alexia has been standing out but so far she hasn't gotten any offers.e runway, this event could turn things around. it's a moment her mother been trying to prepare herself for. >> how do you feel about seeing her in a swimsuit in front of these people? >> nervous. i look forward to seeing the runway fashion part but this is nerve wracking definitely. it feels strange. >> she's 15. >> she's 15. she's my baby so definitely strang strange. >> one by one, i watch models of all ages walk down the runway. but more than just agents are watching. parents, too, are seeing their child exposed on stage. a glimpse at what their future could become working in a business that trades on good looks and beautiful bodies to sell everything from clothes to cosmetics to cars. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> what was it like to walk on that runway with all these people watching? >> i did feel a little nervous and insecure. there were so many flashing lights and like oh my gosh, this is so intense but once i got on there, i was fine. >> that was a lot of skin that i just witnessed. i'm

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