Participation in GNTM: jobs, shoots and walks

Dascha took her first step into the world of modeling on Heidi Klum’s well-known casting show. As you could already see in the first episode of GNTM, Heidi was a big fan of Dascha’s personality and type right from the start. The fashion world is changing and becoming more and more realistic, which is why Dasha’s curves in particular fit perfectly into this change. With her charisma, open nature and type, Dascha was able to land numerous jobs during the show for various clients such as Kilian Kerner, andmetics & Invisibobble.

Her beginnings and success story: Why it is so popular!

FIV: Why did you apply for GNTM? Was it always your dream to take part in this format? What motivated you to take part?

Dascha: I’ve always wanted to take part in GNTM. Ever since I was little, I wanted to leave a footprint. And I managed to do that.

FIV: You’ve come quite far now. How do you think you stand out from other models and what makes you special as a model?

Dasha: I am different because I reflect reality. I show that it’s normal to have a bit of flab or stretch marks. No one is perfect.

FIV: How did your environment, your family and friends, react to your participation in GNTM? Were you supported right from the start or was there criticism?

Dasha: I was supported from all sides right from the start.

Modeling industry: Dasha’s life as a model & more

Dasha has always wanted to be a model and has always aspired to apply for GNTM one day. Especially as a beginner and newcomer to the industry, it’s not always easy and you have to adapt. We spoke to Dascha about her biggest role model and her dream job. She also told us how best to present yourself to a client and what to look out for, especially as a newcomer.

Beginnings, dream jobs & tips for newcomers: What is there to know?

FIV: Did you always want to be a model or did you have a different career aspiration? What was your dream job when you were a child?

Dasha: I wanted to be either a model or a policewoman.

FIV: Do you have a role model? Especially in the modeling business/ in the fashion world and why is it exactly this person? What inspires you most about this person?

Dasha: My biggest role model is my mom. She is so strong and funny and has the most beautiful character.

FIV: What does a model’s working day look like? Tell us about a typical day for you. When does it start and how do you start the day? What tasks do you have to do and when do you finish work?

Dascha: It’s difficult to say because I’m still “new” to the business.

FIV: What would be your dream job as a model? Is there a particular client you would like to work for or is there a particular show you would like to appear in?

Dasha: I want to work with those who also represent me.

FIV: In your opinion, what qualities are particularly important for a model? Do you have any tips for newcomers? What should they look out for?

Dasha: You shouldn’t complain. I wouldn’t put on airs and graces. We’re all just people, whether we’re celebrities or not. That’s why you should respect everyone.

Dasha in private: her best qualities & goals for the future

Throughout the show, we got to know Dasha as a very open and particularly cheerful and outgoing person. You can tell that she is good with people and can also sell herself well. These are very important qualities for a model, especially at castings. Even after the show, Dascha sees herself at the beginning of her career and has big goals in this business!

Why we will be hearing a lot more from Dasha

FIV: Tell our readers something about yourself. For example, what are your best and worst qualities? Do you have a certain habit that bothers or annoys you?

Dasha: Well, I’m a very kind person. I always listen to others and am always there for them. I’m down-to-earth and I’ll always stay that way.

FIV: What goals have you set yourself for the future? Where would you like to be in a few years, both professionally and privately?

Dasha: I definitely want to make it big. I want to continue to be a fly-by and leave even more footprints

When are you Curvy?

Let’s start with the most general question, when is one a Curvy Model?

Explained very basically, there are 3 areas if you go purely by the measurements of a model:

1. High fashion and haute couture – usually tall and very thin.
2. Commercial – relatively slim models
3. Curvy Models

Very important, the transitions between the model areas are fluid. Of course, there are also curvy models who work for clients in high fashion, but there are also typical high fashion models who do jobs in advertising, for example, when they drive for a commercial in a new car model on a highway.

What is the dress size of a Curvy Model?

Curvy Models represent the average woman and the average man. Mehr dazu: CM Models The clothing size here is between 42, 44 and 46. We deliberately do not call Curvy Models Plus Size Model. As described, Curvy Models represent the normal average of women and men.

Hayley Hasselhoff, Curvy Model at CM:

How do you become a Curvy Model?

Here come the classic factors for models:

• Beautiful, respectively interesting appearance
• Positive character and charisma
• Healthy lifestyle

And especially important, as always, is a smile! Just laughing brings a model, whether Curvy Model or high fashion, further. After all, it’s also about sympathy in model castings and jobs. Believe me, looks aren’t everything! As you have seen in our checklist for Curvy Models, only one point deals with the appearance. Otherwise, it’s all about positive character and charisma on the one hand, healthy lifestyle on the other, and as I said, the extra tip, a friendly smile.

How tall is a Curvy Model?

