What posture should I pose for the catwalk?

I believe many friends have seen the model contest. When you are fascinated by them, have you ever noticed what the models do in the few minutes of the catwalk? How long have they practiced these movements, and what are the details of each movement? Let me give you a general introduction first:

The first common action: akimbo. I think what most friends can notice when watching the game is their hips. That's right. This action is cool and elegant, haha. Do you know what rules they follow in this operation? Although this action is a regular action of the model, it is by no means arbitrary. In order to show clothing, the most important thing is to show the characteristics of clothing. Not for akimbo.

The second common action: eyes: people should look at their eyes, which are the psychological windows. Most people's verve can be seen through their eyes, and the requirements for models are even higher, because it should reflect the model's aura. For ordinary models who don't grasp the essence of eye expression, they are required to look straight at the last row of seats.

The third common action: hand movements: when photographers are on the catwalk, most of them are taking pictures, and hand movements are related to the quality of a model.

The fourth common action: foot action: leg action determines the center of gravity and balance of the body. If the leg movements are not done well, the whole body will appear unnatural and temperamental.

Finally, talk about some actions that models often see on the runway, and take off their coats. Do you think this action is so handsome and elegant? Of course, taking off your coat is the climax that triggers the aura of the model. If the model moves naturally and smoothly, the hand should hold the collar of the clothes and the coat should be inward.

Having said that, as you know, it is not easy for models from modeling companies to walk on the runway. The scenery on each runway is infinite, and great efforts and details are needed behind it.