My BEST advice? You are your worst critic. Learn to love yourself and it all falls into place from there. Do NOT listen to the catty drama in the modeling world. It’s never worth it and it only causes you to lose focus. And NEVER compare yourself or your work to others. You are not them, and you never will be. You are you. And nobody else can ever be you. You’re one of a kind and you’ll never be replaced. Live for that NOW!
So long as a person's body is out of harm's way, all bodies are beautiful.
EVERYBODY has their own idea of what is attractive and their own set of kinks. There will always be somebody who finds an individual attractive.
Just as such there will always be people who will have negative opinions about someone and their appearance. As long as you love yourself and the vessel that carries you, to hell with anybody else's opinion on you, good or bad.
Every body is beautiful.
My advice for a beginner cosplayer would be to just be yourself.
For most people, cosplay is a way to escape reality.
Just because you cosplay a certain character does not mean you have to act like that character.
When I cosplay I'm not worried about being too into character, I'm mostly in it to have fun. Which leads into my second piece of advice, have fun. Always have fun when you are doing anything, whether it is for cosplay or not.
Having fun, to me, is one of the more important parts of cosplaying.
Alt model means to me someone that doesn't necessarily fit into the conventional stereotypical model mold. I certainly don't.
A model should be unique, all different shapes all different sizes.
Alt models should say look at me, I don't fit into a mold I am fabulous and I'm proud of my body.
I've always practiced different sports. Rowing, running; but I've started fitness 12 years ago at my university gym, and kept it going.
It made me watch what I was eating more closely, and simply made me feel great. I do it casually, 4 to 5 times a week, and I alternated between a one-hour cardio session and strength training at the gym.