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What is the word used for a There is a word/term used in
the modeling / fashion
industry that refers to a
model of a specific size who
can be used for certain jobs
because they fit a certain
size criteria. I am explaining
this pooly. I cannot think of
the word/term and it is
driving me insane.
If a model is "this" they can
work in the showroom and model
for the designers and the
buyers because they fit this
size criteria. For male
models, they have to be a 40
Reg, for instance.
Words/terms it is NOT:
fit model
average
standard
mannequin size
Here's another weird thing
about this: this term ALSO is
used to define the clothing a
stylist pulls from a showroom
for a shoot.
Does anyone know what I am
talking about? One person told
me they think it starts with a
"P" but I don't know if it
does, for sure.
Thank you!
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I'm not sure about the specific word you're looking to find, but we use the term 'fit model' regularly in the industry. The proportions for a fit model vary from company to company. A fit model is someone who represents the average measurements for the target customer of an apparel line. Patterns are cut based on the fit models measurements, he or she is used to fit mock-ups before the samples are produced. Obviously, sizes can vary greatly, depending on the company's need. For instance, a line catering to an older, Missy sized consumer would use a fit model with completely different measurements than a line with a younger, junior based customer. You may find job listings or more info. in the classified section of Women's Wear Daily, or WWD.com. I hope this helps. |
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What is a fit model and what When I say fit I don't mean a
fitness model.
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Catwalk model 5'9" - 6" Bust 32"-36" Waist 22"-26" Hips 33"-35 Description: very thin with fantastic posture Bikini Model 36" 24"-26" " 36" Bust B to D Description: well proportioned Catalogue model 5'8" -5'9"' Bust 32"-34" Waist 24"-26" Hips 33"-35" Description: Very petite Lingerie model 5'7" - 6' Bust 32"-35" C cup Waist 22"-26" Hips 33"-35" Description: Shapely well toned feminine Male model 5'11"-6'2" 40-42" Jacket Description: good physical condition not over muscular |
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. How do enzymes work . How do enzymes work
(chemically speaking) ?
Include a description of the
Induced Fit model, the concept
of lowering activation energy,
specificity, and active site.
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Chemically speaking, enzymes are catalysts that, like all catalysts, increase reaction rate by lowering the energy of activation. The way enzymes fold to form an active site gives specificity in that only the proper substrates fit into position at that site, and fit in a conformation that puts them in proximity of amino acid side chains that facilitate catalysis. The induced fit model, unlike the lock and key model in which a substrate simply fits into the prefolded enzyme at the right spot, says that the binding of a substrate to an enzyme's active site induces changes in the enzyme's folded state that may lead to tighter binding and do lead to more efficient catalysis. |
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