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A Look inside Kim Strother's Model Portfolio
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Fashion & Modeling
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Jan 14
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Trim and Muscular Model Finds Her Perfect Career
When you hear the phrase “fashion model,” Kim Strother may not be the image that comes to mind. Kim is certainly thin and beautiful, but she’s not one of the bone-thin little waifs that seem to float down the runway. Why you ask? That's because Kim is not only trim, but she’s got muscle, too.
Kim is primarily a fitness model, and her modeling portfolio features more fashion designers in the sportswear world than in high fashion. That doesn’t bother Kim. She loves to work out and she’s got the sculpted body to prove it. She’s versatile enough to do well as a traditional fashion model, but it’s clear that Kim is more comfortable in a bikini or workout gear than a bridal gown or a peasant skirt.
Kim’s portfolio shows some of the lesser-known joys of fashion photography. While fashion shoots use the model to show off the clothes, fitness fashion shows off the body, and the photos follow this logic. Kim’s muscular planes offer a photographer ample opportunity to celebrate the human form, capturing the ripples of light and shadow over muscles and the glow of healthy skin in the sun. This sportier category of fashion photography is also ideal for staging action shots. Some of Kim’s best photos showcase her gymnastic skills: Kim in midair doing a back handspring, and Kim leaping nimbly over a fellow fashion model are two of the best moments captured in this somewhat unusual modeling portfolio.
If you are interested in modeling, remember that even fashion models aren’t one-size-fits-all. If you have a more muscular build and enjoy physical activity, you may have a great career ahead of you as a fitness model. Kim certainly looks like she’s having a fabulous time.
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