We’re adventurous

We’re beautiful

We experiment

We learn new things

We’ll find the money

We’re specifically digital (and mostly mobile)

We’ll talk some trash (but we’re probably right)

Shore Thang modeling is an exclusive content production and talent management company from Southern California popularized by fast fashion try-on hauls and discovering new, international talent. Shore Thang is iconic, known particularly for swimwear and beachwear, as well as naturally curvy models.

Shore Thang models are managed by creative director Zachary Elliot. A Los Angeles native and world traveler, Zach is quick with a joke and an honest opinion.

Zach is currently leading a medium-sized team of digital pros to support a small, but growing handful of exceptional internet personalities.

No matter what content talent creates, customers always push for more risqué. So, as a company philosophy, we encourage our talent to set their own comfort limits.

If you’re insta-famous and still somehow broke, probably you should contact Shore Thang right now.

The term “shore thang” is a playful or colloquial way to describe a model who embodies the relaxed, confident, and stylish look associated with beach and shore environments. It emphasizes a natural, effortless aesthetic suited to coastal or casual fashion.

Beauty standards and preferences vary widely across different cultures and individuals, and there is no one-size-fits-all definition of what makes someone attractive. It’s a vibe, and you know it when you feel it.

A Shore Thang model is usually curvy, youngish, and uniquely hot. The fashion and modeling industries are starting to embrace a more diverse range of body types and appearances, largely due to the popularity of exclusive content and social media, and there is now greater representation of models with different body shapes, skin colors, and ethnic backgrounds.

At Shore Thang, we are first and foremost, tastemakers.

Media Mentions

 

Atlas Obscura,  BuzzFeed, Conversations of a Bleep Nature, Deus Ex Machina, Lonely Brand, Los Angeles Times, OverheardLA, New York Times, This Isn’t Happiness, Visual Poetry, and Yo! Venice.