For a designer or fashion house booking a model for a live runway show — covers fitting schedules, walk order, compensation, travel, and backstage requirements.
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This contract is built for booking a model to walk in a fashion show or runway presentation, and for the designers and producers who book them. It sets the fee, the call and show times, fittings, photo and video usage, exclusivity around the show, and cancellation terms.
It helps to have these details on hand before you create your contract:
Parties and recitals
Identifies the model and designer and the show being presented.
Engagement and services
Covers fittings, call times, the runway walk, exclusivity, and backstage conduct.
Compensation
Sets the model fee, additional fittings, travel, and cancellation terms.
Image and usage rights
Covers recording, editorial and press use, advertising use, and portfolio use.
Working conditions and safety
Sets the designer's obligations, a harassment-free environment, and indemnification.
Term
Sets how long the agreement lasts and how either side can end it for breach.
Disputes and general provisions
Covers standard terms such as notices, how disputes are handled, and signatures.
These are common issues to watch for in any runway show agreement: