Alternative modelling encompasses a diverse range of genres that deviate from the conventional standards of traditional modelling. Here are some common alternative modelling genres:

 

Gothic Modelling:  Characterised by dark and mysterious aesthetics, often inspired by gothic subcultures.

 

Punk Modelling: Reflects the rebellious and edgy styles associated with punk subcultures, featuring unconventional fashion and hairstyles.

 

Pin-up Modelling: Draws inspiration from vintage pin-up art, often featuring retro styles, tattoos, and a classic aesthetic.

 

Cyberpunk Modelling: Embraces futuristic and cyberpunk-inspired fashion, combining technology and avant-garde styles.

 

Fantasy Modelling: Involves modelling for fantasy-themed shoots, often with elaborate costumes, makeup, and settings.

 

Steampunk Modelling: Blends Victorian-era fashion with elements of steam-powered technology, resulting in a unique and retro-futuristic style.

 

Tattoo Modelling: Showcases models with a focus on their tattoos, celebrating body art and ink culture.

 

Body Modification Modelling: Celebrates diversity in body modifications, including piercings, body paint, and unconventional alterations.

 

Fetish Modelling: Involves modelling for niche markets with a focus on alternative, fetish-inspired fashion and aesthetics.

 

Urban and Street Modelling: Embraces streetwear, urban styles, and unconventional fashion often associated with alternative lifestyles.

 

Androgynous Modelling: Challenges traditional gender norms by featuring models with androgynous or gender-fluid appearances.

 

Cosplay Modelling: Involves portraying characters from comics, anime, movies, or video games, often with elaborate costumes and makeup.

 

Artistic and Avant-Garde Modelling: Explores experimental and boundary-pushing styles, emphasizing artistic expression over traditional beauty standards.

 

These genres often overlap, and models may specialise in one or more of these styles.