When it comes to body size, it’s similar to high fashion models: of course there is an ideal for women and for men, but there are also deviations. Ideal means here that a large part of the jobs is designed for these body sizes, for example because test pieces were tailored exactly to these dimensions. Accordingly, model agencies usually have about 70%-80% models who are rather taller. But that still leaves 20%-30%!

So if you want to become a Curvy Model, your height only plays a role in the second rank. Here we can directly refer to the checklist for Curvy Models: Charisma and personality, are absolutely in the foreground!

• How do you become a model?
• What does it take to become a model?
• Can anyone become a model?
• What skills do you need to be a model?

Becoming a model and becoming a curvy model means above all being reliable. Especially at the beginning of your modeling career, your model management looks very closely to see if they can trust you. Why? Model agencies live mainly on their reputation (brand rating). A simple example: an international brand is planning a photo shoot for a new advertising campaign. On production day, many people are on site, the studio, the outfits, the advertising agency and much more have already been paid for. Now there is only one person that matters, the model.

Simply put, if your modeling agency sees that they can count on you, that’s half the battle. In addition to trust, this includes other classic qualities, for example punctuality.

You also need to create the possible spaces for yourself. Again, to give a simple example, if you sign up for a time-intensive medical degree after school, you won’t have time to model. Why? Specifically, the years until you’re about 24 are used to build you up. When you finish school at about 18, then it’s time to go out into the world! The first time in Milan for a few weeks, then you go to Paris. After the summer is over, you might start right away in Milan again and then it’s on to London. The better you get, the more your agency trusts you, the further you can go. Then cities like Tokyo, Cape Town or New York and Los Angeles will be open to you.

In order for you to make it this far, your model management needs to build confidence in you. Many live the dream of becoming a curvy model. Photo shoots, video productions, social media shoots, fashion shows and eventually lots of travel. The competition is fierce, for many it is an absolute dream job.

Anusha, New Face at CM Models:

Application in the model agency

On most frequently asked:

What do I have to do to become a model?

Ask yourself the question a little differently, how do I apply to a modeling agency? Of course, you can also wait to be discovered as a model, here’s a little reminder: you become your own entrepreneur, so try to become self-employed and apply in a modeling agency! The step is super simple, at the same time it is also the most effective.

Modeling agencies scout new models on Instagram or TikTok and other social networks, of course, but applying directly to the modeling agency is still the best way to be discovered.

What do you need for the application in a model agency? The answer is also relatively simple, because you usually only need two or three simple photos (taken with a smartphone) and a few details about yourself, i.e. contact details and measurements.

It’s that simple! Good and reputable model agencies will usually answer you within 48, maybe 72 hours. Sometimes it can take a bit longer, because some good agencies are not big and are often run by only one or two people. But if you don’t hear back after seven days or less, it will probably be a rejection. You should be able to deal with that too! Look for possible alternatives and don’t give up immediately!

This brings you to one of the most important lessons for Curvy Models and for models in general. Don’t give up right away! You will also go to different castings later and not get every job.

Here is a small but very, very important tip

If a good modeling agency believes in you, you have the chances. Your model agency can only suggest you but they can open the doors for you. The customers will always decide in the end. The fact that a good model agency believes in you shows you that you can make it. You have the prerequisites that are needed at first sight, now it depends on you. How do you act at shoots and castings? How do you talk to clients? How quickly do you get through individual outfits (usually up to 20 outfits are photographed per day)?

Last but not least, we come to one of the very most important questions that very many young models ask:

How can I be discovered as a model by brands?

How can I become a model for H&M, Zara & Co. Actually, there is only one way: Through a good and international model agency. To explain it simply: Especially high-end clients with high demand, like H&M, Zara, but also Victoria Secret, naturally make sure that they have as little effort as possible. That means few agencies, few contacts, little organizational effort. Sometimes brands look for new talent through other channels, for example Instagram or TikTok, as well as model scouts. But 98% of the work in marketing and advertising is then focused back on working with models from agencies. Why? As you learned before, it’s all about trust. What happens if a model doesn’t show up? What happens if the measurements deviate from the given measurements (often by 2, 3 cm)? Clients don’t want to take risks, so they only work with good, very reputable agencies where they have as little risk as possible.

Become a Model: Photo Portfolio, Castings and Jobs

After the model agency application, it really goes into the work! The very first appointment that comes up is the first agency visit and the introduction in your model agency.

Introduction in the model agency

First of all there is the agency appointment. If your model application has found favor with the bookers of the agency, then you get an appointment. Either for a video call or for a live GoSee at the agency.

This appointment usually lasts 30 minutes, maximum one hour. Here you get to know the agency and the agency gets to know you. But, don’t worry, time is money! Accordingly, only those applicants are invited who really have great potential. Therefore again the absolute secret tip: smile! Even if you are absolutely shy, which is absolutely okay, try to go into this appointment with a positive attitude.

