Liu Wen Leads All Asian Women'S Models To Enter The World'S Top T Stage.

2011/3/8 9:55:00 100

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Liu Wen

There may not be any star charisma of the world's supermodels, but she leads a group of Asian women's models.

Top T of the world

And enter the world rankings.

Experts say foreign brands want to attract consumers in Asia, especially China, so it is natural to choose their most familiar faces.

The prevalence of Asian winds also reflects the globalization of the industry.

ShaunRein, manager of China market research group, based in Shanghai, said, "foreign companies who are proficient in quotations are using Asian models to enter the Chinese market, hoping to give consumers a sense of intimacy, which can also inspire people to dress up."

Liu Wen, 23, became the first Asian spokesperson for Estee Lauder brand last year. Her T schedule has been full since its entry in 2008.

In 2010, she performed for the American underwear brand Victoria sSecret for second years in a row. This is also the first person in China's supermodel.

Qin Shupei, 21, is the spokeswoman for Mabel cosmetics. She also has posters for Gap brands.

DanicaMagpantay from Philippines was named the world's supermodel by the famous Ford model company in the past January. She then entered the New York fashion week T stage last month.

It is not just Asian women who appeal to fashion in the fashion world.

In January, Taiwan Canadian actor Gao Yixiang was named Louis Weedon's first Asian spokesperson.

ShaunRein says, "elephant."

Louis Vuitton

Such a brand, the Chinese market accounts for an important part of their global income, so it's also important to use Asian models.

The chief executive of French fashion company Chloe said in Shanghai last week that brands would use Asian models, but only when they were suitable for brand image.

DeLaBourdonnaye said, "coy is an international brand, and now the world is the world of Datong, whether it is race or culture.

Therefore, it is natural for Asian models to become more and more important.

Liu Wen has been running around New York, London, Milan and Paris T for the past month.

She knows that Asian models have a long way to go before they want to become mainstream.

"For me and Asian models, our challenge is to convince fashion designers, designers and photographers that we can have public appeal," she told Vogue magazine in an interview.