It is common knowledge and an obvious example of sexual inequality that men get more than women for the same job. One industry in which the reverse true is modeling. The gender pay gap for male models and their female counterparts is gigantic. A well-known modeling agency has that male models are as much as 75 per cent less than female models. Elizabeth Rose from the UK's Premier Models said women could paid £40,000 ($52,000) for in a top fashion show, while men could only £10,000 ($13,000). Ms Rose said: "I it's the only industry where men get paid less than women. It's unfair for men, [but] I wouldn't it's female empowerment."
Rose says the situation is slowly and pay is better for men. She that advertisers are more willing to men's products as men are getting more into fashion. She said: "More and more, male models are used for grooming products. Men are a lot more care of themselves. Generally, in the 2000s, it's fine to take a long time doing your hair. It's fine [for men] to use moisturizer [and] make-up." One consolation for men that they are able to work as a model for longer than women. Rose said: "Men have a longer career path, definitely. The male models that the most are probably in their 30s." Female models to make their money in their twenties.
