Translation guide
A female representative or symbol used to promote a cause, product, or group, often appearing in posters or promotional materials.
A woman or girl whose image is used to advertise or represent something, often on posters.
Commonly used for a female model or celebrity who represents a brand, product, or event in promotional materials.
She was chosen as the poster girl for the new car.
A woman who publicly represents or symbolizes a movement, organization, or idea.
Directly translating 'poster girl' as ポスターの女の子 sounds unnatural and is not used. Use the appropriate Japanese terms depending on context.
Specifically a girl hired to promote products or services in campaigns, often at events or in advertisements.
Campaign girls were handing out the newly launched beer.
Direct loanword from English, but less common than イメージガール. Used in specific contexts like movie or event posters.
She became famous as the poster girl for the film festival.
She is the poster girl for the environmental movement.
Literally 'face', used metaphorically to mean the public face or representative of something.
She works as the poster girl for that charity.