In principle, the appointment consists of these three points:

1. Presentation of a model agency
2. You introduce yourself
3. First quick photos and videos(Polaroids)

Whether you are finally accepted in the model agency or not, that is, whether you get a model contract as a Curvy Model or not, you will then find out relatively quickly. Usually within 48 hours. If you made it, congratulations, now you have your modeling contract in your hands! If you haven’t made it yet, try a second or third agency. After all, you have already made it to an invitation in a model agency.

Once you’re in a good, big modeling agency, it’s straight to building your photo and video portfolio.

Photo and Video Portfolio Building: Photographers and Jobs

To build a good photo and video portfolio, you need two things. One is photo shoots with photographers, so-called tests. In tests, photographers try out new techniques, ideas or even equipment. For this you need a model. Both work for their portfolio, so to speak, and accordingly you have great footage afterwards that can be used for your portfolio.

After that come the first jobs. Here you will also collect great footage that you can use for your own photo portfolio.

Castings and job

As of this moment, you’ve already come a long way as a Curvy Model. You had the dream, you decided at some point to send an application to a model agency. You had your invitation, the introduction in your model agency, your first photo shoots.

The better your portfolio is compared to other models, the more invitations you will get for castings and jobs. Now it depends on you! Your agency can only open the doors for you, the performance, especially in photo shoots, fashion shows and also in the production of promotional videos is in your hands.

If you have already made your decision, we are very happy about your application! As already explained in the question, two or three photos with your mobile phone and a few information about you are enough.

FIV: Thanks for all the tips, for young curvy models!

Camille, one of the first Curvy Models at CM.

Apply now as a Curvy Model at CM!

You’ve learned so much about becoming a curvy model. If you want to learn even more about the topic, check out our big guide here: Becoming a Model.

If you have already made your decision, we are very happy about your application! As explained earlier in the question, all you need is two or three photos with your phone and some information about yourself. Are you ready?

• Curvy Model Application

What comes after the application? Photo shoots with photographers, building up the portfolio, the first castings and jobs…

The daily life of a modelbooker

FIV: When it comes to the profession of a model booker, not everyone can directly imagine what you actually do exactly. What does the everyday life in your agency look like?

Alice: A normal day in the life of a modelbooker consists of a variety of tasks,from scouting models to meeting new models to coaching them to be successful. Booking models for cool, interesting jobs, the admin life!!! It’s fun and varied, but you have to have an eye for the job to get your talent the right job!

FIV: What are your fondest memories of working with clients?

Alice: All of them were great, but ASOS & Harrods are my favourites if I had to choose, they were so easy and fun to work with!

The model jargon explained for you

FIV: Many of our readers don’t know the words we use in the modeling business on a daily basis. Please explain in a few words, help our readers understand the modeling jargon.

Alice: Casting – Castings are held so that the client can see the model in person, usually a few pictures are taken at the meeting (models go without makeup, hair natural and wear black jeans with a black top) and if there is a role or specific shots to be taken on the day of the shoot, the client would ask the model to elaborate.

Intended Use – Where the client will use the images/videos they receive from the booking EG. Online & Social Media for 1 year.
Z-Card (Model Card) One or more pictures of a model printed on a card, showing which agency she is represented by and a few statistics. (She or he would bring this to a casting).

FIV: Can you explain the difference between bookings and test shoots?

Alice: Bookings are paid work from a brand/client with commercial use. A test shoot is a free shoot that photographers request or we as an agency look for to help develop new model portfolios or an experienced model needs new images (the photographer will also use them in their own portfolio).

How to become a model!

FIV: Many pretty boys and girls dream of becoming a professional model themselves. What should a model application contain? Can you give 3 pieces of advice?

Alice: Instagram link (so we can see what her life looks like) her measurements and especially Polaroid and portfolio pictures!

FIV: What does a first model interview usually look like?

Alice: We ask for some background information, their background, experience, expectations of their rates. We explain how we work here at the agency and how we get jobs etc. (this gives them a real idea of BTS and the work we do for our talent) and finally we take Polaroid’s.

FIV: How should a newface show up for you? (outwardly & character wise) Give us 3 pieces of advice for our young readers.

Alice: Fun and enjoyment of life, willing to start from the bottom with low fees, long hours, good communication, that’s all we ask of our newfaces ?

New model of a model agency

FIV: Can brands/companies book your models only for shoots or also for events and video productions?

Alice: Brands can book stills, videos, films, theatre, events (we have an influencer & artist/actor board as well as models).

FIV: Your work ethic is to set new standards in the model agency business. What exactly do you mean by that?

