Fit Model

B1 16+

Pronunciation: /fɪt ˈmɒdəl/

Definitions of fit model

noun Fit models are often employed by designers and brands to ensure that their clothing fits well on a variety of body types.

Example Sentences

A1 A fit model is someone who wears clothes to show how they look on a person.

A2 The fit model tried on several different sizes of jeans to see which one fit best.

B1 The fashion designer hired a fit model to showcase the new collection during the runway show.

B2 The fit model's measurements were carefully taken to ensure the garments would fit perfectly.

C1 The fit model's contract included clauses about maintaining a certain body weight and measurements.

C2 The fit model's professionalism and ability to showcase clothing in a flattering way made her a sought-after model in the industry.

Examples of fit model in a Sentence

formal The fashion designer hired a fit model to showcase her latest collection.

informal Hey, have you seen the fit model in the new ad campaign?

slang That fit model is totally killing it on the runway!

figurative In order to succeed, we need to find a fit model that aligns with our brand values.

Grammatical Forms of fit model

past tense

fitted

plural

fit models

comparative

more fit

superlative

most fit

present tense

fit model

future tense

will fit model

perfect tense

have fit model

continuous tense

is fitting model

singular

fit model

positive degree

fit model

infinitive

to fit model

gerund

fitting model

participle

fitted model

Origin and Evolution of fit model

First Known Use: 1950 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'fit model' originated in the fashion industry to describe a model used by designers to check the fit and appearance of clothing during the design process.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of fashion design, the term 'fit model' has evolved to encompass a wider range of industries such as fitness and technology, where the term is used to describe a model that fits a specific criteria or requirement.