Zone Models convert to iPads from model books

O´Neill launches competition to find face of SS12 campaign

Look magazine partners with ITV show for model competition

Joan Smalls announced as new face of Estée Lauder

Next Models official scout at Clothes Show Live 2010

Winner of Britain's Next Top Model named as the face of Revlon

Frontcover Cosmetics and Sapphires Model Management launch model search

Winner of the Samsung Diva Elite Model Look crowned at last night's presentation

12 Finalists announced for the Elite Model Look UK Final next Thursday

Elite London opens new men´s division

Samsung Diva Elite Model Look comes to London

On Saturday 12 June, Samsung Diva Elite Model Look, a project to discover model talent in the UK, is coming to London. As part of a ten date national tour for its second annual search for the UK’s supermodels of the future, the team will be at the Covent Garden Piazza, (see DIARYdates for times). As well as a chance to impress judges on the live catwalk, there will be a variety of fashion and beauty treats including; the Warehouse Style Studio where visitors can star in their own photo shoot with styling expertise from Warehouse; Eylure will be on hand to apply lashes for free to all visitors and TONI & GUY will be styling the hair of contestants prior to their appearance on the catwalk. Elite London’s top UK models will also be present to take part in the judging, give a catwalk demonstration of the latest Warehouse looks on the hour every our from 12pm to 5pm and provide inspiration and advice to all potential applicants. Visitors wearing Warehouse clothes to the event will also get the chance to show us their style and appear in the fashion shows alongside Elite London’s models.

Latest issue of Company magazine bans models

Company has banned the use of models completely in its May issue. Instead, the glossy title’s fashion, beauty and trend features use real girls they recruited through nationwide castings at River Island earlier this year. Prompted by the success of their ‘real girls’ issue in 2009, Company searched the UK in February to recruit girls of any shape or size to make their modelling debut in the magazine. Eight girls, none of them professional models, have been professionally styled and photographed, with the shots used throughout all of the editorial pages of the magazine, replacing models completely.