairness of her skin.
Re: Re: Re: Modelling is hard work
by apurva singh on Jan 07, 2013 12:37 PM
ArchanaDonkey, he is talking about body and looks of white women, not their complexion..
