Isobella Jade Live

Model, author, entrepreneur Isobella Jade chats with Jessica Kleiman and Meryl Weinsaft Cooper, the ladies behind the savvy new book, "Be Your Own Best Publicist: How to Use PR Techniques to Get Noticed, Hired and Rewarded at Work." They will be discussing: how to prepare for your own success, how to best prepare before an interview, the importance of staying connected with those you want to build long term relationships with, and how to master face to face meetings and much more about striving to be all you are capable of being. http://beyourownbestpublicist.com/

Model, Author Isobella Jade has worked as a parts model over the years, putting her legs, hands, feet and body to use to work with campaigns and magazines. In this segment she shares some day in the life stories of working as a parts model and tips for how to start working as a parts model and the photos you need. In Isobella's book "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model," she shares many on the job experiences as a shorter than average model. She is also the author of Almost 5'4" and a graphic novel called Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior. www.isobelladreams.com

Model, author Isobella Jade shares that height isn't everything in modeling and the importance of not being defined by just height, especially as a shorter model. She shares insight and tips on how to get over height and inches and start focusing on your other assets which can help you book work as a model. During the month of February Isobella is hosting a contest with www.punkyourchucks.com and you can submit to win a pair of custom pumps or shoes, info on the contest is on her blog www.petitemodelingtips.com Isobella Jade is the author of her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" and her graphic novel "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior." Recently published is her collection of short stories called "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model," featuring modeling jobs she done with Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Marshalls, Easy Spirit and others. She is currently writing a YA novel series. Weekly her show shares tips and advice for models of all sizes and inspiration, as she shares the outsiders in to the modeling business.

Model, author, advocate Isobella Jade shares how modeling when you are shorter starts with belief and self-confidence and how an athlete mindset helped her own pursuits. She also answers questions from Facebook and emails on the day and the life of being a self-made model and how models of all ethnicties are in demand. Isobella Jade is the author of her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" (now also an eBook) and her fashion graphic novel "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior." Recently published is her collection of short stories called "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model," featuring modeling jobs she done with Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Marshalls, Easy Spirit and others, despite being one of the shortest models out there. She has worked as a print and parts model for many years and weekly her show shares tips and advice for models of all sizes and inspiration, as she shares the outsiders in to the modeling business. You can also find interviews with beauty brands such as LUSH, Origins, Wet n Wild, Styli-Style, along with chats with fitness expert Gunnar Peterson and Fashion and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit photographer Steve Erle, among others. Here, you will find the day in the life of striving to be who you want to be and do what you want to do. www.isobelladreams.com

Model, author, advocate Isobella Jade shares some useful tips on goal-setting as an aspiring model and how striving as a model involves having goals. Isobella Jade petite model and the author of her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" and her graphic novel "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior." Recently published is her collection of short stories called "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model," featuring modeling jobs she done with Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Marshalls, Easy Spirit and others. Weekly her show shares tips and advice for models of all sizes and inspiration, as she shares the outsiders in to the modeling business. You can also find interviews with beauty brands such as LUSH, Origins, Wet n Wild, Styli-Style, along with chats with fitness expert Gunnar Peterson and Fashion and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit photographer Steve Erle, among others. This segment like all of Isobella's shows are mention to inspire you and show you ways that YOU CAN.

Model, author, petite advocate Isobella Jade shares her forecast for the modeling world in 2011. And how now is the time for the every-type model. As the advertising world becomes more humanistic and relatable to the consumer, models are not just tall or hired base on measurements, models come in all shapes and sizes and you will be seeing more of all types in 2011. Especially Asians and Latina models. Isobella Jade is an author and one of the tiniest working models based in New York City. Her books so far include her modeling memoir Almost 5’4” and a graphic novel called Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior and Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model, which is a collection of short stories based on on-the-job experiences putting her pint-size self to use, an also includes modeling tips for short chicks. She is currently writing a fictional teen novel. You can find her at www.isobelladreams.com or on her blog www.Petitemodelingtips.com

