How To Become a Glamour Model

Being a glamour model has changed significantly over the years. There was a time when the best chance you had of seeing a naked babe was having sly looks at Page 3 girls in The Sun like Linda Lusardi and Samantha Fox.

But how things have changed! You don't have to turn to Page 3 of a tabloid newspaper to find a sexy glamour model. Theses girls are very much front page news and in-demand.
So much so that you now have magazines dedicated to glamour models. It started in the 1990s with Loaded and FHM and has continued in the new millennium with Zoo, Nuts and Bizarre. Gossip mags such as Heat and OK follow every move they make, and our fascination of the pin-up shows no signs of abating.

They really are now part of our everyday lives - Who has been able to escape news of Jordan's separation from husband Peter Andre? Who hasn't seen Big Brother glamour babe Sophie Reade and her 30GG boobs splashed in a magazine or a tabloid paper?

You get the picture - we love glamour models! And there' more girls than ever wishing to follow in the footsteps of Keeley Hazell, Alex Sim-Wise and Kayleigh Pearson and become the next big pin-up.

But if you've decided the celebrity lifestyle is the thing for you and you want to be a glamour model - what do you do next?
The internet has revolutionised just about everything in our lives, and glamour modelling hasn't been left out.

There's an untold number of sites that out there but perhaps only one which has actually delivered results and set girls on the path to stardom.

CandyCrib.com is a user-generated site where aspiring models upload their images, which are viewed and discussed by members (both male and female). To date it has nearly 6,000 famous and aspiring glamour models and between them they have uploaded more than 76,000 images and close to 2,000 videos.
The site works with the industry's biggest names to unearth the latest glamour talents. Agencies such as Samantha Bond and IMM regularly view CandyCrib and, after spotting topless or naked girls, go through the site to contact models they think have the potential to be a star.
As well as this, CandyCrib models regularly go on to in Nuts and Zoo magazines after appearing first on the site. For instance Lauren (pictured) was listed in Zoo's Best Boobs feature and was a runner-up in The Sun's Page 3 Idol, while another favourite Becki has been tipped for glamour girl stardom by Zoo and .
And last year 16 models (including Becki and Lauren) starred in the 2009 CandyCrib calendar, shot by top glamour model photographer James Rudland.
The site is also currently running a Miss Candy Crib 2009 competition which will see one lucky model win £1,000 and appear in their own 2010 calendar. The 12 runners-up will all take part in a separate 2010 calendar.

CandyCrib works because it allows interaction between the model and members. Once they have signed up for free, guys can comment on the content and send messages to models. There is also a blog page which helps create the friendly community feel on CandyCrib.
And a new feature launched last year called CandyCrib VIP allows models to earn money from their photographs and videos.

I've scoured the web trying to find a better site for an up-and-coming glamour model and I can't find one. CandyCrib is fun and friendly, the users are welcoming and there's no better place to be seen if you want to be noticed as a glamour model.

Things have moved on since the early days of Page 3. But one thing remains the same and seems unlikely to change - our obsession with glamour models.
If you've got what it takes, and you want to have a bit of fun along the way, take your next step to glamour model stardom by signing up to CandyCrib now.