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n. A person who poses to display clothing, either on stage or in photographs.
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Fashion Model is a 1945 comedy mystery film directed by William Beaudine, starring Robert Lowery, Marjorie Weaver, and Tim Ryan, and written by Victor Hammond and Tim Ryan.
The film is considered to be the third in a series of Beaudine films featuring Marjorie Weaver as a female detective after Detective Kitty O'Day (1944) and Adventures of Kitty O'Day (1944).
Usage examples of "fashion model".
Besides, she loved an alto sax, a certain Papi, a mangy horror, he seemed to me, but she only had eyes for him, as he bleated lasciviously, because the saxophone, when it isn't Ornette Coleman's and it's part of a band-and played by the horrendous Papi-is a goatish, guttural instrument, with the voice of, say, a fashion model who's taken to drink and turning tricks.
Described as forty-three with the figure of a Vogue fashion model.
Even in uniform Kay Summersby looked like the fashion model she had been before the war: tall, lissome, with a seductive high-cheekboned face and big eyes that glinted selfassurance.
Like men meeting a fashion model, they trained their eyes away from my body and pretended to be interested in me as a person.
She had the high cheekbones and full, sculptured lips of a fashion model.
From what he could tell about her in her curled position, she had a fashion model's figure Her bared arms looked muscular for a woman.
The demeanour of the fashion model proclaimed that she could do what she liked with you.
She had been a high-fashion model who had once been Raphael Tomkin's mistress.
He immediately depleted them on a ninety-one-pound fashion model, who later abandoned him at a five-star hotel in Morocco.