Alice: We want the best for our talent, we want to develop them and give them the best possible advice to make them as successful as possible. We are a family at BMA #bmafamily

Stefan Milev: Instagram
Stefan Milev: Website

Way to professional photography – Tips, role models & work

FIV: In times of the Internet and social media, photographers are indispensable and can be found in almost every niche. How did you come to your field? Is there a story how you came to become a photographer?

Stefan: I call my niche simple craft, photography. Not everybody is able to do that, although it seems that the whole social media is made up of photographers.
“Bobo – My mother’s childhood friend” is my story. We had many photos lying around at home, one was very special – a self-portrait double exposure of my mother and him – that was the foundation for my photography.

FIV: As a photographer, you are often under time pressure or in a hurry. What tips can you give us to help you get through the whole thing?

Stefan: You cannot turn the clock! Most of the time I am very absorbed in my work and I don’t like to be put under pressure. It is best not to pay attention to the time. And if there is not enough time, there is a new day.

FIV: Your paintings seem to have a certain style. Do you have a role model or what do you get inspired by? What do you want to express with your work?

Stefan: My work consists of many thoughts, dreams, personalities, fantasies and moments, the expression is the photo itself. I don’t know if this can be called “style”.

FIV: What exactly do you do in your work and what things should you pay special attention to? Would you say that work can become monotonous? What do you find appealing in your work and what is your recipe for a lack of drive?

Stefan: My work ties in with the interface of modernity, in which I search for and open up new possibilities of representation and ways of doing things through the invention of photography and the examination of this technique.
Special attention: Motifs and possibilities of representation from Surrealism, Abstraction, Expressionism and Naturalism, but also from early photography and silent film cinema, return. Despite the visible inspiration and references to art historical models, my works are not mere imitations or replicas. Rather, I succeed in taking up the aesthetics and transferring them to current pictorial themes. In doing so, my pictorial language is used in its mode of action to focus on levels of the dream, the grotesque and the subconscious. Thereby temporal levels are inscribed in my works, which link the past with the present and stimulate fantasies and visions with their visionary character.

Or, to describe it in simplified words: “Mental freedom is the air I breathe. In general I am influenced by life, I feel myself as an observer and visualist who loves simplicity and time”. Limitation and standstill feel incredibly unnatural to me. Perfection is very important to me, and when I have achieved it, I show the imperfect to potentiate the perfect, it can’t get monotonous.

FIV: Stefan, would you say that being a photographer is a normal job like any other, or does a photographer sacrifice a part of his free time?

Stefan: My free time is very important to me, I use it consciously to reflect, to recharge my batteries and to feel. I would never sacrifice my free time, because it is a very important good, we all should appreciate that more, just like boredom!

FIV: When you think about the future, where do you see yourself in 5 years? What are your plans? I’m sure you already have some projects lined up.

Stefan: To answer this question adequately, I will probably need 5 years. Currently I am working on a project called “SMPH” which consists of many different series. There are many artists involved, the project lives on/with the time. Beyond that there are further plans, so answer follows in 5 years…

FIV: There are many good commercial photographers in almost every industry, how would you say your work stands out from the competition?

Stefan: Everything they can do, I can do better

FIV: Becoming self-employed is always a risky business and a big step. Where did your self-confidence for this step come from? Did you get support from someone special?

Stefan: The encouragement comes from my mother. The support always comes from my wife.

FIV: We know that the job of a photographer involves a lot of work. Do you work alone or do you have employees or partners who support you in your work?

Stefan: Basically I do everything alone, but this would never be possible without my helpers, assistants, friends and family.

FIV: Your style is very artistic. You bring elements into your photographs, such as flowers or shadow plays. How do you know how you want to portray the model, where do you get your creativity from?

Stefan: Many elements are used consciously, others are the result of mistakes. Mistakes bring me forward.

FIV: Under your pictures (sometimes even in the picture) there are quotations. What do you associate with these quotations? Or in other words: How do you come up with the titles of the photo series?

Stfean: The quotes/titles reflect my personal feelings, my emotions.

FIV: Last but not least, what would interest me very much is: what has been your greatest success so far? How did you feel about it?

Stefan: Photography is my life, it is happening now and yesterday is memories, my photographs. The morning, are my thoughts and my dreams, they are uncertain and free

Stefan Milev: Instagram
Stefan Milev: Website

Susanne Nevermann: Instagram
Susanne Nevermann: Website

Way to fashion photography: Career, work & projects

FIV: Hello Susanne, with you one does not know what you are best presented as. You are an excellent photographer, but that is only one piece of the puzzle of your skills. You are a successful art director, often booked editorial and commercial photographer and also a picture editor. People, Beauty and Fashion are your professional fields and apart from your creative activities you enjoy travelling in Iceland. In any case, thank you for taking the time to talk to us.
Of course we have done some research in advance to get a rough picture and to be able to ask you more demanding questions. Did you find your description suitable, would you like to correct or complete something?

