I need some advice please!

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Navigating the modeling world can be challenging, especially when self-doubt creeps in. As a New Yorker with modeling experience, your desire to break into commercial modeling is commendable. Height can feel like a barrier, but many successful models defy traditional standards. Your past interactions with casting directors highlight potential that shouldn’t be overlooked. Embracing your unique journey and seeking constructive feedback can reignite your passion.

Hi there! I’m from NY and I sometimes model, nothing too serious but I’ve always wanted to get signed but it seems like I’ve been having a hard time getting there. I’m not sure if I have “the look” anymore since it’s become pretty discouraging, I am also incredibly short (5’0) so maybe it’s that too? I’ve had casting directors in the past dm me about me modeling for a potential campaign but never heard anything back once I told them my height. That was also 3 years ago, when I was a bit skinnier.

I am interested in commercial modeling and I want to get there but I feel like since it’s been so long and I don’t look exactly the same since when I modeled the most, I’m looking to get some opinions.

I’m a little nervous to share pictures here so if you’re willing to give me some critiques and thoughts, I’d really appreciate it! Message me if interested please!

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