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YOUNG men and women consider modelling to be a sound career choice Tin Moe Lwin, the managing director of Talents and Models agency, said. Tin Moe Lwin said she believes they are right.

Tin Moe Lwin said most of the people that joined her agency were between the ages of 16 and 23, they were trained to an international standard, and many found success.

“Most people join my agency because they want to learn and they want the industry knowledge they need to become successful,” Tin Moe Lwin said.

“There are still a lot more girls than boys involved in modelling, but that trend is changing,” she said.

Tin Moe Lwin said every one of her models had their fans no matter what their specialty was.

“Some of them are talented on the catwalk, some have great dress sense and a good body structure and others are better at dancing. We focus on their good points and work with them.”

Tin Moe Lwin said her models made enough money to support themselves and bought what they needed. Some were even in a position to pick and choose the contracts they wanted for example appearing on posters, fashion shows, and films.

Tin Moe Lwin rejects the idea that models are shameless or that they consider themselves superior to others.

“I don’t agree with that. Models are a sample of people, not superior. Any profession is a good one if you are honest, reliable and hard-working,” she said.