Apply as a model.
Start with a conversation.
Interested in modelling and looking for a personal introduction? With TALENT, you start with a private profile, natural photos and a short introduction. Lukas considers how your interests fit his international network.
You do not need a finished portfolio
Your first application can be simple. Introduce yourself accurately and with current information. Explain what you have tried and what you would like to explore next. You can submit a profile even without previous modelling experience.
Prepare the essential details
To use TALENT, you need your own email address and must be at least 18. Your profile includes your name, city and country, languages and at least one talent field. Height, additional modelling details and social links are supplementary. The form clearly identifies required and optional information.
Show three current views
Prepare a clear portrait, a full-length photo and a side-profile portrait. Simple clothing, an uncluttered background and daylight are enough to get started. Add other suitable photos when they show something different. You do not have to book a professional shoot to introduce yourself to TALENT.
Write a short personal introduction
Start with three questions: Who are you? Which direction interests you? What would you like to try? Mention fashion, commercial work or content when relevant. Your own interests and a realistic description of your availability are more useful than copied promotional phrases.
From application to a relevant connection
Your submitted profile is reviewed internally first. If there is interest, a personal conversation follows. As a former model, Lukas uses his international contacts to introduce suitable profiles to relevant agencies or project contacts with permission. Each agency or client decides on its own castings and engagements.
Keep your profile up to date
Update photos, contact details and travel information in your talent account. Your profile is not a public applicant listing. You control the available partner-sharing permissions. Current conditions are set out in the terms; specific services or arrangements are clarified there or in the relevant conversation.