Models Glossary Terms

• Ulster
  
  it is a extensive loose overcoat of Irish origin made of intense material, as frieze
  
  
• Undies
  
  it is an another word for underwear
  
  
• Unitard
  
  it is a close-fitting one-piece garment for the torso, legs, feet, and frequently the arms
  
  
• Upland cotton
  
  an extensively refined American cotton plant having short- to medium-staple fibers.
  
  
• Uplift
  
  a brassiere intended to hold the breasts up.
  
  
• Usages
  
  Models get paid for each different medium in which their photograph is used. These different mediums, or usages, may include: consumer magazines, trade magazines, product packaging, print ads, bus ads, subway ads, billboards, magazine covers, direct mail, magazine editorials, posters, catalogues, brochures, point-of-purchase (point-of-sale or p-o-p), annual reports, book covers, kiosk, duratrans (those big portable billboards that are towed around behind trucks), newspapers, etc. The model receives an additional fee for each usage the client buys. Usages also vary according to time and region. The longer the ad runs and the more markets in which it appears, all drive up the model's fee. The largest usage is the unlimited time usage, worldwide buyout. That means the client can plaster the photograph across every city in the world in every possible usage until the end of time.