Barcelona · 4 agencies · Last verified 26 Sep 2026
Barcelona · Madrid
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle / UGC creator
“Women min 173 cm; men min 185 cm.”
From their pageOpen doors Thursdays 15:30-18:30 in Barcelona and Madrid; smartphone photos preferred.
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seentrafficmodels.com · open doors Thursdays + photo submissionLast verified:
Los Angeles · Barcelona · Berlin · Copenhagen
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)
“Women at least 5'6"; men at least 5'11".”
From their pageNo open call; replies within 2 weeks if interested.
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seentwomanagement.com · online formLast verified:
Barcelona (city not confirmed on their page)
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)
“Minimum age to apply 16; 16-18 discuss with parents/guardian first.”
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenviewmanagement.com · emailLast verified:
Paris · London · Barcelona
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle
From their pageNever asks for lingerie/nude photos; staff emails @viva-paris.com / @viva-london.com / @viva-barcelone.com.
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenviva-paris.com · online formLast verified:
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