Petite model, author Isobella Jade sums up 2010 and shares the importance of models knowing their assets. noticing your assets is about noticing what is marketable about you as a model when it comes to how certain traits or characteristics can be used towards marketing a product, representing the vibe of a brand, or a certain magazine editorial. Noticing your assets is about thinking about what you have that a brand, product or magazine might like, and thinking about how your look can translate into modeling for brands and products and magazines. The more you know about yourself and what your asset are the, better for you as a model and your modeling pursuits. Tune into this last segment of 2010 and Isobella shares her Happy New Year wishes. She recently started a writing series called The Beautiful Undead which you can find at http://www.thebeautifulundead.blogspot.com Also Isobella Jade is the author of three books, her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" which is about her early modeling pursuits in NYC and a graphic novel called Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior and a collection of short stories called Short Stuff: On the job with an x-small model. Her books can be found on Amazon.com and Bn.com and at her website www.isobelladreams.com

Model, author Isobella Jade chats about using everything but height to model and modeling jobs that have nothing to do with height that you can do no matter where you live. From fit modeling to showroom to print and commercials. She also answers questions from Facebook on: What happens at a casting and how much do models get paid? Her books include her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" and her graphic novel "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior." Recently published is her collection of short stories called "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model," featuring modeling jobs she done with Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Marshalls, Easy Spirit and others. You can find her books on BN.com and Amazon and on her website, daily she blogs about modeling, beauty and petite style at www.petitemodelingtips.com and recently Isobella has launched a weekly writing series called The Beautiful Undead vampires meet modeling and Isobella will chat about that as well. You can read TBU at http://www.thebeautifulundead.blogspot.com

Model author Isobella Jade shares her take on the fashion industry and petite's, being short and stylish and six things they don't share with you about modeling, working as a model and being a self-made model. Professional modeling for a shorter girl involves self-investment to start, a shorter girl can work with agencies but there are some important factors she should know, on this segment Isobella shares the day and in the life of being a self-made model and real meaning of working as a model these days. After this segment check out Isobella's books, her modeling memoir Almost 5'4", and her graphic novel called Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior, and Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model, which is collection of short stories based on modeling jobs with Marshalls, Macy's, Easy Spirit, Victoria's Secret, Bon Appetit magazine, TLC, and many others.

Model, author Isobella Jade chats about modeling and age. Modeling has no age requirement, ok, so you might not be on a runway but modeling is not just about the runway either. This week on Model Talk Radio, I will be chatting about how modeling these days is about noticing your assets and understanding the marketing side of working as a model. When you look at fashion magazines you might only see younger models, but modeling as a whole isn't just for girls or young adults, it is for all ages. This segment is based on a recent post on Isobella's blog http://www.petitemodelingtips.com/2010/11/modeling-has-no-age-requirement-older.html You can find more tips on marketing yourself and strive as a model, no matter your height daily at www.petitemodeingtips.com. Check out Isobella's books, her modeling memoir Almost 5'4", her graphic novel Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior, and latest book called Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model, on Amazon and BN.com

Author, Model Isobella Jade shares how "Modeling and being a model: it is about what you make it." This segment is about striving as a shorter model and the importance of knowing the opportunities out there, and striving for them. If you don't know what is out there for you, you may miss your chance. Many girls don't know about the opportunities out there, and therefore do not move forward with their pursuits. Enjoy this segment about: more you know, the better for self-marketing yourself as a model. check out Isobella's modeling memoir called Almost 5'4" (also it is an eBook!) and her graphic novel is called "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior," and her latest book is called "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model." You can find her books on BN.com and Amazon and wherever books are sold. Also, on her blog Isobella will be sharing Short&Stylish, featuring shorter girls who have great style. You can submit by emailing her your photo, where you live, your height and how you stay stylish despite your height and lack of mass retail for petite sizes to petitepride@yahoo.com. Also she features Petite of the Week often as well. If you have a question about modeling reach out to Isobella through her Facebook page or through her website: www.isobelladreams.com and daily you can find free modeling tips for girls of all sizes on her blog: http:/petitemodelingtips.com

