Curvy Revolution - Plus Size Modelling Agency Launches


Curvy Revolution fills the gap by representing size 16+ Australian Women

www.curvyrevolution.com.au

Janine Mison, plus-size ambassador, is leading the charge for realistic, identifiable models by launching Australia’s first agency representing size 16+ women, Curvy Revolution.

Janine is the founder of Real Women Have Curves in Melbourne (www.realwomen.com.au) a successful business specialising in styling, shopping and motivational experiences for women size 16+. She runs VIP Events, one-on-one consultations, styling advice, workshops and much more. She also consults to the industry and has established herself as an ambassador for Curvy Women of Australia.

Recently approached by Australian designer Joanne Crowe, to assist in launching her new plus-size label Curvaliscious, Janine and one of her models Alysha Renee Cole together with Joanne, featured in the first ever plus-size catwalk at Sydney’s Industry Event, Fashion Exposed. The Industry and buyer response from this expose was phenomenal and has resulted in the launch of Curvy Revolution.

Janine is passionate about filling a void in the market by representing realistic large figured models that women can really identify with. She is poised to break the mould and push the boundaries with the launch of Curvy Revolution.

With 2010 being hyped as the year of the Plus-Size Model – she’s right on target.

Expressions of interest are being sought from size 16+ women Australia wide for all areas of media including but not limited to photographic models, extras work, runway, product launces, website, promotions, commercials etc.

An Information Session is being held in Melbourne on the 10th April, 2010 and further information sessions will be scheduled in Sydney & Brisbane in the near future.

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