Who is BELLA
?
Here at BELLA we offer
you a combined number of 28 years in the plus modelling industry.
We are dedicated and passionate about representing fashion models
over a size 10 and up to a size 20. Our models work for
Australia's top fashion magazines and clothing labels such as
Maggie T, Myer Graces Bros, David Jones, BeMe, SARA, Taking
Shape, Yarra Trail, Black Apple, Bonds, Playtex, Cosmopolitan
magazine, Marie Claire and Australian Woman's Weekly to name a
few.
BELLA is a hands on agency and are involved in
the management and guidance of all models as individuals. This
personal management style has seen BELLA models achieving results
previously thought unattainable and continued support ensures all
BELLA models have a solid platform and every opportunity to
help realise their individual career goals.
Agency Director Chelsea Bonner has been a
booker and agent for some of the Australia's top agency's. Over
the past 16years Chelsea has represented models, photographers and
creative artists at the highest level. With BELLA Chelsea has a clear ambition to change the way the fashion industry
perceives plus models. One of her ambitions is to see plus models
used in all facets of mainstream media and these goals are slowly but
surely being realised with the vision and support of our clients.
Agency director Chelsea
Bonner
How do I become a BELLA model ?
The list below is used as a guideline, if you feel you have
what it takes send 3 photographs: one full length, one headshot
and one 3/4 length via email or post. Please note if you email
photos they will not be accepted if the file size is to large.
Should you need your photos returned , please include a stamped
self addressed envelope. We will contact you for an interview
if we feel there is a place for you on our model board.
ALL submissions are handled with total
confidentiality....Good
luck!
- Between 5'8" and
6'0"
- A size 12 to 18
- Healthy clean, skin, hair and teeth
- Age. 16 to 32 years
- Proportionate as a general rule your waist should be around
ten inches smaller than your hips, however there are exceptions
to every rule!
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