Du Juan in Editorial for (Singapore) NuYou, September 2010

Model: Du Juan (IMG)
Editorial: Sounds of Silence
Magazine: (Singapore) NuYou, September 2010
Photographer: Wee Khim
Stylist: Johnny Khoo
Makeup: Peter Khor
Hair: Ryan Yap

Liu Wen Magazine Cover for L'Officiel Singapore, May 2010

Model: Liu Wen (Marilyn)
Magazine Cover: L'Officiel Singapore, May 2010
Photographer: Wee Khim

Source: tentalicous @ tfs

Wang Xiao Magazine Cover for (Singapore) Harper's Bazaar, September 2009

Wang Xiao walked on a few shows at the recent New York Fashion Week and has been consistently working in Asia. Here are her latest magazine covers from Singapore.

Model: Wang Xiao (Wilhelmina)
Magazine: (Singapore) Her World, September 2009
Photographer: Wee Khim
Stylist: Johnny Khoo
Hair: David Gan
Makeup: Cindy Goh

Model: Wang Xiao (Wilhelmina)
Magazine: (Singapore) Harper's Bazaar, October 2009
Photographer: GT Gan
Stylist: Kenneth Goh
Makeup: Cindy Goh

Source: sina.com

Gwen Lu Editorial for (Singapore) NuYou Magazine, March 2009

Model: Gwen Lu (Elite) & Abby (Mannequin)
Editorial: Elements of Style
Magazine: (Singapore) NuYou, March 2009
Photographer: Wee Khim
Stylist: Johnny Khoo
Hair: Junie Tan
Makeup: Peter Khor

Source: Cindy Ow from Singapore

Zhang Xu Chao Editorial for (Singapore) Citta Bella, June 2008

I think Zhang Xu Chao is one of the most beautiful Chinese models out there -- check out her beauty shots from an earlier post on here. I was totally blown away by those photos when I first saw them 6 months ago. Then I saw this set from Singapore's Citta Bella, June 2008 and I was blown away. again. I sincerely hope she gets more international exposure and get to do more editorials and runway shows.

Model: Zhang Xu Chao (Esee China)
Editorial: Sexy Babe
Magazine: (Singapore) Citta Bella, June 2008
Photographer: Wee Khim
Stylist: Johnny Khoo
Makeup: Clarence Lee
Hair: Dexter Ng

Source: Cindy Ow from Singapore

Emma Pei Editorial for (Singapore) Her World

Model: Emma Pei
Editorial: Unknown
Magazine: (Singapore) Her World, Unknown Issue
Photographer: Wee Khim
Stylist: Johnny Khoo

Source: Cindy Ow

Xiaoyi Dai Editorial for Singapore Style Magazine, September 2008

Chinese model, Xiaoyi Dai had languished at her first US agency for years without much notice or support. Then something miraculous happened -- Elite Models took her in and placed her under their capable Development Division (for new models). Within weeks, Xiaoyi Dai was walking the runways at New York Fashion Week (10 shows). Hopefully, she will gain further exposure and work under the guidance of Elite Models.

The success of a new model in this industry depends equally on the agency's support, her work ethics and a good deal of luck. Some models don't get the representation they deserved while others get homesick very quickly and leave New York after only a few months of casting calls. The few lucky ones get snapped up by big name photographers immediately and become the next big thing overnight.

The editorial below is from Singapore's top fashion magazine, Style Magazine (Sept 2008 issue). The photos are simply spectacular. The styling is totally avant-garde, and the hair and makeup are superb. You know they spent a lot of time and money on this shoot when you count the number of different hair and makeup changes in this editorial alone.

Model: Xiaoyi Dai

Editorial: Mega Structures

Magazine: Singapore Style Magazine, September 2008

Photographer: Wee Khim

Stylist: Johnny Khoo

Makeup: Elaine Lim

Hair: Junie Tan

Source: voguite.blogspot.com via tFs