Susanne: Hello and thank you very much for the opportunity to introduce my work and myself. The piece of the puzzle is already very well formulated. So far I have looked into many areas of photography and somehow got stuck in beauty and fashion. The description is of course very flattering, thank you very much for that!

© make-up & hair @evelyninnerhofer

FIV: Were you already a little creative girl when you were a child in Magdeburg? How do you remember your childhood and can you remember your first photo you ever took?

Susanne: I came quite “late” to photography. It was only during my training as a design assistant that I developed an interest in photography. As a child I had a camera, but I only used it for short periods of time and rather documentarily captured a holiday. It was a neon pink compact camera with the inscription “Formel Eins”, that much I remember. My first photo should have been taken on a farm and shows either cats or cows. Not a great art. It has been living in my parents’ attic ever since.

FIV: How did your path go from being a child from Magdeburg to becoming a successful creative power woman living in Hamburg? Did you complete an apprenticeship or study and did you previously deal with other areas of photography or even another artistic subject?

Susanne: As a child I loved to paint. Not outstandingly good but I enjoyed it a lot. When I was asked about my future career aspirations, I always answered that I wanted to do something “with art”. I can still draw only moderately. But I never had the ambition to become better in this field. I could realize my ideas more easily through photography. This started, as already mentioned, in my training as a design assistant and the subsequent study of information technology and design in Lübeck. I completed my internship semester at an advertising agency in Hamburg and since then I have been living and working in Hamburg.

Susanne: The projects I was involved in are manifold. Sometimes I have the luck to work for designers, but sometimes it’s days of research for a mood film. Most of the time I still make my living through art direction. There is a lot of competition in photography. Up to now I thought my fun in photography would suffer if I would deal with it alone.

FIV: Tell us a little bit about your great love Iceland. On your website you can get a good impression of the breathtaking nature and as a photo motive the small island state is suitable in any case, that makes sense to us. But I would like to hear again from you personally what attracts you there again and again and what Iceland means to you.

Susanne: At the beginning of my independence my husband and I flew to Iceland. At that time he was already working as a freelancer for a few years. In our respective permanent positions, and before that in our studies, we never had the money and time for a longer trip. We figured it was now or never. Somehow I had Iceland in the back of my mind So I bought a map, planned a route and then went around the island with a rental car and a tent. We felt that we had to stop every 100 meters to take pictures. The landscape is incredibly beautiful and changeable. Above all I love the loneliness and seclusion in the east and north of the island. No people, no noise, no garbage. But a lot of fresh air and impressive nature. Great to just switch off.

FIV: How does your approach to creative projects like an editorial shoot for fashion brands differ from your approach to the professional presentation of a doctor’s office?

Susanne: The approach is not so different, there is always some kind of story told. First of all, I familiarize myself with my client. What does he want to express and convey. Editorials are usually a bit freer and more varied than the presentation of a medical practice.

FIV: In order to train such a list of skills and to put down roots in the creative industry in the long term, you need a strong will. But very few are born with it. How did you overcome the necessary setbacks to get to where you are now?

Susanne: That’s right. A lot of things only come about through contacts. Customers don’t go to “fotograf24.de” to find the right person for their project. You know who knows who. That’s how it works. And on the way there are many nights and weekends of tutorials and research. If you are also the more introverted type of person, the process takes a lot longer. I am still far from being where I would like to be. More single-mindedness in one direction wouldn’t have hurt but I’m working on that right now. What helps is the love for what you do and an understanding family.

FIV: Which concept developments, shootings or other events from your career do you remember best?

Susanne: I love working in teams and with clients who tick about the same as I do. Fun is also very important for me. You don’t have to prove anything to the others, we are all not perfect and that’s good. Unfortunately, there are far too many blasphemies and boasts in this industry. Fortunately, I had made almost only good experiences so far.

FIV: In order to develop new creative concepts and ideas on a daily basis, but of course also to reach as many people as possible, you must never lose sight of the spirit of the times. Where do you get your inspiration from and how do you manage to master the balancing act between artistic creativity and the wishes of your customers, tailored to their target groups?

Susanne: In the beginning you collect a lot of ideas and then, in consultation with the client, you break them down piece by piece until you reach an agreement. The ideas for this can come from the most diverse places and at the strangest moments. But it also helps to have an inspiration folder that you search and maintain from time to time. I not only collect beauty and fashion photos that I like, but also colors, shapes and lighting moods that I find beautiful. What I like so much about beauty photography is that every model is a new, exciting and unique “canvas” on which I can live out my creativity.

