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Tried some hairstyles and colours. Let me know your opinion

ela67 said:
Well I got into bp area on tik tok so I get any kind of comment, but if you mean normal people...just glazzing
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I guess at the end of the day the see something beautiful in what you don't.
 
ela67 said:
I guess at the end of the day the see something beautiful in what you don't.
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idk something looks off
you need to lock in, get a tan, lean down, try to heal that injury on your lip, fix your damaged hair
 
ela67 said:
Also idk where the damage came from. It doesn t even look this bad irl.
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it looks exactly like how pimples used to look like on my lips when they started to form, but you said its an injury from your dog or something
 
@ela67 i asked twitter AI to be as objective as possible but it seems to glaze too

Assessing whether someone could be a model involves considering several objective factors, such as facial symmetry, physical appearance, and market trends in the modeling industry. Based on the image provided, here are some observations:

1. **Facial Features**: The individual has long, straight hair and a neutral expression, which can be versatile for different modeling styles. The facial structure appears balanced, with defined cheekbones and a clear complexion, which are often sought after in modeling.

2. **Photogenic Quality**: The photo appears to be a casual, unedited snapshot rather than a professional portrait. Models often need to look good under various lighting conditions and poses, and while this image doesn’t fully showcase that, the person’s features suggest potential for professional photography.

3. **Body Proportions**: The image only shows the upper body, so it’s difficult to assess height, build, or overall proportions, which are critical in many modeling categories (e.g., runway, commercial, or plus-size). Most modeling agencies have specific height and size requirements, typically favoring taller individuals (5'9" or above for women in high fashion).

4. **Market Fit**: The modeling industry values diversity, so factors like unique looks, confidence, and adaptability are key. This person’s appearance could fit into various niches, such as commercial or lifestyle modeling, depending on their full physique and presentation skills.

5. **Professionalism**: Becoming a model also requires skills like posing, walking, and working with photographers, which aren’t evident from a single photo. Success often depends on training, networking, and persistence as much as natural appearance.

Objectively, this person has some physical traits that could align with modeling potential, particularly in less height-restricted categories like commercial or influencer modeling. However, without more information (e.g., full-body shots, height, or professional portfolio), it’s impossible to say definitively. If they’re interested, they could explore opportunities by contacting local agencies or building an online portfolio to test the waters. Would you like me to analyze anything specific about the image further?
 
delonisliterallyme said:
@ela67 i asked twitter AI to be as objective as possible but it seems to glaze too

Assessing whether someone could be a model involves considering several objective factors, such as facial symmetry, physical appearance, and market trends in the modeling industry. Based on the image provided, here are some observations:

1. **Facial Features**: The individual has long, straight hair and a neutral expression, which can be versatile for different modeling styles. The facial structure appears balanced, with defined cheekbones and a clear complexion, which are often sought after in modeling.

2. **Photogenic Quality**: The photo appears to be a casual, unedited snapshot rather than a professional portrait. Models often need to look good under various lighting conditions and poses, and while this image doesn’t fully showcase that, the person’s features suggest potential for professional photography.

3. **Body Proportions**: The image only shows the upper body, so it’s difficult to assess height, build, or overall proportions, which are critical in many modeling categories (e.g., runway, commercial, or plus-size). Most modeling agencies have specific height and size requirements, typically favoring taller individuals (5'9" or above for women in high fashion).

4. **Market Fit**: The modeling industry values diversity, so factors like unique looks, confidence, and adaptability are key. This person’s appearance could fit into various niches, such as commercial or lifestyle modeling, depending on their full physique and presentation skills.

5. **Professionalism**: Becoming a model also requires skills like posing, walking, and working with photographers, which aren’t evident from a single photo. Success often depends on training, networking, and persistence as much as natural appearance.

Objectively, this person has some physical traits that could align with modeling potential, particularly in less height-restricted categories like commercial or influencer modeling. However, without more information (e.g., full-body shots, height, or professional portfolio), it’s impossible to say definitively. If they’re interested, they could explore opportunities by contacting local agencies or building an online portfolio to test the waters. Would you like me to analyze anything specific about the image further?
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Did you use the pic in this post?
 
delonisliterallyme said:
@ela67 i asked twitter AI to be as objective as possible but it seems to glaze too

Assessing whether someone could be a model involves considering several objective factors, such as facial symmetry, physical appearance, and market trends in the modeling industry. Based on the image provided, here are some observations:

1. **Facial Features**: The individual has long, straight hair and a neutral expression, which can be versatile for different modeling styles. The facial structure appears balanced, with defined cheekbones and a clear complexion, which are often sought after in modeling.

2. **Photogenic Quality**: The photo appears to be a casual, unedited snapshot rather than a professional portrait. Models often need to look good under various lighting conditions and poses, and while this image doesn’t fully showcase that, the person’s features suggest potential for professional photography.

