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GetModel Directory
Celebrity & Talent Modeling Agencies
3 agencies listing Celebrity as a specialty — cities, rosters and official submission contacts.
- agencies
- 3
- Cities
- 4
- Countries
- 3
- Oldest since
- 1967
3 agencies in the GetModel directory list Celebrity as a specialty. Celebrity and talent divisions represent people whose audience is part of the booking: actors, athletes, musicians and creators, negotiating campaigns and appearances rather than day rates.
The largest celebrity rosters are Wilhelmina Models, The Society Management and Star System Agency. The grid below is ordered by roster size; each card opens the agency profile with its city offices, founding year, full specialty list and official submission contacts.
Agencies usually run several divisions at once, so a board listed here may also cover other work — open the profile to see the full list. Browse the whole directory on the agencies hub, or read How to Choose a Modeling Agency before you sign anything.
3 agencies
Wilhelmina Models
London · est. 1967 · 380+New York, Los Angeles, Miami380+ models
CommercialFitnessInfluencer
Wilhelmina Models was founded by Dutch supermodel Wilhelmina Cooper and has grown into one of the largest and most diversified talent management companies in the world. The…
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The Society Management
New York · est. 2013 · 280+New York280+ models
EditorialCampaignLuxury Brands
The Society Management was founded in New York by Chris Gay and is one of the newer agencies to achieve elite status in the industry. Despite its relatively recent founding, the…
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Star System Agency
Moscow · est. 2001 · 120+Moscow120+ models
CommercialFashionCelebrity
Star System Agency is a modeling agency based in Moscow, Russia, and is associated in directories with the international Starsystem scouting network. Public listings describe it…
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How to choose an agency
No fees to sign
A real agency is paid a commission on the work it books. Registration fees, compulsory paid courses and a mandatory in-house photographer are the standard warning signs.
Look at the board, not the promise
Open the agency's own site and see who it actually represents and which clients those models shoot for. A board full of recent work is worth more than any pitch.
Match the market
High fashion, commercial, curve and talent boards want different things. A mother agency in your city that places you abroad often beats a distant big name.
How to submit
- 1
Shoot digitals
Front, side and back plus a close-up. No makeup, no retouching, hair down, plain wall, natural light.
Photographers for the tests that come after → - 2
Write down your stats
Height, bust or chest, waist, hips, shoe size, hair and eye colour, your city and your age.
- 3
Use the agency's own form
Every profile here links the official site and social accounts. Submit through the agency's new-faces form or attend an open call — and never pay to apply.
Last updated: September 15, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- What is a celebrity modeling agency?
- Celebrity and talent divisions represent people whose audience is part of the booking: actors, athletes, musicians and creators, negotiating campaigns and appearances rather than day rates. An agency appears on this page because Celebrity is one of the specialties it states in our directory — 3 agencies do.
- How do I get signed by a celebrity agency?
- Submit digitals — unretouched full-length, waist-up and face shots with no makeup — plus your measurements, through the agency's own form or open call; every agency here is listed with its website. These boards sign an existing platform or career and handle brand deals, endorsements and appearance contracts around it.
- Do celebrity agencies charge models a fee?
- No legitimate agency charges for representation, whatever its specialty: it takes a commission on the jobs it books, usually around 20%. A demand to pay up front for a portfolio, a "registration" or training is the standard scam pattern, and it is just as common around celebrity work as anywhere else.