FIV: How do you imagine your future? Do you want to continue your current line or do you still have ideas that go in a completely different direction? First of all you concentrate as we know on your child and probably have a lot of daily action. Maybe as a mother you will also concentrate more on your family from now on.
In any case, we from the FIV editorial office wish you good luck for the rest of your life.

Susanne: Thank you very much. Yes, that’s right, with the birth my daily routine has completely changed. Getting out and going somewhere has to be well organised beforehand. From December I try to become active again and take on my first assignments. I am also thinking about specialising more. In any case, it is an exciting time and never too late to follow his passion.

Susanne Nevermann: Instagram
Susanne Nevermann: Website

Dates & meeting new people

Anyone who is new to the city must get to know people! From new friends to the first date, we have all the questions for you – so there is no embarrassing silence. Everything for small talk, new people and your next date for two.

First Date

That’s how you get to know him or her!

▷ First Date – Questions

Getting to know people

New in town? With these questions you get to know people.

▷ Getting to know people – Questions

Smalltalk

Get into conversation with people and of course inspire them.

▷ Smalltalk – Questions

Get to know yourself

To inspire others needs self-confidence!

▷ To get to know yourself– Questions

Words of Wisdom

Motivation for your everyday life!

▷ Words of Wisdom – Quotes

Application interview for job & apartment

This is how you get your dream job or your dream apartment! In our check we have the most important questions for you on the subject of job interviews and for the new dream apartment or dream house! With two units you will get to know all the important questions that may arise in an assessment situation. Especially for job interviews on the job and with the new landlord. Good luck with the online training. There are two practice units each: Exercise & 5 seconds Challenge.

• Exercise: Here you can prepare for your next job interview – for the job and for the new apartment. You have as much time as you want to answer the questions at the practice session.
• 5 seconds challenge: In the 5 seconds challenge you learn to give short and concise answers to the questions of the online course. The question is updated every 5 seconds – so you get the most profit from the short challenge unit.

Application interview

▷ Application interview Job – Questions

▷ Application interview Job – 5 seconds Challenge

Flat viewing – questions for tenants

As a tenant, you should ask these questions.

▷ Apartment visit: Questions for tenants – Questions

▷ Apartment visit: Questions for tenants – 5 seconds Challenge

Apartment visit – questions from the landlord

You should prepare yourself for these questions from the landlord or broker.

▷ Apartment visit: Questions from the landlord – Questions

▷ Apartment visit: Questions from the landlord – 5 seconds Challenge

Music and fashion Show: Balmain & Angus Chiang

Balmain festival: Live Music & Balmain spring/summer 2020 Men´s show

For the music festival, Olivier Rousteing organized the Balmain festival in partnership with the RED association which fights against AIDS. The first part of the festival was dedicated to the new Balmain 2020 spring/summer collection and the second part was dedicated to concerts during the music festival. The models paraded on stage at the jardin des plantes in Paris in a festive atmosphere. Black, white, silver, pastel and jeans were the colour codes for this extraordinary show where 104 male and female looks were displayed.

Angus Chiang: Love hits the Songs

Angus Chiang Spring/Summer 2020 is inspired by music to create his collection. He revisits the CD forgotten by the new generation and highlights it through his creations. He also uses the colours of a CD which are purple, green and blue. Summer colours such as yellow or orange inspire to colour your collection. Angus Chiang wanted to reinterpret Chinese music and the culture of the 90s.

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The iconic Dior show:

Tricolor show: Rynshu

This year, the Rynshu collection is entitled “Tricolor” and is directly inspired by the three colours of the French flag. The Japanese designer has created his spring/summer 2020 man’s collection to pay tribute to these three colours of equality. It was therefore quite naturally that he came up with the idea of creating a unisex collection. The looks of her collection were chic and original with costume sleeves to rework with creativity and simplicity. The choice of materials and motifs allowed Rynshu to reflect the vision of France. The designer has also chosen an emblematic location in the capital to present his new collection. This is the Monsieur Bleu restaurant overlooking the Seine and the Eiffel Tower.

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New designers: Gab+Riel & Tatras

Gab+Riel: a new modern and luxurious brand

The Parisian brand Gab+Riel presented its first fashion show at Hôtel Alfred Sommier in the 8th arrondissement of the capital. The designer of this new brand is the former famous PSG footballer: Lass Diarra. The setting of the show was in perfect harmony with the theme of the collection: a couture garment based on the French heritage and cuts that were both luxurious and relaxed. Gab+Riel is also inspired by the sportwear in vogue this season. Both modern and functional, GAB+Riel is an ode to craftsmanship.

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Tatras: first catwalk of the Milanese brand in Paris

“I do not like popularity based on lies. My dream has always been to have a reputation based on Truth.” Masanaka Sakao, Tatras creative director.

