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Showing posts with label Model: Liu Wen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Model: Liu Wen. Show all posts
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Constance Jablonski & Liu Wen: Gender Bender
Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2011 Campaign
Ph. Steven Klein // Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Boys will be boys and girls will be girls, but in Dolce & Gabbana's latest campaign, shot in Brooklyn, the gender divide is murky at best. Androgyny is a dominating force in each photo, and when combined with the free-form, hectic design of the backdrops, the prestige brand presents a expressive message of freedom & individuality to the public. Whether you feel like donning a glittery green dress like Constance or a tomboy suit-vest combo like Liu Wen for the day, this collection probably has the right pieces for you!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Liu Wen: Afternoon Tea
Monday, May 16, 2011
Liu Wen: V-ery Iconic
This image of Liu Wen is an absolute page-stopper in the latest V Magazine, an issue dedicated to Asian fashion & culture. As Asia's top Supermodel, Liu Wen continues to pave the way for others pursuing similar dreams, and the photo above is the simplest explanation as to why she has made such an impact throughout the industry and beyond. We are V-ery proud, to say the least.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Liu Wen: Pioneer, Oh Pioneer
London Telegraph Magazine // April 30th, 2011
Text by Tamsin Blanchard // Photo by Andreas Laszlo Konrath
Text by Tamsin Blanchard // Photo by Andreas Laszlo Konrath
Special thanks to Select Model Management
Met Costume Institute Gala 2011: Savage Beauty
Naomi Campbell in Alexander McQueen
Brooklyn Decker in custom Michael Kors
Margherita Missoni (With Joy Bryant) in Missoni
Constance Jablonski & Liu Wen (With John Dempsey) in Alexander McQueen
In honor of the late Alexander McQueen and his glorious collections, the 2011 Costume Institute Gala was once again focused on spectacular fashion and the beautiful people who know how to work every kind of look. Five of our represented talents had the honor of attending the event, and they all shone on the red carpet in their own unique ways. Naomi's dress was one of the most adventurous of the night, serving as a reflection of her daring personality and Supermodel status. Meanwhile, Brooklyn captured all attention in her one-of-a-kind, hot pink ensemble designed specifically for her by the great Michael Kors. The gorgeous Margherita represented her family label perfectly, donning a stunning but not overstated pastel look that was quintessentially Missoni. Lastly, Estee Lauder beauties Constance and Liu Wen were the duo of the night, complementing each other flawlessly in their respective black widow-esque / floral, flowy McQueen dresses. On a night where the best of the fashion industry attempt to make statements and headlines, we are thrilled to see such diversity and style coming from our Marilyn ladies. Now we anticipate next year with even greater vigor!
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Liu Wen: Into the West
"Wild is the Wind"
Vogue China // May 2011
Ph. Mark Segal // Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Vogue China // May 2011
Ph. Mark Segal // Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Images courtesy of Fashion Gone Rogue
In the quintessential "East Meets West" story, Liu Wen morphs into a 21st century Annie Oakley, donning hats and frills that embody the best of cowgirl fashion. The desert backdrop and perfectly-captured shadows provide an ambiance that seems to propel you into the scorching heat of Santa Fe while you are flipping through the magazine. Duelists beware: you definitely don't want to mess with this intense gal 'n her birds.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Runway to Green: Fashion for a Cause
Last night, the Runway to Green 2011 auction event took place at Christie's here in New York City, and several of our top models participated in order to show their own support for environmental awareness. As an attendee, Arlenis Sosa was dazzling everyone on the green carpet in her Callula Lillibelle dress/jacket, Brachfeld Parlaghy clutch, & T.Cyia earrings, while Constance Jablonski (Seen in the photo above with Thakoon Panichgul), show-closer Lindsey Wixson, and Liu Wen all walked the nature-inspired runway in top designer looks. The Bid to Save the Earth was a great success - raising $1.2 million - but even beyond the auction, may we all do our part to help sustain our beautiful planet!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Constance Jablonski & Liu Wen: Belleza
"Hoy Es La Noche"
Vogue Spain // April 2011
Vogue Spain // April 2011
Ph. Gonzalo Machado // Stylist: Sara Fernandez
With the skyline of Madrid as their backdrop, Constance and Liu Wen's journey to Spain back in January is romantically documented in this special feature. Ever since becoming spokesmodels for Estee Lauder, the girls' collected air travel miles have increased exponentially. Who can deny the opportunity to go to such splendid locales?
Friday, March 18, 2011
Constance Jablonski & Liu Wen: Beauty is Diverse
Ph. Craig McDean
"Every woman can be beautiful." --- Estée Lauder
On Wednesday, Estée Lauder invited beauty editors from all over the world to attend its special press event, in which it promoted new products and new campaigns for the brand. As two of EL's prominent spokesmodels, Constance and Liu Wen were in tow, greeting guests and giving interviews throughout the day as well as attending a special dinner at the Standard Hotel afterward. It was an unprecedented, inspiring celebration of women, and it reminds us all that the beauty and strength of the female population is truly what makes the world go around.
Constance wears a Lanvin dress, Christian Louboutin shoes, and a Daniel Espinosa necklace
Liu Wen wears a Kaufman Franco dress, Louboutin shoes, and Deanna Hamro earrings
Liu Wen wears a Kaufman Franco dress, Louboutin shoes, and Deanna Hamro earrings
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Liu Wen: Black, White, & Red All Over
Numero China // March 2011 Issue #6
(Cover + Select Images from Editorial)
(Cover + Select Images from Editorial)
Ph. Kai Z Feng
Liu Wen rocks the eyebrow-less look in Numero China's latest offering, in which most photos contain a burst of crimson red. Even with the alien-esque hair and makeup, Liu Wen still manages to connect with the readers and help us envision ourselves in those very same looks. Now that is a true model.
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