Children's Fashion Model Call

By Hucklebones
May 16, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 16, 2016

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Posted May 16, 2016

Exciting news! Hucklebones are looking for models for their next campaign. We would especially like to hear from potential models with auburn or blonde hair!

If you are not familiar with the Hucklebones photography please take a loot at our website where you will find the latest campaign images. www.hucklebones.co.uk

Models must be between 104 and 110 cm in height (unfortunately we cannot consider any other heights) and must be able to get to Peckham for castings.

If you think your daughter has what it takes please email us with the following details:

- Childs name, age, height, chest & hip circumference and shoe size.

- At least 2 current photographs (one headshot and one full length)

- Parent/guardian name, location and contact.

Applications must be submitted via email to - [email protected]

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