Tatras chose the famous Salle Pleyel in Paris, where the last Oscar ceremony took place, to present its new Spring/Summer Man collection entitled “Lies & Truth”. Skaters introduced the show with skateboard demonstrations. This new collection is inspired by sportwear was in collaboration with Steve Berra, The Berrics and Nick Walker. Transparent and waterproof materials were part of  materials in the Tatras looks this season. 3 Themes are adressed during the show. A part is urban, mainly black, ultra-light, with a technology patented in Germany. A military atmosphere is also one of the themes of the collection. Indeed, we can notice the contrast between technical mountain clothing and vintage military clothing. Finally, there is a Californian atmosphere composed of fine Japanese nylon clothing and a palette of soft and delicate colours: sage, coral, butter, butter, sand, light blue and celestial.

Japan inspiration show: Auralee & Christian Dad

Auralee: Fashion prize of Tokyo

Auralee´s designer Ryota Iwai was born in Kobe, Japan. His collection is in perfect harmony with the Japan spirit. The Spring/Summer 202 Men´s and Women´s collection are in keeping with the Japanes label´s commitment to quality exigence and purity of style. The color palette has a soothing calming quality yet feels expressive, in graduations on neutral offset by white, pale blue, orange and contrasting dark colors for vibancy. Auralee´s spring/summer show was relaxing and in accordance with the setting and atmosphere.

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Christian Dada: Spring Spring Summer 2020 “Pilgrimage”

Japanese designer Masanori Morokawa, for his 10 years of creation, has decided to immerse himself in his personal history to revisit through his collection the ancestral Japanese traditions of pilgrimage. It is inspired by the traditional pilgrim’s outfits for this spring/summer 2020 collection. Kimono-inspired jackets are made with details of jacket sleeves or military jackets, and are worn with large bermuda shorts and conical hats fully covered with a coordinated fabric. Masanori also uses pieces a little more sportwear inspired by hiking clothing. A soft tropical atmosphere emanates from these interpretations of Asian outfits that bind in flowing silk brocade or organza shirts, worn over dark trousers or superimposed under sportswear pieces. The summer shirts, which look like Hawaiian shirts, are printed with photos of amaryllis flowers, symbolically associated with mourning, created in collaboration with Nobuyoshi Araki.

Future Show: Walter Van Beirendonck & Andrea Crews

Walter Van Beirendonck: Witblitz

Walter Van Beirendonck has chosen the name “Alien Vintage” for his Spring/Summer 2020 collection. He was inspired by small extraterrestrial figurines to imagine and create the looks of his new collection. He also played with shapes and colours to give a futuristic dimension to his creations. His collection also bears the name “Witblitz” which means White Lightning. As a result, there are lightning flashes on several of his creations. Transparent and stretch fabrics are among the main materials in her collection.

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Andrea Crews: Momentum

Andrea Crews, presented his new Spring/Summer 2020 collection called “Momentum” at the Palais de Tokyo as he did in 2002. It is a collection that celebrates in the same jubilation the anathemas of the century by refusing to overproduce them: Back to future, it is the return of upcycling. Andrea Crews is known in the fashion world for diverting fashion codes, thanks to her innovative ucycling approach and her streatwear couture style. Andrea Crews’ style is oversized, unisex, colourful and bold, he plays with mixed materials, strong prints but also with the misuse of dress codes. This year the designer has developed a partnership with the right place for his new Momentum collection. 25 unique pieces from his collection are for sale on the right place.

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Fashion & dance performances : Thom Browne & Pigalle Paris

Thom Browne: My secret garden

Thom Browne called upon the star dancer James Whiteside of the New York City Ballet to open his parade. James Whiteside’s performance was in pointe and tutu. Thom Browne wanted to surprise his audience by combining dance and sport with the Marie-Antoinette style and navy prints. The parade took place at the École des Beaux Arts de Paris, a grand hall in harmony with the style of the collection. The New York designer has given the balloon a new function such as a bag or shoe, and has revisited the 17th century outfits with more modern prints and shapes.

Pigalle Paris: Crafting the future

This year, designer Stephane Ashpool for the brand’s 10th anniversary, chose to create a fashion show as well as a contemporary dance performance at the same time. It is on the roof of Paris with a panoramic view of the capital with Mr. Ashpool combining dance and fashion. The Models were in perfect harmony with the dancers, which made the performance even more spectacular.

#1 Freekickerz – Football and the world of sport

Weekly comings of good shots, goalkeeper’s parades or the boys show their followers football tricks. After months of work, the channel is now by far the largest German YouTube channel and will remain there for the time being.

