Everyone Is a Supermodel

A woman's - or man's - total package isn't only about what you look like. Keli Lenfield learned this lesson firsthand when her Paris modeling agent placed her on an unhealthy diet of orange juice and water.

Since then, she has fought to make “diet” a naughty word in her vocabulary and yours.

“For whatever reason, we all have something about ourselves we don't like. I figure this is one of the cons of being part of the human race,” she writes in her first book, Everyone Is a Supermodel: Secrets for Any Career Based on My Modelling Experiences. “How we were born gets painted, prodded, wax, buffed and injected to either look like someone else or believe we will be happier when we look in the mirror.”

But there is more to making it in life than a body confidence pep talk. You need to impress a potential boss, prepare a positive social media image, craft an impeccable resume, and nail a job interview. Invited to an impromptu event where you'll network further? You need to be ready for that, too. Readers can count on additional advice from successful industry professionals, such as Marie Claire Australia's national advertising manager Anne-Marie Clarke, popular turntable goddess DJ Dakota, and London-based PR executive Nicole Crowley.