Model Kate Dillon and Summer Rayne Oakes talk about body image and fashion.

As a complement to my interview of Cecilia, in her early 20s, just starting out, here is my interview of Jean-Philippe, in his late 40s, who has been a model for 15+ years.

"You know, I don't have the perfect body but I'm comfortable with it and that's a message I want to put out there, too, for all of these troubled teens and people that are struggling with coming out and body image issues."

I have always wondered about what it is like to be a model, is it as glamorous as I imagine? Do models really live on lettuce and vodka? Cecilia Singley's answers to my questions were quite enlightening...

We took five of the most badass media-making women we could find, and turned them into glamazons. We made a mockery of what media executives want.

It is so very important for a model to maintain his or her health. We work in a very physically demanding profession and what we bring to the table, besides our charm and charisma, is in fact our physique.

Self-absorbed, spoiled, jealous, mean, vapid: these are some of the words that are used to describe models. Now before you begin picketing outside my ...

It is my desire that young people have a reason to believe in themselves based on their own individual beauty from the inside out.