*The professional license system will be introduced for ``Men's Jeans Model'' from 2025.
The winners of each class (those who are worthy of a professional license) will be issued a WFF PRO license.
■Men's Demim Jeans Model
[Eligibility to participate]
Amateur matches: Anyone can participate.
Novice competition: Only for experienced beginners or those not ranked in the top three.
Junior Class: Limited to those aged 16-24.
Professional matches: WFF PRO license qualification is required. (From 2025, this will be a category where PRO licenses can be awarded.)
[Judging Criteria]
The contestants will be judged on masculine style, photogenic appearance and presence, personality, style and confident facial expression.
You want a body that is representative of a healthy lifestyle - a well-proportioned, toned and beautiful physique.
Also, compared to the sports model division, this division requires a smaller muscle mass, making it suitable for beginners.
[Dress Code]
Shirtless
Denim long pants (any brand or manufacturer)
Shoes that go well with your favorite denim. Or bare feet are okay.
[Examination method]
Free pose
Within 40 seconds (may be shortened to 30 seconds depending on the number of participants)
Comparative judging: The participants will perform poses in the following order according to the calls: front pose, side pose, back pose, front pose.
MEN'S DENIM JEANS MODEL
[Judging standards]
Judging is conducted based on the masculine style, photogenic and presence, as well as individual appearance, style and confident expressions.
The physical characteristics that symbolize healthy life style is essential for this category (balanced and toned beautiful physique).
Mass, breadth and abdominal circumference of participants are required to be smaller than those of athletes in the Sport Model category.
[Dress code]
・Long denim pants (brands and makes are irrelevant)
・Barefoot and bare upper body
[Judging method]
Free posing
Up to 40 seconds (this may be reduced to 30 seconds, depending on the number of participants)
・Comparative judging: Front and back poses