GRAY EBERLEY
Fashion Model
GRAY Has Worked With
Zara · Purple Magazine · L'officiel Hommes
Work With GRAY For
- Zara
What a Typical Session Looks Like
Every mentor runs their sessions a little differently, but most conversations follow a structure like this.
First 10 minutes — Your current path
You'll talk about where you are in your modeling journey with building your portfolio, working with agencies, preparing for castings, or exploring brand collaborations.
Next 20 minutes — Portfolio & positioning feedback
Your mentor will review your portfolio, digitals, or social presence and share feedback on how you're presenting yourself to agencies and clients.
Next 20 minutes — Navigating the industry
Topics may include agency strategy, developing your look, building relationships with photographers, and understanding how castings and bookings work.
Last 10 minutes — Clarifying direction
You'll use the final part of the session to reflect on the discussion and clarify a few areas you may want to focus on next.
What You'll Walk Away With in Your First Session
- Clear feedback on how your portfolio reads in editorial and commercial markets
- Specific adjustments to strengthen your book for editors and clients
- Guidance on approaching castings and go-sees with confidence and professionalism
- Insight into how to adapt to different creative directions on set
- A focused plan to build steady, sustainable momentum in your career
Plus up to 5 follow-up messages after your session to keep the momentum going.
Biography
Gray Eberley is a New York based fashion model represented by Soul Artist Management with a strong editorial presence and professional experience across both commercial and high fashion platforms. He has been featured in respected fashion publications and has worked with established photographers and creative teams on multiple editorial projects.
Gray’s editorial work gives him insight into what it takes to perform in high concept fashion settings, how to collaborate with stylists and photographers, and how to adapt to different creative directions while maintaining professionalism. Alongside editorial, he has experience with brand campaigns and lookbook work, giving him a well‑rounded perspective on the industry.
As a mentor, Gray focuses on helping emerging talent understand professional expectations within both editorial and commercial contexts. He guides talent on preparing portfolios that resonate with editors and clients, approaching castings and go‑sees with confidence, and building a sustainable career path rather than pursuing short‑term visibility.
Gray’s mentorship combines real world experience with a clear understanding of how editorial and commercial opportunities intersect, making his guidance practical and directly applicable for models at all levels.
Featured Work
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