IT · 5 agencies · Last verified 26 Sep 2026
Runway and editorial, plus e-commerce for Italian houses. A Big-4 fashion week city; no numeric market source was found. [63]
Noted strengthsRunway / editorial · Commercial / lifestyle
Milan (city not confirmed on their page)
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men)
From their pageHeadshot, half length, full length, profile.
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seendmanagementgroup.com · online formLast verified:
Milan
BoardsMain board (divisions not listed)
“Under 18: application must be approved by parents/legal guardian.”
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenelitemodelmanagement.com · online formLast verified:
Milan (city not confirmed on their page)
BoardsRunway / editorial (women) / Runway / editorial (men) / Commercial / lifestyle / Fit model (women) / Fit model (men) / UGC creator
“Women up to 21: at least 174 cm, waist max 60 cm (plus hip limit on page).”
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenfashionmodel.it · online formLast verified:
New York · Los Angeles · Miami · London · Paris · Milan · Madrid
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 · Free to apply · Never pay to be seennextmanagement.com · online formLast verified:
Milan
BoardsMain board (divisions not listed)
“Minors need parental or legal guardian consent.”
From their pageNo makeup/sunglasses; slim-fit jeans + plain top.
Official page · Free to apply · Never pay to be seenwhynotmodels.com · online formLast verified:
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