EDITORIAL: Rojam Wang & Emma Pei in Vogue China, June 2011

Models: Rojam Wang (??) & Emma Pei (IMG)
Editorial: Model Couples
Magazine: Vogue China, June 2011
Photographer: Giorgio Batu
Stylist: Yoyo Yao

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EDITORIAL: Zhao Lei in Vogue China, June 2011

Model: Zhao Lei (Wilhelmina)
Editorial: Beijing Romance
Magazine: Vogue China, June 2011
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Stylist: Nicoletta Santoro
Hair: Odile Gilbert
Makeup: Lucia Pica

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EDITORIAL: Liu Wen in Vogue China, June 2011

Model: Liu Wen (Marilyn)
Editorial: A Place In The Sun
Magazine: Vogue China, June 2011
Photographer: Hans Feurer
Stylist: Anne Christensen
Hair: Ward Stegerhoek
Makeup: Georgina Graham

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EDITORIAL: Shu Pei in Vogue China, June 2011

Model: Shu Pei (Next)

Editorial: Summer in the City
Magazine: Vogue China, June 2011
Photographer: Lachlan Bailey
Stylist: Mélanie Huynh
Hair: Shay Ashual
Makeup: Yadim
Manicure: Donna D

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ADVERTORIAL: Du Juan in Vogue China, May 2011 for H&M

Vogue China has been doing something different from other international Vogue issues for quite sometime now. It features advertorials -- advertising + editorial, which is like a catalog where only one designer or brand is worn/shown throughout the entire story.

This concept is nothing new, per se. It is merely an extension of what has been happening in fashion editorials for a long time now. A regular editorial spread may still showcase multiple designers in a story but the mix-and-match of items from different designers in one single look is becoming increasingly rare. Most advertisers 'encourage' magazines to dress the model in a designer's complete runway look from head to toe, except maybe for accessories unless the brands also have an accessories line to further complete the look.

When was the last time you saw an editorial where a Prada dress is paired with anything but Prada shoes and bags?

Model: Du Juan (IMG)
Advertorial: H&M
Magazine: Vogue China, May 2011
Photographer: Benny Horne
Stylist: Akari Endo-Gaut
Hair: Unknown
Makeup: Unknown

Source: Design Scene

EDITORIAL: Ming Xi in Vogue China, May 2011

Model: Ming Xi (Ford)
Editorial: Vintage Hairdo
Magazine: Vogue China, May 2011
Photographer: Daniel Jackson
Hair: Esther Langham

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EDITORIAL: Xiao Wen & Lili Ji in Vogue China, April 2011

For some reason, I am totally in love with this editorial but what it is, I don't know!
Is it the styling? Is it the photography? Is it the energy of the girls?
Simply awesome is all I can say.

Models: Xiao Wen (IMG) & Lili Ji (One Model)

Editorial: Long & Lean
Magazine: Vogue China, April 2011
Photographer: Terry Gates
Stylist: Guo Yi
Hair: Unknown
Makeup: Xu Quan??

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EDITORIAL: Liu Wen in Vogue China, May 2011

Model: Liu Wen (Marilyn)
Editorial: Wild is the Wind
Magazine: Vogue China, May 2011
Photographer: Mark Segal
Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Hair: Unknown
Makeup: Yumi Mori

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EDITORIAL: Ming Xi in Vogue China, April 2011

Models: Ming Xi (Ford) & Hanne Gaby Odiele (Ford)
Editorial: Asian Exposure
Magazine: Vogue China, April 2011
Photographer: David Slijper
Stylist: Ida Wang
Hair: Kevin Ryan
Makeup: Lisa Houghton

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EDITORIAL: Sun Fei Fei in Vogue China, March 2011

Model: Sun Fei Fei (Women)
Editorial: Color Kaleidoscope
Magazine: Vogue China, March 2011
Photographer: Raymond Meier
Stylist: Tiina Laakkonen
Makeup: Makky
Hair: Duffy
Casting Director: Jenny Friedberg
Manicurist: Jin Soon Choi
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EDITORIAL: Shu Pei in Vogue China, March 2011

Model: Shu Pei (Next)
Editorial: Colour Visionary
Magazine: Vogue China, March 2011
Photographer: Solve Sundsbo
Stylist: Marie Chaix
Hair: Shay Ashual
Makeup: Lisa Houghton
Manicure: Bernadette Thompson

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