This back view pose is one of the most used in creating new collections. The static pose and the arms position allow for creative accents at the back. A backless dress, jeans or a swimsuit - all kinds of design look great on this classic figure template.

Often times when designing swimsuits and underwear designers don't need the whole fashion figure to show up. What matters is the scale of the details. This close up female figure is ideal for designing lingerie and swimwear collections. The classic front view pose will put focus on the idea instead of on the model's legs.

An interesting pose to show fashion designs with accents on the forearm area. Large cuffs, layers of bracelets, gloves and buttons. The neutral bottom part of the figure template allows for showing short to long skirts equally well. Flowy dresses with large scale prints look beautiful on this pose.

This figure template together with the Fashion Template 027 form a solid foundation of any fashion collection. The classic runway pose allows for large variety of clothes to be displayed at their best including formal dresses, wedding gowns and everyday outfits. Since it is a dynamic walking pose you will be able to show movement in the skirts while the bent arms will help you bring the attention to beautiful waist emphasis and interesting sleeves.

There is a pose that is always looking professional and beautiful in fashion sketches. It's the front view walking pose. This variation of the classic runway pose is with arms swinging around the body and one leg gracefully behind the other. You can use this template to draw any garments! Suits, skirts, dresses, swimsuits or outwear - you can't go wrong!

This fashion template is best for showcasing clothes that make women feel confident in their skin. Any type of streetwear would look nice as well as pant and skirts with high slits. If your design has interesting details at the forearm area this figure template will help your design shine!

This fashion figure is what you are looking for in case you design a collection with focus on pants. The pose shows the inside seam while maintaining the front view. It also highlights the pockets and the belt loops which is ideal for designing jeans. Shorts, leggings, jeans or pants - the choice is yours.