Noble Collective
Model and talent booking for brands, event producers and businesses in London
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Noble Collective
Noble Collective arranges model and talent bookings for fashion, commercial, fitting, presentation, catwalk, e-commerce, promotional, event, bridal and hair projects. It also organises photoshoots, fittings, fashion shows and presentations, and can source photographers, hair and makeup artists, and studios.
The company works with brands and event producers, providing talent for campaigns, photoshoots and events through direct bookings.
Noble Collective Ltd was founded in 2023 and is based in London. Its founder is a model, and the company says its work draws on more than 11 years of industry experience.
Product: Model and talent booking, event and photoshoot production, and sourcing of creative professionals and studios.
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