Mmh not really it’s just they have more of a hanger type body so it doesn’t take away from the fit ofc It’s not all tall people but a lot of skinny tall people kind of give hanger vibes therefore good for the clothing bc the eye goes to the clothing and not the body
@@lunastarwater9856clearly neither one of you watched the video. she said in the very beginning, “it’s not what most people think.” and what you both said was on the screen. please watch it again, this person is correct and what they said was along the lines of the main message of this video.
@@RechargeKarwaDoBabunot really. A good body shape matters. However it is true that tall,skinny people give hanger vibes just like another comment about it. Just think about it. Shorter people look like people wearing clothes whilst taller models look like clothes exhibited on people
It’s the same reason why most ballerinas are taller and skinner - aesthetic. Most high fashion runway designers aren’t looking for the body to distract from the clothes, they’re looking for a “post” or “hanger” to essentially make the movements and clothes stand out more - a shorter person technically takes up less space, which leaves less to showcase to the vertical eye. Clothes on a thin, taller person make us think we’re seeing more clothes, while clothes on a thin, shorter person make us think we’re seeing more person. High fashion isn’t about people, it’s about the artistry, just like ballet.
The ballet part is VERY incorrect. Post Balanchine ballerinas are tall and skinny because that's the type of girl he was into, and he used those women in his company as his personal dating pool. Originally when ballet was about art, more women had curvier body types and height wasn't as relevant. Plus these days shorter female dancers are in🤷♀️
it makes sense to a degree (only for runway), when you see all the models come out and suddenly there's a gap where a head should be, seems visually jarring. however just getting rid of height imbalances is a lazy way to remove a problem that could be solved creatively. i feel like this is a general theme in the fashion industry, for a creative industry, things sure could be a lot more creative
The ballet company in NYC solved the problem by having the tallest model in the middle and it tapers at the end. So visually it appears they’re all the same hight
haha, because it wouldnt be a very good solution to the problem. either way, removing models is a lazy way to handle the problem. however, leaving the taller models on the runway is beneficial to the brand because the clothes “hang” better on them.
Then they would have no job or future we could have all heigth as long as youre healthy and then like shortest ti tallest so their is no heigthdiffrence since it is gradual and therefore not noticable. Cutting tall models out in spite is not the sulotion and people are getting taller anwways wih better nutrition but on the otherhand only living on fast food nowdays people are growing up shorter again so maybe your way is the way to go
No wonder, modeling has bad name because of this prejudices and now I think why many opted for youtuber, military officers or soldier, priest or nun, doctor, nursing and many other fields that doesn’t involve fashion designing or Runaway shows.
It's because the garments have to fit as many models as possible. And most models are tall so if you have a short model you'll have to make alterations for her. Has nothing to do with the look. If you're short and have a great walk then you can be a model but it just makes it harder for the designer to dress you.
ik some ppl rlly want to be a runway model, but although the situation is slowly changing, try commercial or editorial modelling. basically something behind the camera
It's because tall and lean people give off a more statuesque silhouette for the clothes. In Western civilization, height has been admired since the Classical Era of Ancient Greece and Rome. The statues of Greco-Roman gods and goddesses were always proportionately taller than wider, often serving as pillars. Even those from Ancient Egypt. This association of height with the divine can also be seen in Gothic architecture, where the columns are so tall, they look like they are reaching the heavens. Therefore, we associate a taller and more statuesque build with deities who are supposed to represent the highest form of beauty, power, and perfection. That's why trophies, like the Oscar and the Emmy, always have a majestic, tall, and lean human-like figure, hence, the why we have the term "statuesque." They have immortalized that image of beauty in our socities.
You’ll never know unless you put yourself out there... There’s different strokes for different folks, and with the mobilisation and popularisation of social media, people are making more room at the table for different tastes, styles and niches! So I say, give it a shot, it’s worth a try for you and your dream’s sake!!!!! 😄😊🙌🏾💃🏽👠☀️🌟✨
The expected height for women in high fashion modeling is around 5'10 which is well above the average female. But surprisingly, men are also expected to be at least 5'10 but with sharp androgynous features. The max for modeling is usually 6'2 for both men and women. They want males and females around the same sizes.
don’t kid yourself. most men do not like taller women + the girl in the vid would still be tall w/o them. you don’t see short men complaining about tall basketball players 😭
Basically this rando important guy in the industry some time ago didn't like how the height wasn't balanced when all the models came out together
Not really, clothes do fit and look better on tall peoples
Mmh not really it’s just they have more of a hanger type body so it doesn’t take away from the fit ofc It’s not all tall people but a lot of skinny tall people kind of give hanger vibes therefore good for the clothing bc the eye goes to the clothing and not the body
@@RechargeKarwaDoBabudid you watch the video at all 🫠
@@lunastarwater9856clearly neither one of you watched the video. she said in the very beginning, “it’s not what most people think.” and what you both said was on the screen. please watch it again, this person is correct and what they said was along the lines of the main message of this video.
@@RechargeKarwaDoBabunot really. A good body shape matters. However it is true that tall,skinny people give hanger vibes just like another comment about it. Just think about it. Shorter people look like people wearing clothes whilst taller models look like clothes exhibited on people
It’s the same reason why most ballerinas are taller and skinner - aesthetic. Most high fashion runway designers aren’t looking for the body to distract from the clothes, they’re looking for a “post” or “hanger” to essentially make the movements and clothes stand out more - a shorter person technically takes up less space, which leaves less to showcase to the vertical eye. Clothes on a thin, taller person make us think we’re seeing more clothes, while clothes on a thin, shorter person make us think we’re seeing more person. High fashion isn’t about people, it’s about the artistry, just like ballet.
