Fashion Modeling Agencies

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Fashion Modeling Agencies Biography

Halo Talent Group is a full service model and talent agency offering opportunities for singers, actors, dancers and models in the Savannah community. Halo encompasses two separate divisions: the agency and the training center. First, the agency provides a “buffet of talent” for clients seeking models and actors with the right face for their advertisements. We are able to meet the needs of all castings for film, television or print. Open calls are held weekly for anyone interested in auditioning for Halo. Please check our website for open call times and dates.
Halo Talent can be seen in print, television and film. To see some of our most recent success stories, click on the “Stars” tab in the menu bar above.  Halo child model, Kline Barfield, has shot for Toys R Us, Earnshaw’s Magazine,  Osh Kosh B’Gosh,  jcrew.com and Children’s Place.   Halo Model, Marshall Showalter, is the winner of the Perry Ellis Most Wanted Model contest and can be seen in an ad for Ecko Unltd.   Halo model Anna Lewis, has shot for Famous Footwear, Seventeen Magazine and Khol’s Department Stores.  Halo child model/actor, Will Taylor, is the face of Enmark Gas Stations.  Some of the clients that have booked our models and actors in Savannah are:
Macy’s
Hewlett Packard
Belk Department Stores
The Limited
Paula Deen Home
“Exposed” Project Runway Designers’ Reunion Show
The Cypress Community at Hilton Head Plantation
Rukus Films, Nashville (Dierks Bentley “5150″ music video)
Blue Green Resorts
Enmark Gas Stations
American Living for JC Penny
Oglethorpe Mall
La Perla Lingerie
Bernard Williams Insurance
Tytan Advertising
BJs Wholesale Club
Arrow Clothing
Poshe Productions
Tyler Perry Studios
Georgia Bridal Show
Savannah Magazine
South Magazine
Coastal Carolina Magazine
Nu Films
Chevrolet
KiawahIsland
Serta
Skirt Magazine
SavannahFashion Week
Fashion’s Night Out
Custard Boutique
Mac Cosmetics
TelfairMuseum
Gaucho Boutique
Red Clover Boutique
Bleu Belle Bridal
Caroline Pride Sausages
Savannah Morning News
James Hogan
Carol Wior Swimwear
Buckhead Hardware
Scuba Diving Magazine
Enmark Gas Stations
Cresent Moon Pictures
TV Pilot Savannah Style
ABC TV Reality Show Great American Beauty
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Rihanna rocked lingerie at Wednesday night's Victoria's Secret fashion show in New York, providing the highlight of the live-music soundtrack and holding her own on the catwalk with some of the world's top models.

And those models even had props, including Adriana Lima's ringmaster wand, Doutzen Kroes' body cage and several pairs of the oversized wings that the retailer has made its signature. It would be a close contest who got the biggest wings: Toni Garrn's giant poppy pair or Miranda Kerr's swan-style feathered pouf. Only Lily Aldridge could boast star-spangled wings that shot out silver sparkles.

Alessandra Ambrosio's orchid-petal wings might have lacked a little grandeur, but she made up for it with a $2.5 million jeweled "floral fantasy bra."

Still, wearing a sheer pink mini that gave glimpses of her bra, Rihanna sang "Fresh Out the Runway" at the end of the corset-and-garter parade and she was the one to grab the audience's biggest applause.

The fashion show has become a pre-holiday season tradition for the retailer. CBS will turn it into a one-hour special, which also had performances from Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars, to be shown on Dec. 4.

Lima said she loved opening the show in the ringmaster costume. "The atmosphere of the Victoria's Secret fashion show is electric," she said. "It's so much fun to be able to interact with the audience! What other show will you see Rihanna, Justin Beiber and Bruno Mars on the runway with angels?"

This year's event had a slight twist. It started with an announcer noting that Victoria's Secret and CBS had each made a donation to relief efforts for Superstorm Sandy, and a thank you to the National Guard members who are based out of the Lexington Avenue Armory that has for years been home to the show.

Mostly, though, models are encouraged to smile, ham it up and show off the extra time at the gym that most admit to in the weeks beforehand. "It's highly televised, and you take that into consideration," said model Joan Smalls ahead of the show. "This is kind of not the same as other runways. You have to prepare your body: No. 1 is the wings are heavy, and No. 2 is you have to be comfortable with your body because the camera will pick up on it if you're not comfortable and confident."

There's an emphasis on glitz, skin and dramatic production here, not wearable undergarment trends for typical Victoria's Secret shoppers. It was divided into six sections: Circus, complete with acrobats, contortionists and a sword eater; Dangerous Liaisons; Pink Is Us; Silver Screen Angels; Angels in Bloom; and Calendar Girls, which allowed Bruno Mars to serenade a model for each month of the year.

For his first song, "Beauty and the Beat," Bieber, wearing low-slung white pants and a white leather studded vest, sat alone with his guitarist in the mellowest part of the show. For "As Long As You Love Me," however, he brought in backup dancers and interacted with the models while moving around a giant makeshift pinball machine.

"It's like a dream come true," said Bieber on the pink carpet before the show. "I would rather be here than anywhere in the world."

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