How to Be a Swimsuit Model Today

Walking out on the catwalk. Being showered with flashes from below. Feeling unstoppable and the hottest thing on the planet for 10 seconds. That's the dream of someone who wants to be a swimsuit model.

So. You may be wondering on the kind of effort it takes to be one. It's not all glamor and fame and wearing designer bikinis or boxers. If you really want to show off that swimsuit to the best possible extent, you as the model must undergo tremendous sacrifice.

We're talking weight loss, gaining lean muscle, specific meals, specific sleep times, endless hours practicing the way to walk, the expression... and that's only the start. Still, if you're pretty intent on being a swimsuit model, you're reading the right article. A resource will be provided to help shape your body so that it's in perfect condition for that impending cat walk.

Talking to a photographer once who was doing my profile photos, he told me of his own experience being a swimsuit model. He wasn't allowed to drink water for two days and could only eat boiled chicken. This was so the water beneath his skin would drain out so that his six-pack would look more defined. He said that his lips were parched by the end of the couple days. As you would be.

Lean muscle is pretty much your best friend when it comes to being a swimsuit model. I would presume it's not as good as draining the water beneath your skin for two days, but lean muscle with little fat looks hot. Everyone knows that. You don't have to get super big like strong men, but you can layer yourself with enough muscle so that you look like a demi-god.

The person who wrote the resource which I'll provide for you at the very end of this article has modeling experience. There are pictures on his site that prove this and on emails he sent me. I'm a heterosexual guy but let me tell you that he's hot. I'll admit that. And that's in the least homosexual way that I can say it. Don't write us guys off, ladies. We know a dominant alpha male when we see one.

Maybe you just want to have the body of a model and just want to flaunt it when you go to parties and a night out on the town. What's wrong with that? Absolutely nothing. Being a swimsuit model is no easy task. Why have all the stress of being one when you could just have the attractiveness of one, as well as much prosperity due to the success you're pulling in from your career, where your boss is FINALLY noticing you and your new found confidence.

Whether you are hell bent on being a swimsuit model, are dreaming about being one, or simply want the body and all the other advantages that being one entitles you to, the resource below will let you have your way. All that's left is for you to work for it!

By Cheng Kee

How To Become A Swimsuit, Swimwear & Bikini Model

Many famous women have made a name for themselves appearing on the pages of glossy mens magazine. The most famous of these being the cover of Sports Illustrated including Tyra Banks, Elle MacPherson and Petra Nemcova.

In recent times men's magazine favorites, such as Joanna Krupa & Emily Scott, have become household names as a result of this new type of media exposure.

Becoming a swimsuit model isn't quite the same as becoming a high fashion model you see on the catwalks of Milan or the pages of Vogue. Fashion models are required to be between 5'9 and 6' and typically have bust-waist-hip measurements close to 34-24-34. Whereas there appears to be a little more leniency in the realm of swimsuit modeling.

Of course, beauty is still a prerequisite, as is a slim physique. In general a generous bust size (C cup plus) is an advantage as is the hard to measure "sex appeal" of a model. While many top models have a quirky look that sets them apart from the crowd, bikini models typically have a girl next door quality that is easily relateable.

Following are 7 steps you can take to conquer the world of swimsuit modeling:

Enter Competitions - Many magazine hold swimsuit competitions through various nightclub & bar venues - this is a great way to get yourself noticed.

Approach Photographers - Reputable photographers only, preferably photographers who have previously been published in the magazine you would like to appear in.

Develop a hook - Are you a female mechanic? What about a mad football fan? These themes could look great in a photo shoot and magazines LOVE hooks.

Network - Use social networking sites such a Myspace and Facebook to find out everything you can about what is going on in the industry locally.

Approach Swimwear Companies - And other swimsuit related products. Maybe your friends uncle owns a surfboard company or a car company that uses bikini girls in their advertising, once you have some photos to add to your portfolio it makes everything easier.

Workout - Your body is going to have to be in top shape to even have a chance in this market.

Get Practise - Once again reputable photographer only! To do TFP work (time for prints). This will allow you to discover your best angles and put you in good stead when you start getting paid work and are expected to perform.

BY Summer Fisher