Posts tagged styling clothing for line sheets
To Crop or Not to Crop: Model Faces Edition
To Crop or Not to Crop: Model Faces Edition

I am often asked from clients if I think it is better to crop the model’s face or not. First off, if you let the model agency know that you are going to crop their face so they are not recognizable, you might get a cheaper rate on the model. If you decide you want to crop the model’s face, then you have options where to crop.

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Flats VS Ghost Mannequin: Which Styling is Better for Your Designs?
Flats VS Ghost Mannequin: Which Styling is Better for Your Designs?

We get this question a lot! (And if you're new to styling plans, be sure to read this first.)

From our experience, Ghost Mannequins styling is best for swimwear, activewear, underwear, denim, formal evening wear, and full figure sized apparel.

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Styling Terminology: Using the Terms to Get the Look You Want
Styling Terminology: Using the Terms to Get the Look You Want

In the apparel world, there are lots of terms used for when you want an image not on form (eg, not on a model). We get calls requesting “Flats", but really they just mean images not on models. Often times the terms “Flats” and “Product” shots are used interchangeably.

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