The ballet part is VERY incorrect. Post Balanchine ballerinas are tall and skinny because that's the type of girl he was into, and he used those women in his company as his personal dating pool. Originally when ballet was about art, more women had curvier body types and height wasn't as relevant. Plus these days shorter female dancers are in🤷♀️
It's a damn shame. I have a killer walk but I'm 5"2. Walking around like I'm 6"2 don't care 😆
Man,we can’t hear sh$t
😂😂😂
THE SHOTY MODELS BOUNCE WHEN THEY WAKL
it makes sense to a degree (only for runway), when you see all the models come out and suddenly there's a gap where a head should be, seems visually jarring. however just getting rid of height imbalances is a lazy way to remove a problem that could be solved creatively. i feel like this is a general theme in the fashion industry, for a creative industry, things sure could be a lot more creative
this is such an underrated comment. my thoughts exactly.
I feel like lining them up from shortest to tallest would balance it out
@@marshmallow7640exactly
@@marshmallow7640exactly
The ballet company in NYC solved the problem by having the tallest model in the middle and it tapers at the end. So visually it appears they’re all the same hight
My grandmother was a 4ft 6in model in California.
Dude why not remove the tall models
haha, because it wouldnt be a very good solution to the problem. either way, removing models is a lazy way to handle the problem. however, leaving the taller models on the runway is beneficial to the brand because the clothes “hang” better on them.
Then they would have no job or future we could have all heigth as long as youre healthy and then like shortest ti tallest so their is no heigthdiffrence since it is gradual and therefore not noticable. Cutting tall models out in spite is not the sulotion and people are getting taller anwways wih better nutrition but on the otherhand only living on fast food nowdays people are growing up shorter again so maybe your way is the way to go
Or why not just align them from shorter to taller
No wonder, modeling has bad name because of this prejudices and now I think why many opted for youtuber, military officers or soldier, priest or nun, doctor, nursing and many other fields that doesn’t involve fashion designing or Runaway shows.
Why tf would they do that lol
Can you put subtitles for non English speakers
She said someone said they didn’t like the bounce between shorter and taller models so they got rid of the short models and it just stuck
Yeah this needs subtitles for English speaker... It was like she was talking under water
I just added the auto generated subtitles! Hopefully they work okay 👍🏽
It's because the garments have to fit as many models as possible. And most models are tall so if you have a short model you'll have to make alterations for her. Has nothing to do with the look. If you're short and have a great walk then you can be a model but it just makes it harder for the designer to dress you.
ik some ppl rlly want to be a runway model, but although the situation is slowly changing, try commercial or editorial modelling. basically something behind the camera
It's because tall and lean people give off a more statuesque silhouette for the clothes. In Western civilization, height has been admired since the Classical Era of Ancient Greece and Rome. The statues of Greco-Roman gods and goddesses were always proportionately taller than wider, often serving as pillars. Even those from Ancient Egypt. This association of height with the divine can also be seen in Gothic architecture, where the columns are so tall, they look like they are reaching the heavens. Therefore, we associate a taller and more statuesque build with deities who are supposed to represent the highest form of beauty, power, and perfection. That's why trophies, like the Oscar and the Emmy, always have a majestic, tall, and lean human-like figure, hence, the why we have the term "statuesque." They have immortalized that image of beauty in our socities.
One day this ridiculous standard will die off
Well this girl named Michelle was 5’2 was on the runway
I guess I'm not standing a chance of being a modle then 😐😂
Runway modeling isn't the only modeling job out there lol
@@Emmie1 yes I am aware of that lol
It was just like as a joke for this vid but fr tho I am rly short
Trust me if fat people can be in the runway, short people can too. Just wait for the hype train and hop aboard.
Only high fashion modeling only hires tall people, theres tons of other types of modeling you can so
Well either way it’s pretty toxic and runaway models are basically hangers other models are more about looks
They say its better to tie a knot with a longer string than a shorter string
So, do we have a chance for the runway or not? Cause, now I also see short models on the runway.
Most shorter models are nepo babies.. sadly.. you can fasion model..
dont give up on ur dresms tho ur gorgeous
Do you think it is possible for someone like me (5’3) to be a runway model?
You’ll never know unless you put yourself out there...
There’s different strokes for different folks, and with the mobilisation and popularisation of social media, people are making more room at the table for different tastes, styles and niches! So I say, give it a shot, it’s worth a try for you and your dream’s sake!!!!! 😄😊🙌🏾💃🏽👠☀️🌟✨
taller people usually can main tain a slimmer body type easier and not look stubby and fat from being short
Short men can become model
The expected height for women in high fashion modeling is around 5'10 which is well above the average female. But surprisingly,
men are also expected to be at least 5'10 but with sharp androgynous features.
The max for modeling is usually 6'2 for both men and women. They want males and females around the same sizes.
Yes but not runway
Because of the clothes
Short models go you just can't see them
Yeah they "go" to walmart
Jesus loves you
That's why..
I understood nothing. Yay.
Of course they wouldn't want me. I don't meet the height requirements I'm 4'9.
Subtitles would be nice
Who is she? The one with black outfit speaking?
Coco Rocha, a 2000s top model
“It was obviously a man who introduced height discrimination”
Meanwhile she’s wearing 6-inch boots.
don’t kid yourself. most men do not like taller women + the girl in the vid would still be tall w/o them. you don’t see short men complaining about tall basketball players 😭
True Asf!!?I knew that was a bs short girls slay
What did she say?
Now we all know
TRANSCRIPT ANYBODY?
😂😂😂 ther'e lying ok
Girls become a models to find a rich man. And now suddenly all the other financially stable girls want to become model too, for no reason
That has nothing to do with why people become models wtf
Short men can become model
Short men can become model