Casting
Casting a model, and saving one of your own
Thirty-nine to choose from across six segments, or save a face and shoot a season on her.
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Pick the segment first
Womenswear, curve and plus, forty plus, kidswear, teens or menswear. The segment carries its own body and framing rules, so this choice does more than the individual model does.
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Then pick the model
Each one is a record with a build, an age, a complexion and a gender. The casting portrait shows you who you are casting before you spend anything.
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Save one of your own
From a photograph you already have, or from a description. A casting card is generated so you can see her, and she is then castable in any future set.
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Reuse her deliberately
A saved model is a record rather than a lucky generation, so the same person is available next season. That is what a house face means here.
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Match the casting to the range
If you cut to a UK 22, photographing it on a UK 8 is a fit claim you are not making elsewhere. Run the extended sizes on the curve segment.
Questions
- Will the face stay the same across the frames?
- Yes. Frames are chained and the identity is locked explicitly, within a set and across sets for a saved model.
- Can I create a model who looks like a real person?
- Use photographs you have the right to use. A custom model built from someone's photograph should be someone who has agreed to it.