The Fashion Commission, with support from the Cultural Policy Lab at the Ministry of Culture, has launched the 'Guideline for Contracts and Agreements Between Fashion Models, Fashion Agents, and Fashion Designers,' a step aimed at enhancing professional practices in the fashion sector, supporting a clear and organized work environment for all parties working in the sector, and establishing professional work standards in line with the development of the fashion sector in the Kingdom.

The guide offers proposed model templates that regulate the professional relationship between fashion models and fashion agents.

The guide offers proposed model templates that regulate the professional relationship between fashion models, fashion agents, and fashion designers, contributing to raising awareness of contractual rights, duties, and responsibilities, and ensuring all parties understand the basic components of agreements, including working hours, professional requirements, mechanisms for protecting rights, age considerations, in addition to clauses related to the use of images and content, and mutual professional obligations between the parties.

The guide seeks to reduce challenges associated with unclear roles, responsibilities, or the absence of organized contractual frameworks, by providing a reference guide that helps build clear and balanced professional relationships, and enhances trust and cooperation among various entities and individuals working in the creative fashion ecosystem.