Asia has always been a consumer market for luxury and fashion. The streets of its big cities are full of style and modernity, and that had to be reflected in the best catwalks and covers.
As far as haute couture is concerned, the Asian market is one of the markets that has grown the most in recent years, and one of the objectives of luxury brands. With this panorama, is there a gap on the catwalks for Asian models? The answer is clear: yes. These are some of the most sought after and desired models by fashion houses.
Godfrey Gao
Born to a Taiwanese father and a Malaysian mother, he has had a great career as a model and actor in Taiwan, but his international fame came when he became the first Asian model for Louis Vuitton, in the spring of 2011. Now he is making a name for himself in the same mecca of cinema, and it is that it has already made its first steps in Hollywood.
Dae Na
Korean supermodel who works for the best agencies in New York, London and Tokyo and has posed for legendary photographers such as Terry Richardson, being on the cover of Vogue in Japan.
paolo roldan
You’ve seen this stunning New York-based Filipino in the star fashion publication, Vogue Paris. He is also a Givenchy fetish model.
Hideo Muraoka
It is the most palpable sign that racial mixtures are always beautiful and exotic. She is a superstar in the Philippines, which is why she is frequently seen in international publications like Men’s Health or Metro Magazine. Right now, a promise for the big firms.
daniel liu
Half Taiwanese, half American, he has posed with his characteristic angular features for campaigns for Target, Uniqlo, and Mario Testino’s camera.
Philip Huang
This Californian model began his career in 2005, and since then all haute couture brands have raffled him off for their catwalks: Gucci, Valentino, Jean Paul Gaultier, Armani, and many others. He has reports in the Vogue of China, Japan or the British GQ. In 2011 he became the image of Kenzo.
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