• subscribers: 5.530.036
• Freekickerz Youtube
• Freekickerz Instagram

Who has the best precision? Video now on YouTube #teamfk #freekickerz

Ein Beitrag geteilt von freekickerz (@teamfk) am 9. Jun 2017 um 15:29 Uhr

#2 Gronkh – Video games and the world of nerds

The nerd, who for a long time held the place 1 of the German Youtuber, supplies his fans weekly with Lifestreams of all possible online games. From Minecraft to Cloudclash or the House of Mummies, you’ll find everything the nerd heart desires.

• subscribers: 4.609.641
• Gronkh Youtube
• Gronkh Facebook

#3 Bibi’s Beauty Palace – Beauty meets Comedy

The young woman is the most successful Youtuberin in Germany and was known for her beauty tips. To these “make-up videos” came comedy videos over the course of time, with which she turns with her friend Julienco, 3.034.000 subscribers all sorts of sketches. Meanwhile, she has her own brand, a song and has built up a small empire over time.

• subscribers: 4.471.981
• Bibi’s Youtube
• Bibi’s Instagram

my ? on you

Ein Beitrag geteilt von ! Bibi (@bibisbeautypalace) am 9. Jun 2017 um 3:49 Uhr

#4 Kurzgesagt: In a Nutshell –  Difficult questions simply answered

Even if the channel seldom brings videos out, the English simple and also complicated questions are well understood and comprehensively answered. The newcomers have built up an amazingly high range in a very short time.

• subscribers: 4.239.413
• Kurzgesagt: In a Nutshell Youtube
• Kurzgesagt: In a Nutshell Facebook

#5 Julien Bam- Comedy and Dance

With a mixture of high-quality dance and song parades, as well as comedy and VLOG videos, the Webvideostar, coming from Singapore and grown up in Aachen, convinces its audience.

• subscribers: 3.899.421
• Julien Bam Youtube
• Julien Bam Instagram

Merch 2017! Wie findet ihr es? LINK in meiner Insta-Bio

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Julien Bam (@julienbam) am 7. Mai 2017 um 2:52 Uhr

#6 Ape Crime Reloaded – 3 boys with Humor

The young Cologne boys, introduced together with Chengloew, the format “2G1B” (2 Guys 1 Bet) in which they have to get bets from spectators and guess whether they can do it. The loser threatens a nasty punishment, which provides for some laughter.

• subscribers: 3.518.455
• Ape Crime Reloaded Youtube
• Ape Crime Reloaded Instagram

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Ein Beitrag geteilt von AndreSchiebler (@andreschiebler) am 5. Jun 2017 um 12:44 Uhr

#7 Dagi Bee – Make-Up Tipps and funny Challenges

On her canal, the girl will introduce interesting challenges as well as makeup tips. Also on other social media channels, the young YouTuberin is known. Also on Twitter takes care of her “bees” (community) with lots of emoticons and love confessions.

• subscribers: 3.493.587
• Dagi Bee Youtube
• Dagi Bee Instagram

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Ein Beitrag geteilt von Dagi Bee (@dagibee) am 5. Jun 2017 um 7:43 Uhr

#8 Simon Dessue – Comedy, Lifestyle and a bit Crazyness

His content is funny, his fans are full of how to see his success. With nearly three million subscribers, he definitely danced, bathed and screamed his self to the Top 10.

• subscribers: 3.245.784
• Simon Dessue Youtube
• Simon Dessue Instagram

Welcome to the Jungle ?? Nein hab kurz vor dem Bild nicht wie ein kleines Mädchen geschrien weil ich ne 10 zentimeter Raupe gesehen habe…?

Ein Beitrag geteilt von SIMON DESUE (@simondesue) am 11. Apr 2017 um 8:55 Uhr

#9 YTITTY- Comedy, Comedy, Comedy

YTITTY is dead. By the end of 2015 the three former colleagues Phil, TC and Oguz uploaded a video titled “#endlich” and bid farewell to the audience. With their subscribers, however, they will be able to remain on the list for some time.

• subscribers: 3.163.401
• YTITTY Youtube
• YTITTY Instagram

Abgedreht! Miau Challenge von DiggesDing @peshdd

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Y-Titty (@ytitty) am 9. Okt 2015 um 5:19 Uhr

#10 Shirin David – Beauty, Lifestyle & Comedy

The beautiful blonde is now no longer as active on Youtube, as a year ago, but she now attracts attention as a jury member of DSDS and television appearances. In spite of her relatively small number of followers, she is still the most famous youtuber in Germany.

• subscribers: 2.112.289
• Shirin David Youtube
• Shirin David Instagram

‪Wenn dein Kleid platzt, du dein Ersatzkleid tragen musst welches Du nur Semi fühlst und das Volumen in deinen Haaren wieder Breakdance macht ??‍

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Shirin David (@shirindavid) am 15. Apr 2017 um 2:58 Uhr