cologne_rocks
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Wasn't Select Model Management her motheragent in the early days?
Lily Donaldson :IMG London > Storm Models
IMG Paris >
IMG Milan>

Sara Ziff : DNA > Im assuming she is still with them , but they pulled her of the website?
Charlotte Pallister : DNA >
Mariya Markina: Women NY --> (dropped?) --> Supreme NY
good question.could someone explain to me the key points of moving agencies? as in what makes a model want to move from a boutique agency to a bigger agency or vise-versa?
also HOW does a model do this? do they speak to their current agency and tell them they want to move then find another???
could someone explain to me the key points of moving agencies? as in what makes a model want to move from a boutique agency to a bigger agency or vise-versa?
also HOW does a model do this? do they speak to their current agency and tell them they want to move then find another???

Another people related example is if her agent / booker moves to another agency.a lot of the moves posted in this topic are move or just due to "people" decisions, like for example mother agencies changing its favourite partners agencies, in this case there is of course no strategy directly linked to the model, just business deals between agencies.
Can you give some examples of shows and magazines that represent a "private territory" relationship - I believe you I just would like some examples.When the move is to a "bigger" agency, it can have some sense. The biggest agencies have the closest link with the bigger clients. there are some shows, some magazines covers which are clearly "private territory" of just the few biggest agencies in every cities. So if the girl has the potential and is an agency who has some limitations about that, a move can be interesting.
Me neither! I remeber one, rather small, show during F/W10 that seemed (with 2 or 3 exceptions) full of Supreme girls.I wouldn't be surprised if old Supreme (nuFord?) had relationships with, if not designers then casting directors.