Trans modelling jobs

Fashion and commercial work for trans models

If you want catwalk, editorial or advertising work, apply to agencies directly through the form on each agency's website, with plain, unedited snapshots. Whether an agency signs you is its decision, and we cannot speak for any of them. What applies to all of them is the fee rule: GOV.UK says an agency cannot charge any upfront fees for finding work for photographic and fashion models. Anyone asking for money to "represent" you is not doing what an agency does.

The work on our board

Castings on Climaxx Media are posted by independent producers, photographers and content creators. They cover glamour and lingerie shoots, nude and art nude photography, and filmed adult work, and each casting says who it is for, with some open to any gender. You apply to the ones that suit you. We will not promise how many there will be, or that any of them will book you.

Your comfort level decides what reaches you. It starts at lingerie and glamour only, and modelling levels explained describes each step above that. Stills work booked on the platform typically pays £100 to several hundred pounds per shoot, depending on level and usage. The fee is written on the casting and agreed before you confirm, and we take no commission. See how much models get paid in the UK for the sources.

How joining works for trans women

Choose Trans Female as your gender when you register. Using it means the people who contact you know who they are writing to. You can start with a free account. To apply for castings you need a paid plan: Pro is £7.99 a month, and everything each plan includes is set out on the performer pricing page. We would sooner you knew that before you sign up than found out at the first casting you wanted.

Then comes the check everyone goes through. You upload a current passport or photo driving licence, a selfie of you holding it, and a few recent photos, all inside your account. A person reviews them. Your profile is not shown to hirers until that check is passed. The verification photos guide covers lighting, glare and the other things that get an upload sent back.

Your name, your ID and who sees what

Your profile carries a stage name. The legal name on your account is there for the ID check and has to match your document, even if it is not the name you use. It stays off your profile. Your ID is seen by our reviewer and is never shown to producers or creators. You will never be asked to send ID or photos by email. A public profile page is optional and only exists if you switch it on yourself after your ID is approved. The trust page explains what we store and for how long.

Staying safe

Trans models get the same fake castings as everyone else. Avoid any "producer" who wants you to pay to film or to join a list. Do not send ID or nude photos over email or a chat app. Be careful with offers that are vague about whether the job is a shoot at all: we cast for photography and filmed production only, and a message suggesting anything else breaks our rules and should be reported. Get the level, location, date and fee in writing first. There is more on your safety.

We are also not a route to a visa. Climaxx Media is a marketplace, not an employer, and does not sponsor visas or write invitation letters for anyone.

Related pages: lingerie modelling jobs, alternative modelling jobs, models wanted and how to become a model in the UK.