Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeIndyStudent Phoebe a class act in model search

Student Phoebe a class act in model search

John Van Klaveren
JAN Juc’s Phoebe Clarke has enjoyed a meteoric entry into the modelling world after recently signing with a leading Melbourne agency and catching the judges’ eye in an Australia-wide model search.
Phoebe has been invited to attend a modelling roadshow for Girlfriend magazine in Melbourne next month after entering the publication’s 20th annual Rimmel Model Search.
“I didn’t expect such a response so soon,” Phoebe confessed.
“I only recently joined the FRM agency and got my photos done. I realise it’s an extremely competitive industry.”
Phoebe, who entered the model search competition with sister Serena, admitted a little sibling rivalry might be involved.
But her double university degree in architecture and construction management was Phoebe’s priority.
“I’ll see how it goes and what response there is from the fashion industry. I’m trying to be realistic about it,” she said.
“It’s important to have a good career – I know there aren’t hundreds of Elle McPhersons around the corner.”
Phoebe planned to juggle her modelling commitments with her six-year university studies.
“My main goal is to enjoy it, stay on track being healthy and fit and avoid the influence of having to be too skinny.
“It’s important to promote the need to be healthy. I think my healthy Australian beach look will bring me opportunities that other looks may not.”
Girlfriend editor Sarah Cornish said the model search looked for healthy, confident girls who wanted to make their dreams A reality.
“Phoebe has all the qualities we’re looking for: a great smile, a fantastic attitude and a healthy, natural Australian look,” Ms Cornish said.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Addressing the Growing Childcare Workforce Gap in Geelong

On any weekday morning in Geelong, kids are strapped into car seats, parents scramble for missing shoes and everyone rushes to drop their kids...
More News

Be Tru rally for justice

First Nations people and allies gathered on the corner of Geelong's Little Malop Street and Moorabool Street for the Be Tru Cry Justice Invasion...

Australia Day fun in Geelong

Community members gathered at Geelong's Steampacket Garden on 26 January for the Australia Day Family Day. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went along to the...

Lowther’s new role

A whirlwind few months and perfect timing led to Dan Lowther’s appointment as Werribee’s coach for the Victorian Football League season. After the departure of...

Wyndham, Geelong back Avalon plan

Geelong and Wyndham councils have announced their Avalon advocacy requests for the November state election. In conjunction with the Geelong Chamber of Commerce, Committee...

OAM honours for 11

Eleven people with significant connections to Greater Geelong were recognised with Australia Day honours on 26 January and received a Medal of the Order...

Route change for Surf Coast Classic

Surf Coast Classic women’s and men’s races will start in Torquay instead of Lorne due to bushfire activity and warm weather forecasts. The...

Paramedic concerns as temps rise

Paramedics are urging the community not to leave children, pets or older people unattended in vehicles as temperatures continue to soar following a warm...

Neighbourhood house reveals new program

The Ocean Grove Neighbourhood House is back in full swing, with organisers launching a new February program. Catering to community members of all ages, the...

A bigger than ever Festival of Sails

The nation’s ultimate sailing celebration returned for its 183rd year, as the Festival of Sails ventured into the Geelong waterfront from 24 to 26...

Anthony ready to defend title

Barwon Heads’ Jakara Anthony is aiming to be the first Australian to defend an Olympic title at the Olympic Winter Games in Milano...