3. **Body Proportions**: The image only shows the upper body, so it’s difficult to assess height, build, or overall proportions, which are critical in many modeling categories (e.g., runway, commercial, or plus-size). Most modeling agencies have specific height and size requirements, typically favoring taller individuals (5'9" or above for women in high fashion).

4. **Market Fit**: The modeling industry values diversity, so factors like unique looks, confidence, and adaptability are key. This person’s appearance could fit into various niches, such as commercial or lifestyle modeling, depending on their full physique and presentation skills.

5. **Professionalism**: Becoming a model also requires skills like posing, walking, and working with photographers, which aren’t evident from a single photo. Success often depends on training, networking, and persistence as much as natural appearance.

Objectively, this person has some physical traits that could align with modeling potential, particularly in less height-restricted categories like commercial or influencer modeling. However, without more information (e.g., full-body shots, height, or professional portfolio), it’s impossible to say definitively. If they’re interested, they could explore opportunities by contacting local agencies or building an online portfolio to test the waters. Would you like me to analyze anything specific about the image further?
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Mine started to talk about background and my expressions and that every model needs makeup and a good photographer behind💀💀💀💀
 
delonisliterallyme said:
@ela67 i asked twitter AI to be as objective as possible but it seems to glaze too

Assessing whether someone could be a model involves considering several objective factors, such as facial symmetry, physical appearance, and market trends in the modeling industry. Based on the image provided, here are some observations:

1. **Facial Features**: The individual has long, straight hair and a neutral expression, which can be versatile for different modeling styles. The facial structure appears balanced, with defined cheekbones and a clear complexion, which are often sought after in modeling.

2. **Photogenic Quality**: The photo appears to be a casual, unedited snapshot rather than a professional portrait. Models often need to look good under various lighting conditions and poses, and while this image doesn’t fully showcase that, the person’s features suggest potential for professional photography.

3. **Body Proportions**: The image only shows the upper body, so it’s difficult to assess height, build, or overall proportions, which are critical in many modeling categories (e.g., runway, commercial, or plus-size). Most modeling agencies have specific height and size requirements, typically favoring taller individuals (5'9" or above for women in high fashion).

4. **Market Fit**: The modeling industry values diversity, so factors like unique looks, confidence, and adaptability are key. This person’s appearance could fit into various niches, such as commercial or lifestyle modeling, depending on their full physique and presentation skills.

5. **Professionalism**: Becoming a model also requires skills like posing, walking, and working with photographers, which aren’t evident from a single photo. Success often depends on training, networking, and persistence as much as natural appearance.

Objectively, this person has some physical traits that could align with modeling potential, particularly in less height-restricted categories like commercial or influencer modeling. However, without more information (e.g., full-body shots, height, or professional portfolio), it’s impossible to say definitively. If they’re interested, they could explore opportunities by contacting local agencies or building an online portfolio to test the waters. Would you like me to analyze anything specific about the image further?
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delonisliterallyme said:
@ela67 i asked twitter AI to be as objective as possible but it seems to glaze too

Assessing whether someone could be a model involves considering several objective factors, such as facial symmetry, physical appearance, and market trends in the modeling industry. Based on the image provided, here are some observations:

1. **Facial Features**: The individual has long, straight hair and a neutral expression, which can be versatile for different modeling styles. The facial structure appears balanced, with defined cheekbones and a clear complexion, which are often sought after in modeling.

2. **Photogenic Quality**: The photo appears to be a casual, unedited snapshot rather than a professional portrait. Models often need to look good under various lighting conditions and poses, and while this image doesn’t fully showcase that, the person’s features suggest potential for professional photography.

3. **Body Proportions**: The image only shows the upper body, so it’s difficult to assess height, build, or overall proportions, which are critical in many modeling categories (e.g., runway, commercial, or plus-size). Most modeling agencies have specific height and size requirements, typically favoring taller individuals (5'9" or above for women in high fashion).

4. **Market Fit**: The modeling industry values diversity, so factors like unique looks, confidence, and adaptability are key. This person’s appearance could fit into various niches, such as commercial or lifestyle modeling, depending on their full physique and presentation skills.

5. **Professionalism**: Becoming a model also requires skills like posing, walking, and working with photographers, which aren’t evident from a single photo. Success often depends on training, networking, and persistence as much as natural appearance.

Objectively, this person has some physical traits that could align with modeling potential, particularly in less height-restricted categories like commercial or influencer modeling. However, without more information (e.g., full-body shots, height, or professional portfolio), it’s impossible to say definitively. If they’re interested, they could explore opportunities by contacting local agencies or building an online portfolio to test the waters. Would you like me to analyze anything specific about the image further?
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I posted the pic in post too but it said the quality is very bad, the lighting is flat and seems to not show off the real potential
 
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