Model, author Isobella Jade shares the getting started in print modeling basics in a smaller town. This segment is inspired by a recent Facebook message she received from a girl who lives in a smaller city and wants to start in print modeling but didn't know how to start. Isobella shares how a girl can build her modeling experience in a smaller city and anywhere she lives, which can lead to working with agencies, brands and magazines. You can find Isobella's books "Almost 5'4"", "Model Life: The Journey of a Pint-Size Fashion Warrior" and "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model" on BN.com and Amazon and on her website www.isobelladreams.com. Alsoon her blog Isobella shares Short&Stylish girls weekly, featuring shorter girls who have great style. You can submit by emailing her your photo, where you live, your height and how you stay stylish despite your height and lack of mass retail for petite sizes to petitepride@yahoo.com. Or if you have a question on modeling the best way to contact Isobella is through her Facebook or through her website: www.isobelladreams.com and her blog: www.petitemodelingtips.com

The director of entertainment promotions at Hearst Magazines stands just 4-foot-2. But she doesn’t have dwarfism. Nor is she a paraplegic. Lauren Ruotolo has McCune-Albright syndrome, and discusses it in her new book, "Unstoppable in Stilettos: A Girl's Guide to Living Tall in a Small World", with "Model Talk" host Isobella Jade. Lauren Ruotolo has spent most of her life seeing the world from a unique angle—upward facing, and she could have gone the wheelchair route, but that was never a path Lauren wanted to travel. Instead Lauren rocks really awesome stiletto heels. And as the author of Unstoppable in Stilettos: A Girl's Guide to Living Tall in a Small World, she brings hard-earned wisdom and inspiring life experiences to offer you a unique perspective that you can apply to your own life. Lauren is the director of entertainment promotions at Hearst Magazines in New York City, where she is responsible for developing strategic key partnerships with television and cable networks, music labels, and movie studios. Lauren joined Hearst Magazines from TV Guide magazine, where she was the director of consumer marketing and promotions and created the first-ever newsstand promotion in the United States with a CD on the cover. Ruotolo's first-person essay, 'Get Shorty,' was published in Marie Claire magazine in 2009 and was one of the most responded-to articles in the magazine's history. Ruotolo is on the advisory board of GlamourGals Foundation, Inc., Love Our Children USA, and is an active member in the New York chapter of Women in Communications. Visit Lauren on Facebook, follow her on Twitter (Laurenjaenyc), or log on to www.unstoppableinstilettos.com and www.laurenruotolo.com.

Petite model and author Isobella Jade reads from her new book called, Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model, which shares on-the-job stories from jobs with Macy's, Marshalls, Easy Spirit, Time Magazine, The Stacy London show and many others, and even leg modeling for Victoria's Secret. Short Stuff, is available now on Amazon and BN.com and in Barnes and Noble stores. Tips for models of all sizes are on her blog www.petitemodelingtips.com and you can find all her books on her website www.isobelladreams.com or on BN.com and Amazon.

Model and author Isobella Jade has been the tiniest model in NYC for many years, you know her modeling memoir Almost 5'4" and her graphic novel Model Life, and she publishes her third book. In this segment, Isobella will read from her new book, "Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model." Isobella shares her real day in the life adventures of being a model in this brand new collection of modeling stories from on-the-job experiences with Marshalls, Victoria's Secret, Macy's, Easy Spirit and other modeling jobs that took place after writing her memoir Almost 5'4". Short Stuff is also part “modeling tips for short chicks.” Isobella will be signing books and celebrating how girls of all sizes can work in the industry. If you are an aspiring model you can bring your photos and chat with Isobella about how short girls can use what they do have to get ahead and work in the industry. Or if you want to learn about how modeling is for more than just the tall giraffes, you will enjoy this event. All heights are welcome. Join model and author Isobella Jade for a book signing and party to celebrate models of all sizes and her new book: “Short Stuff: on the job with an x-small model” Thursday, October 14, 2010, 6:30pm-9pm. Gaslight Lounge, 400 W. 14th Street (on the corner of 14th Street and 9th Avenue.) Meatpacking District Subway: A,C,E, or L to 14th Street and 8th Avenue, then walk West to 9th Avenue.