An efficient and realistic way to meet models is to break into the fashion scene or get into different circles who have models in them. If you can, make friends with models first, don't try to build attraction with them.

Giving enough value to them will allow you to network in their circles. Models usually know other models, so you can probably get them to introduce you to their model friends. You can also give value to those in the fashion industry, such as people who provide the clothing and makeup for models. They probably have built rapport with certain models and can hook you up, provided you've shown enough value.

Try to get yourself invited to events through these people. Plenty of ways to continue networking in different events where models and other people in fashion industry are heavily present. Note, the process of meeting models does take a certain degree of work and time, but is very beneficial. As having several model friends and having connections in the fashion industry are very rewarding.

Also, if you don't feel like putting in the work, you could cold approach models in clubs. (These wont be the catwalk types). Not as rewarding as networking, but if your end goal is to simply to bang a random model, then you can try.

This next part is an excerpt from Greg Greenway, I highly advice you to check his work on social circle training. It's some of the best material out there on this topic

Glamour models go to clubs, they're pretty easy to run into.

Catwalk and print models rarely do. With 4am shoots and alcohol being very bad for their skin/health etc a lot of models don't go clubbing that often. Not to flog a dead horse, but you need to be part of the social circles they move in.

If you are in London: Go to the British Fashion Council's website and look through their calendar. They have info on events and a lot of them are free.

Google "fashion show PR" and "fashion pr agencies", get yourself on their mailing lists. They will send you invites and instructions for attending fashion shows.

In your emails, just show an interest and knowledge of fashion so it looks like you at least know what you're talking about

~ 'Uncle B' aka 'Greg Greenway'