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Modeling agencies in London

Editorial and runway, curve boards, and commercial. No under-16s at London Fashion Week. [13][6][21]

Noted strengthsRunway / editorial · Curve / plus · Commercial / lifestyle

  1. London

    BMA Models

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle / Curve / plus (women) / UGC creator

    From their pageNo selfies, no makeup/filters, natural light, colour photos.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenbmamodels.com · online formLast verified:

  2. London · Manchester

    Body London

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle / Curve / plus (women) / UGC creator

    From their pageNo heavy makeup, hats or sunglasses.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenbodylondon.com · online formLast verified:

  3. London

    Elite London

    BoardsMain board (divisions not listed)

    Age / guardian rule
    “Under 18: application must be approved by parents/legal guardian.”
    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenelitemodelmanagement.com · online formLast verified:

  4. London (city not confirmed on their page)

    Established Models

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)

    Age / guardian rule
    “Under 18: ask a guardian's permission before applying.”
    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenestablishedmodels.com · online form (4 digitals)Last verified:

  5. London

    Linden Staub

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle

    From their pageNatural photos only: headshot, mid length, full length.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenlindenstaub.com · online formLast verified:

  6. London (city not confirmed on their page)

    Models1

    BoardsMain board (divisions not listed)

    Age / guardian rule
    “Under 16: parent/guardian details required.”
    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenmodels1.co.uk · online formLast verified:

  7. New York · Los Angeles · Miami · London · Paris · Milan · Madrid

    Next Management

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle / UGC creator

    From their pagePhotos: close-up, side, full length, upper body, eyes. States it never requests nude/undergarment photos or payment.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seennextmanagement.com · online formLast verified:

  8. London

    Premier Model Management

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle

    From their pageOnly contacts from @premiermodelmanagement.com; safety line +44 20 7333 0888.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenpremiermodelmanagement.com · online formLast verified:

  9. London (city not confirmed on their page)

    Storm Management

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)

    Age / guardian rule
    “Under 18: a parent or legal guardian must complete the application.”
    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenstormmanagement.com · online formLast verified:

  10. London

    Tess Management

    BoardsMain board (divisions not listed)

    Age / guardian rule
    “Visit with parent, guardian or trusted adult.”

    From their pageOffice W1W 8AQ London per page.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seentessmanagement.com · in person or snapshotsLast verified:

  11. London (city not confirmed on their page)

    The MiLK Collective

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Curve / plus (women) / UGC creator

    Age / guardian rule
    “Under 18: have parent/guardian permission.”
    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenmilkmanagement.co.uk · online formLast verified:

  12. Paris · London · Barcelona

    Viva Model Management

    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

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenviva-paris.com · online formLast verified:

  13. London

    Zone Models

    BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)

    Age / guardian rule
    “18+ or parent/guardian permission first.”

    From their pageAddress on site: 49 Carnaby St, London.

    Official page

    Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenzone-models.com · online formLast verified:

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